Pioneer Waterland & Dry Fun Park

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+1 440-285-5200
pioneerwaterland.com
10661 Kile Rd, Chardon, OH 44024, USA
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Pioneer Waterland & Dry Fun Park Introduce

Looking for a water and dry fun park experience in Chardon, OH? Pioneer Waterland & Dry Fun Park, located at 10661 Kile Rd, Chardon, OH 44024, USA, offers a variety of water and dry activities for families and individuals. As featured on "Water Parks Near Me," this location provides a place to enjoy both water and land-based fun. The park can be reached at (440) 285-5200 or +1 440-285-5200.

Pioneer Waterland & Dry Fun Park is a family-oriented park that offers a mix of water and dry activities. The water park section features five taller slides, a decent-sized lazy river, a concrete "pond" area with inflatable floating structures, and a small splash area for younger children. The dry fun park includes batting cages, putt-putt golf, a pillow jumping area, paddle boats, small slides, foam archery, and go-karts (go-karts and batting cages require an additional fee). The park is generally praised for its relaxed atmosphere and the ability to bring in outside food and beverages, with picnic tables and lawn areas available. However, some reviewers have noted that the park appears run down and neglected, and the water quality varies. The park is considered small, and while it can be enjoyable when not crowded, it may become less appealing with long lines. The food available for purchase is considered expensive, and some reviewers have questioned its quality. The park is considered more suitable for younger children, and older kids may find the limited attractions repetitive. Some reviewers have recommended visiting on weekdays or when special deals are offered to maximize the experience.

Key features of Pioneer Waterland & Dry Fun Park include:

Water Slides: Five taller slides, including straight drop and curvy slides.
Lazy River: Decent-sized lazy river for relaxation.
Pond Area: Concrete pond with inflatable floating structures.
Splash Area: Small area with a frog slide and water guns.
Dry Activities: Batting cages, putt-putt golf, paddle boats, go-karts, and more.
Relaxed Atmosphere: Generally not overly crowded.
Bring Your Own Food: Allows outside coolers and beverages.
Run Down Appearance: Some reviewers note the park's neglected appearance.
Variable Water Quality: Some areas are cleaner than others.
Expensive Food: Food available for purchase is considered pricey.

Based on customer reviews, Pioneer Waterland & Dry Fun Park offers a mix of water and dry activities suitable for families. The park's relaxed atmosphere and the ability to bring in outside food are appreciated. However, potential visitors should be aware of the park's run-down appearance and variable water quality.

Customer reviews highlight both the positive and negative aspects of the park. One review praised the "great place" and the "friendly" staff, and mentioned the "bumper cars" and "paddle boats." Another review noted the "buy one, get one free" deal and described the "5 taller slides," "lazy river," and "dry activities," but also criticized the "run down and neglected" appearance and the "expensive" food.

For families and individuals in Chardon and the surrounding areas looking for a water and dry fun park experience, Pioneer Waterland & Dry Fun Park offers a variety of activities. Potential visitors should consider the park's run-down appearance and variable water quality. Visiting on weekdays or when deals are offered might enhance the experience. Check the park's website or call ahead for updated information on operating hours, admission fees, and any specific guidelines before visiting.

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Aug 15, 2024

A great place, I haven’t been in years . It wasn’t packed which I loved because the kids could move around more freely. The food was great. Everything was reasonably priced. We went on a chillier day but the kids still got in the water and had a great time. We also enjoyed the dry activities. The bumper cars was so fun. The paddle boats was relaxing, we played the put put, as well as the air ball shoot game(don’t know the proper name) but it was fun. We had a great time and the staff was friendly.
Jun 21, 2024

We went on the Monday after Father's Day because they had a buy one, get one free deal going on for admission. I believe it is normally $33 per person, unless they are 46" or under. It is a small water park that has 5 taller slides, all off the same wooden structure (two are straight drop slides with a little hill in the middle, one is a tube slide that has curves, and the other two are curvy slides that are open), a decent sized lazy river, a concrete "pond" area with inflatable floating structures in the 10' deep area and a shallow area, and a small "splash" area that has a small frog slide and two water guns that are like sprinklers. There's not a lot of water options. There are also some dry activities available like batting cages, putt-putt golf, pillow jumping thing to jump on, paddle boats, a couple dry, small, single slides, some kind of foam archery thing, and go-karts (go-karts and batting cages cost extra). If it's not crowded, you can do the bigger slides without having to wait in line forever, or at all. Same is true with some of the other water stuff and the dry stuff. Bad part is that it can get boring doing the same 5 slides over and over. Everything, wet and dry, seems run down and neglected. The water was cooler, but it was also around 90 degrees when we went, so anything would feel cool at that point. There were spots where the water seemed decently clean, and other spots, not so much, but nothing too terrible. Another good thing about this place is you can bring in your own cooler full of food and beverages. They have picnic table areas or you could just bring some camp chairs/blanket and sit in the lawn somewhere. There are some decent shaded areas. It is a very relaxed setting. If we lived closer to this place, like 15 to 20 minutes drive time, I could see wasting a day here during the week when it's not crowded. But since we live around 40 minutes away, it's not really worth the drive to go here. We might do a sporadic trip here again if they offer some more deals. They do have food and beverages available to buy, but they did seem expensive and I'm not sure I'd trust the quality of the food based on the upkeep of the rest of the park. Maybe a tray of French fries would be fine, but that was around $9. So it's a solid "okay" place to go, and that's only if it's not crowded. If it were crowded, it would've been worse having to actually stand in line forever to do the 5 slides they had. We spent around 2 hours here and the 3 kids (13, 10 & 7 year old) had had enough. Not the best place for older kids.
Sep 26, 2024

The price of admission is more than fair for what you get. We took our kids for the 4th and we all had a blast. It's an older water park, so don't expect a sparkling new resort. But it's relatively well maintained and clean. The slides are great, the lazy river is relaxing, and we had lots of fun in the deep end of the pool playing on the large inflatables. You can bring your own food and drinks (alcohol must be purchased on site) and there are plenty of seating areas and grills. The park is big enough to not feel crowded but small enough to get to everything quickly. Mini golf and paddle boats on the pond are included in the price. We didn't try the go karts.
Jun 01, 2023

Great small Waterpark for the family. The lazy river is great for something calm, the pool area is split between shallow and deep for different ages and skill levels, and the 5 different water slides offer different thrills for everyone. I enjoyed it as a kid and now enjoy it with mine!
Sep 28, 2024

Park is looking old. Same putt putt green as it was like 15 years ago. It’s turning black in most places. Hardly any working staff in water areas outside of the pool. No one monitoring getting in or out of the lazy tube ride and it felt pretty dangerous. My son was nervous getting in because all the people trying to grab tubes and pushing to get in and out. Would be way better with a life guard there and have one entrance and one exit for the lazy river. The worker that was “ watching” at the big bouncy pad was on her phone with ear buds in while kids threw rocks on it and others were doing cart wheels and flips. And the ones doing that looked about 18 years old almost kicking a toddler in the face. It was just sad to see as a mom. I loved this place as a child and it’s just so sad the lack of management of the workers. I think if safety and quality are made a higher priority it could be Fantastic.