Bedford Splash Aquatic Center

Nothing specifically wrong with this place, it’s clean and well maintained. I only wish it was better designed with the parking. My kids like the slides and the poll area. The lifeguards did a great job getting the kids through scout swim tests last week! Also, one grabbed ice for my kid when he gave himself a concussion on the stairs. Friendly staff!

The Bedford Splash Pad is our little family get away during the summer months. This is our third summer having passes to the establishment and over the few years, i’ve gained a lot of mommy knowledge to share with you:
1.) We frequent from 3 – 6 pm (park closes at 7), post our nap times, and what seems to be during everyone else’s. The crowd’s aren’t so terrible during this hour, and we can usually find a quick little seat right next to the kiddie pool.
2.) The price is affordable– 6 for residents at 7.50 for non-​residents –two years and under are free. Season passes aren’t always worth the money, depends how often you’ll go!
3.) You’re able to take in all of your own food and drinks. No margaritas though Moms– sorry!
4.) Lifeguards are young, but most are extremely well mannered, polite and on top of things. Some need a little work on how to manage little kids. ie: my 1.5 year old doesn’t understand «wait your turn on the slide» unless you look her in the eye, put out a hand and almost physically stop her. So you’re going to want to be on hand to interpret «baby» for certain guards.
5.) Speaking of those life guards… they’re not baby sitters. This is a water park. You definitely need to watch your children and stay close by. There are big kids running around (they can knock your «little» over into water over their head), there are slick grounds (babies like to run, no matter how much you tell them to stop!) etc.
6.) There is a little drop off from the wading pool with the club house into the lazy river. Every time i’m there a guard jumps in to save a kiddo (always of which a parent WASN’T watching). Be on the look out!
7.) There’s a fake coconut tree I trip over every damn time, when trying to help my baby up the slide stairs and then dart back around to the kiddie pool, while simultaneously jumping other children to be back intime to catch her… and that thing hurts like a bitc*.
8.) The bathroom’s are a little yucky, just from pool water and little kids dropping toilet paper. I usually take an extra towel to throw on the ground to stand on while we use the restroom.
9.) The concession stand has treats at reasonable prices that are good for bribing kids to get out of the pool when it is time to leave with out throwing a fit. :)

Love this place. It’s like the best place in the planet during summer time for my almost 2 year old. Prices are amazing so it’s a no brainer. Even though I’d never let my kid out of my sight for a minute I definitely feel very secure about the amount of lifeguards that they staff.

I visited this park yesterday for the first time. My boyfriend and his sister came with me (we are in our 20’s). For a small waterpark, it has everything for any age. There is a big pool– the deepest is 6 ft 6 in. However, most of the amenities are targeted towards the young’uns. My favorite part of the park are the waterslides. There is one that is 3 ft deep and the funnel one that is 6 ft deep, which is geared towards the thrill seekers that know how to swim. The lifeguards are friendly and are always on the lookout. The cost is very reasonable! I would definitely come here again. I wish the park was a little bigger because when we got there, there was no place for us to sit and place our things, but luckily we rented a locker ($ 6, but you get reimbursed $ 5 when you return the key! :)

I recently visited this little water park for the first time with my sister and my (almost 2 year-​old) niece. We had a really fun time, and I think that given the entry price and size of this park, Bedford Splash is doing everything they can to make this an awesome atmosphere for families.
First of all, they let you bring food in! Food, drinks, strollers, coolers, your own chairs… basically anything besides glass and alcohol. It’s so nice to find a water park (or theme park in general) that lets you bring in your own food like this. So if you want to head out for a day in the water, and you’ve got babies or special dietary needs or simply don’t want to eat processed fast-​food crap, you know you can go to Bedford Splash and pack your own lunch. Hallelujah! We brought grapes, crackers, cheese, peppers, popcorn, mushrooms, and licorice. It’s also nice that this water park has a concession stand, in case you forget to bring your own foods. I didn’t go there so I’m not sure what they offer, but I do know they serve pizza!
The next best thing about this park is its affordability! $ 6 for residents of Bedford and $ 7.50 for non-​residents. Even cheaper if you’re between 2 – 17 years old, and 2 and under are free. These are stellar prices for a fun environment with plenty of classic water park attractions. However, this place is small and suited mostly for young children. It’s not Hurricane Harbor status with gigantic crazy rides, and there is no wave pool. There is an adorable and tiny lazy river, however, and several water slides that seem big/​fun enough for the teenage crowd. We mostly saw children under 10 years old — lots of toddlers and babies. This is not a high-​school hang out, as far as I can tell. Yay!
The staff and lifeguards are all young and friendly. They rotate stations every 10 – 15 minutes or so, which seems smart. I wish more parents would watch their kids a little closer; the poor lifeguards can only say «no running» so many times, and there are so many tiny kids around that running is an extra bad idea. Oh well. Slip and learn, I suppose.
Bedford Splash is also super clean! Barely any trash in site and plenty of trashcans. Clean chairs, the water is sparkling (and so super chlorinated, make sure you wash that off your body and outta your swimsuits), and even the bathrooms are clean! Just keep in mind that this is a relatively tiny water-​park, so I’m sure it gets super crowded on the weekends!

This is such a wonderful gem of a place to visit. It’s not huge like the major water parks in the area are and it’s a hair on the crowded side, but it’s well shaded in a lot of areas, set up for kids and adults alike, and fun to swim or just hang out with the kids. I’m looking forward to going back next summer. If you’re going alone, make sure to take cash with you. They accept credit cards but there is a minimum $ 10 purchase fee in order to use them.

I really enjoy Bedford Splash – so much so that I willingly pay $ 7.50 as a non-​resident (up to 3 times a week), when I could get into the Euless Aquatics Center for almost a 3^rd of that. What has B-​Splash got that Euless doesn’t? A section for DEEP WATER, that’s what. They have a lap pool that goes to 6 feet 6 inches – no diving, but still, it’s significantly better than the parks that don’t get deeper than 4 feet. Lap rules are NOT followed here (if they had a couple of hours a week when they enforced lap swimming for adults, this would be a 5-​star review), but if you show up for the last hour or so before they close, there are usually wide swaths of open water for getting exercise while dodging a minimal number of children.
I also like the zero-​entry to the shallow-​water pool, simply to lounge in once I’ve exhausted myself.
The employees are mostly young people, but they have good attitudes and seem to do a good job; as someone else mentioned, they are rotated from one position to another, and they stay hydrated and alert.
Definitely worth checking out.

This is a great family place to come out for very little money, and still have a great day at the water park.
The facility is clean and so are the restroom, which is a plus! They allow you to bring in coolers, chairs and pretty much whatever as long as its not glass. We celebrated my nephews birthday with a lot of BBQ. And I did notice a lot of people brought sandwiches and the sort to be able to stay out there all day. For those that don’t want to bring anything to eat, they do have a bar that you can pick up drinks and your typical foods.
There is plenty of lifeguards on duty, and I love the way they rotated the staff around so that they stay alert and not bored of the same scenery.
My only recommendation is to come out early. The earlier, the better because the beach chairs go quickly on the weekend. Overall, it is a fantastic facility that is clean and very well staffed.

Saturday night, I attended a wedding at Bedford Splash Water Park. A wedding at a water park? I arrived skeptical. I left converted. The wedding had exclusive use of the facilities. After the usual wedding part, the guests were encouraged to play in the water. So, I did!
The Bedford park isn’t very large. There is the water activity area for small children, a short lazy river, and a lap pool.
They only have 3 slides. There is a small set of slides that empty into the small kiddie water activity area. The 2^nd slide is open and pretty gentle. The 3^rd slide was too extreme for me to get on.
I checked their website. Ordinary admission for a non-​resident of Bedford is only $ 6.50. What a deal! They have a shorter season than some of the other water parks, so check their website.