Horicon Aquatic Center

"It has diving boards and slides for $5, would be 5 star but due to high amounts of children there are a lot of rules for the Diving Boards."

"My daughter loves coming to the Horicon pool. It's only $10 for the two of us to get in. There's plenty of shade to sit in when taking a break. There are two slides, two diving boards, a dunking bucket, and something that looks like a tall sprinkler. There is also a cute frog slide for the little ones."

"Terrible first time experience there for my 4 year old and I. Caitlin the so-called lead lifeguard was absolutely rude to us. First we were told we could get in there after paying $10 to wait around to get the all clear for my son to hop in the water for a bit. Needless to say 40 minutes later it's drizzling it hasn't thundered for any time but Caitlin the lead lifeguard kept resetting the caution time to 30 minutes every time she thought she heard thunder in the distance. Which in my opinion was not a true valid assessment. I don't believe she wanted to work that day. She seemed more interested in sitting around in the huddle with all the other lifeguards chit chatting about everything other than their duties. >>> Why not just close the water park down insted of perpetually keeping everyone there hopelessly waiting for an all clear? OR stop taking people's money at the front door if you're not going to let them hop in the water! "

"Perfect place to bring younger kids. A large area is 0 depth entry with water features and a cute little slide. It’s cash or check only so keep that in mind for admission!"

"Great fun. Lifeguards are on point that I appreciate MOST SO BIG THUMBS UP TO THEM. I'm an over cautious parent but I appreciated they were attentive to ut being my sons (who's fearless) first year to ride the slide. At the bottom the lifeguard was always right there to help if he was struggling. Great place. Reasonably priced. They could make more profit if the ending area were more accommodating but other than that excellent fun"