Diamond Springs Water Park - Murfreesboro, Arkansas

Tiffany Lester

Nice little area for little ones. The reviews say there are 2 slides and waterfalls. They weren't working when we were there. The lifeguard said they don't want to pay to fix them, so they aren't working. The pool is shallow, so it's great for little kids. I wouldn't recommend this to teenagers. They will get bored.

Lindsays A Happy Camper

Super fun park but VERY EXPENSIVE. For our family of 5 it was $42.00 and 2 of my swimmers were discounted due to their height. So it could have been even more. It would be great if you got a discount at the splash park for camping in the park. You can not bring in any snack or food of any kind and your drink can only be water.
Lifeguards are constantly blowing their whistles and I get that you have to be safe but it was truly overkill. You can even hear those whistles in the State Park.
It's a great idea but way to expensive.

Erick Bustamante Casas

Great place to take the kids for the afternoon. There is a good life guard team, very clean. Simply a great place to enjoy with the little ones.

Breanna Russell

Kids hot? Wanna sweat while watching them cool off?
Great place! Affordable! And in the great state ARKANSAS!!

Alexander Leiding

In order to fairly evaluate this water park, which rather deserves to be called a toddler pool, one should consider the suitability for different target groups separately, whereby I limit myself in this evaluation to the target group of parents with children up to approx. 12 years and from 12 years.

For parents with children up to 12 years:
For parents who want a little diversion with their young children in the Murfreesboro area, the water park is quite suitable. Attractions like two small slides and a couple of smaller geysers are good for toddlers to cool off. Due to the maximum depth of about 2 feet, a parent can also be with the kids and take care of their own toddler without any problems.

For people over 12 years: ?
Since the attractions offered tend to all be geared towards toddlers and younger children, this water park is not suitable for those over 12. Each private pool is deeper and if you want to go swimming it's best to rather go to a river nearby or drive to Lake Greeson to go swimming. Furthermore, the $10 per person over the age of 2 is quite a lot for what little is offered and the fact that there is nothing on the internet about the one slide not working is also quite a shame as you only notice it when you have already paid and then it is already too late.

Staci Howard

Nice staff. They realized my son special (autistic) and just reminded him nicely we stand in line for the water slide. Very Clean. Heck they cleared the pool on the spot as soon as 1 of the 4 life guards realized their was blood in the water. Quickly cleaned as fast as they could go and soon enough everyone was back in. Priced fair. Family friendly for all ages. Fun more for your 7 and under crowd, but relaxing to sit around. It's not deep at all so Super toddler friendly. A great stop on a hot day for sure.

Liz Jackson

Not impressed with this “water park”. It is very shallow and there isn’t really anything for the kids to do. If a child is 36” or less, it’s $6 for admission, but they aren’t allowed to ride the slide. Otherwise, it’s $10 per person. —this is after we already paid to search the field for diamonds. The water park should either come down a bit in price, or add some more stuff for the kids to do. It’s also only about 2.5’ deep, so adults and bigger kids can’t even actually swim. Pretty disappointed in the water park.

Molly Stroud

We didn't know this place existed! Came to dig and was going to find a creek to swim in but the little had a blast here. There's no food or drink so come prepared having eaten and with water, but because of that rule its very clean. The water is good and not overly chlorinated. We had a great time!