Shipwreck Island

I think the park had some awesome rides. I took three teens and they had a blast. The park was really clean. The food was really good and they give you alot for your money. I didn't think it was expensive for a park . The employees at the food stands need to get a personality. They acted like they didn't have a brain or the courtesy to speak to you when you ask a question. Overall, I enjoyed our trip and will go back again.

I was surprised by how small this water park is for the price. My daughter was just under 48" and there wasn't much she could do...besides the kiddie areas which she thought were too babyish (she just turned 7) and just swimming in the pools. It is a nice little water park, but it is overpriced for just a few hours of fun.

The prices were insane... We have 2 small girls that couldn't even ride one ride all they were able to do is stay in the kiddie pool. and it cost us 55 dollars for them to just swim. Come on now I know its a vacation place but thats to much money.... For a faimly of 4 its cost us over 300 dollars.....

The staff was sooo nice but the park was smaller than I had expected. It is fun. Most of the tubes you have to be atleast 48" to go on so if you have small children don't plan on being able to do everything.

Lots of fun. We had nice weather. We did not have to wait in long lines. There was a lot of different slides and things for children to do.

We went to this water park on a weekend. The price was a bit high, and we had to rent a locker for $5 (you get $3 when you turn the key in). This park has no bowl slides like most water parks. The two large black slides, the twisting one and the straight shot hurt everyone in our party's backs. The river float was nice, though there were people everywhere and it was hard to "relax" because they would stop, yell, and hold everyone up. The racing slides were fun, as was the "white knuckles". The rafting ride is a bit rough for young riders, one little girl fell off her tube right before the big drop, and a member of my party had to get out of her raft to save the girl from going down the water fall by herself (no tube) ... no lifeguards around. The park is a little difficult to navigate, we never could find one ride we could see (the one by the river rafting ride). Parking was convenient and free, a big plus. Overall, we had a good time,

not many water slides and the only fun thing was the strait down slide whitch wasnt great thats all i can say ABOUT MY AVERAGE VISIT WELL THATS ALL

We love Shipwreck Island and go there every time we visit PCB; the only thing we don't like is the price. For no longer than it stays open during the day, it should cost a little less. The food inside the park is expensive too. But if money's not a problem, then it's the place to be. Great kids area and all around fun place to be.

Our family visits PC every year for the last 18 years so you may want to keep this in mind.....Not the best value when they are little 2-6 because you really can't spend the whole day there. Ages 7-10 Better Value because they are happy all day (which by the way is 6 hours) But Parents are worn out from watching and waiting for them to finish rides all day. The best age to take them is 11-16 this is when you can let them loose (except if they want to go in the wave pool) I like to oversee them there, it is rough. My husband and I camp out near the pool that has the cave this is center of all the rides that the kids 11-16 enjoy most, so they come by after each ride and check in and we can have lunch and drinks by the pool. The worst age is 17 and over they "got bored and left" But the 12 year olds didn't want to leave. my husband and I didn't either!

Shipwreck Island was very boring. We have a 7 year old and 4 year old. We were in and out of the park in 2 and 1/2 hours. Not worth the money or time. Go to the beach and ride the waves for free and have more fun.