Frequently Asked Questions

Barrie:
10:30am – 12:30pm – $25+tax
1pm – 3pm – $28+tax
3:30pm – 5:30pm – $28+tax
6pm – 8pm –  $25+tax

Orillia: $22+tax for a 2-hour time spot

Chaperone Passes are 50% off general admission passes!

Barrie – The City of Barrie owns and manages the Waterfront Parking where the business is located. View their website for more information. Or view the Parking Map for an overview of nearby parking spaces and prices.

City of Barrie Website

Parking Map

Orillia – Parking is available on site at the beach location and is free!

Children ages 5-8 year old require a chaperone (parent or guardian) at all times when on the water park structure.

Chaperone passes when accompanying a child 5-8 years old are 50% off general admission passes.

We are open 7 days a week all summer long! 

Daily time spot options are: 

1.     10:30am – 12:30pm
2.     1:00pm – 3:00pm
3.     3:30pm – 5:30pm
4.     6:00pm – 8:00pm*
   Please note: Barrie operates 7 days a week at this evening time slot, while Orillia operates this evening slot on Fridays and Saturdays only!

All Splash ON Water Park employees hold valid National Lifeguard Certification along with Standard First Aid Certification and also complete a comprehensive inflatable water park specific training program. There are always lifeguards located on the water park structure and at the beach registration tent during operating hours.

We remain open during advisories and close the park during closures. With advisories, we advise that people do not drink the lake water and take a shower once home, as recommended by the health unit.

If the Simcoe Muskoka District Health Unit has issued an advisory or closure at either of the beaches we operate at, we will  issue a gift card or rebook for no additional fees. We notify those whose bookings are impacted via email as soon as possible. It is important to note that we typically get very little notice when this occurs.

https://www.simcoemuskokahealth.org/Topics/SafeWater/BeachWater/BeachPostings

 Your health is our top priority, and we have put special measures in place to keep all guest safe both during and after your activity. In accordance with Provincial Guidelines, we have adjusted our operations. We thank you in advance for understanding the new policies.

COVID Safety:

• Lifeguard training to fit COVID-19 LSS new recommendations
• Stringent cleaning – increased frequency of disinfecting surface, high traffic areas and lifejackets
• Updated pass structure, 2 hr time spots
• Hand sanitizer before accessing the registration and water park area
• Online waiver system
• Cashless Sales
• Signage throughout the business area explaining these new changes

Heck no! We welcome all ages above 5 and have no maximum age. Adults need to have fun too! We often hear comments like …. “I haven’t had that much fun since I was a kid” or “I’ve never felt more like my 10-year old self”!!

The best option for payment is online through our website. We are able to accept credit and debit at the beach registration tent but the only way to guarantee your spot is to book online ahead of time!

We take online bookings through the website for each of the 4-time spots that are offered daily. Once a pass is purchased, you have a guaranteed spot for the date and time you have chosen!

Yes, all participants must always wear PFDs during the activity. Yes, we provide them! There is no additional fee for this. Guests may bring their own if they are a Transport Canada approved personal flotation device.

All customers must read and sign Splash ON’s waiver form to participate in the activity. Children under 18 years of age must have a parent read and sign the document on their behalf. You can find a copy here.

We do not sell food, however, we are located on public beaches at both locations, which do have food options nearby! There are beach concessions and ice cream shops at both locations!

Unfortunately we do not have lockers on site. The best suggestion we can provide at this time is to leave everything of value in a vehicle and we can hold onto car keys.

Please see Weather Policy for more information.

Swimwear, towel and anything else you would bring for a day at the beach!

Nope! Purchasing a ticket or fees only apply if you are participating and going onto the water park structure.

Nope! Our largest life jacket is a men’s 3XL. You can also bring your own!

The City of Barrie does not allow barbeques or other grilling devices at Centennial Beach unless authorized by the City. However, the City does provide community-use BBQs in specific areas!

https://www.barrie.ca/Living/ParksTrails/Parks/Documents/12×24-sign-Community-BBQ-rules.pdf

The City of Orillia also has a ban on using barbecues and other cooking devices at their parks and beaches.