Split Rock Resort Indoor Waterpark, Lake Harmony

Although this place is going through renovations, we love it! Check in is kind of slow, but they only have so much staff! There is so much to do here if you have young kids.My boys ages 6 and 10 love it here! The indoor water park is so much fun, so is the bowling! I want to also say Donna is such a wonderful lady! She was extremely helpful and was so welcoming with a smile no matter what! We love this place and love the staff! ❤️

Adrian at the front desk was nice and very helpful. I came to use the amenities at the property. Timeshare owners now must pay to use facilities😡 it used to be free. Bowling only had 2 lanes working. Enjoyed the arcade, ping pong and pool areas. Not too crowded and areas were being cleaned frequently. Visited the gym it was also very clean as well as the showers. Thank you Adrian for all your help.

It was a pretty large hotel and our room was pretty nice. We were told to enter around back which they probably shouldn't tell people to do. There were old car seats laying back there and it looked a bit cruddy. Luckily, the room was fine. They had several onsite restaurants, we didn't eat there. There was a water park for an extra charge. We used the pool and hot tub, which we did enjoy. It was also cool that they have a movie theater showing free movies. Overall, it was a nice resort. They could do with a little updating and fixing up minor things here and there. Worst part was the fire alarm going off at 3 AM! I heard that it had been happening and I really hope that they get it fixed.

Was given directions to the lodge where our room was located after we checked in at the main resort. After arriving at the lodge there was no one to be found. After wondering around on my own for awhile I was able to locate our room. I had asked for a double queen bed room at the time of the reservation only to find that I was given a king bed room. The room was very dated and in a real need of updating. The positive was the lake view from the room.

The end scene in the movie, "The Swimmer" shows Burt Lancaster curled up outside the once splendid house that is now abandoned. I thought of this when staying here: it must have been glorious in its heyday. The staff are friendly and helpful. Our room was recently modernised and has tasteful paintings. There is complementary coffee in the mornings and a lot of activities that are 'free for guests'. However, the room was so far from the lake, this isn't clear in the literature, and none of the activities are open until 1100. That means those of us staying for one night had to cram everything into the late afternoon and evening. The lagoon, which features heavily in the marketing, is closed for safety reasons. So we couldn't swim in the lake or any of the pools in the morning. My disgruntled review is due to disappointment at not being able to do the things that are advertised. We ate at the Sandbar (good prices) but there is no menu displayed anywhere: almost as if we were being pushed into eating at the lodge. I saw lots of deer and a family of raccoons as I sat by the lake at sunrise.