Pine Lake Waterpark is located at 4640 IN-218 in Berne, Indiana 46711. Pine Lake Waterpark can be contacted via phone at (260) 334-5649 for pricing, hours and directions.
Contact Info
(260) 334-5649
Questions & Answers
Q What is the phone number for Pine Lake Waterpark?
A The phone number for Pine Lake Waterpark is: (260) 334-5649.
Q Where is Pine Lake Waterpark located?
A Pine Lake Waterpark is located at 4640 IN-218, Berne, IN 46711
Q How big is Pine Lake Waterpark?
A Pine Lake Waterpark employs approximately 20+ people.
I went there with my family and they had so many fun things to do. Your never bored. Waterslides, 10, 20, and 30 foot jumps, zip lines, and shallow and deep water to swim in.
Nicole S. on Yelp
All the fun of a waterpark, but on a lake! (Or man-made pond!) This is a super fun place to spend a hot day. There is a huge body of water in which to swim, water slides, a water obstacle course, a diving area, and an area away from the lake with a splash pad for little kids. It's the kind of place you want to stay and play all day.That being said, this is a lake (man-made pond?) and not a pool. The ground is sandy and the water is murky and you cannot see a couple of feet below the surface. So if you have young children or children who are not confident swimmers, you should keep a constant watch on them at all times. There were a couple of times when my child, who is a confident swimmer, went underwater and just disappeared. You literally cannot see anything under the water. For a few heart-stopping seconds, I was wondering where he went and luckily he surfaced shortly after. But there are parts of the lake that are deep and two times I saw lifeguards race into the water to dive after people who went into the water and didn't come up as fast as they'd like. This happened in the diving area, which goes down very deep. So, just be aware. This isn't a hands-off place for parents by any means. My children really liked jumping off the deck into the lake, and also the water slides. My youngest enjoyed the splash pad, which has a bucket that fills up and dumps water on you every so often. One thing to note is that you're not supposed to bring coolers into the park. However, you can bring your own food (I guess as long as it's not in a cooler), or purchase food at the snack bar that opens around lunch time. If you want, though, you can leave and visit your vehicle and have lunch in the parking lot. I saw lots of people doing that, and there are a few picnic benches scattered about.Be sure to bring a blanket or something to sit on! There are lots of grassy areas where people sit and put their stuff. We also brought a beach umbrella, which was a good idea because the sun was beating down and there wasn't any shade!
Jasmin M. on Yelp
This water park is a real diamond in the rough! A water park built on a lake. There is a full days worth of fun packed into this park. Slides, water zip lining, free open swimming, attractions in the middle of the lake, a splash pad for the little kiddos, and a snack bar. The food was good but if you plan to spend the entire day like we did we recommend you pack a cooler (which is allowed you just have to go to your car to eat it) I also recommend you bring your own chairs as they don't have any on their beach." The restrooms were clean and well kept, the staff were helpful and friendly. My family and I had a blast and can't wait to return!
