Beat the heat this summer at Splash in the Boro, Luetta Moore

Fun in the sun for all ages, skill levels

AJ Chavis, 9, front, Donald Green, 9, center, and Action Jamar, 12, don't mind getting splashed while waiting for their turn at the Flow Rider on June 13.

chavis green jamar — AJ Chavis, 9, front, Donald Green, 9, center, and Action Jamar, 12, don't mind getting splashed while waiting for their turn at the Flow Rider on June 13.

Open seven days a week through the end of July, Splash in the Boro is offering fun in the sun for all ages.

The county-owned water park, located at Mill Creek Regional Park, features a 19,500 square foot wave pool, along with tot slides and lily pads, as well as FlowRider and the Lazy River.

New at Splash this year is online ordering, which allows patrons to order food on their smartphones. There’s also a snow cone kiosk.

You can also cool off at Luetta Moore Park at the pool and splash pads.

Located on Martin Luther King Drive, Luetta Moore’s pool and splash pad will be open during the same hours as Splash in the Boro. Food and beverages are also on hand, and swim lessons are available.

For more information or to purchase tickets for Splash, go online at splashintheboro.com. To find out more about Luetta Moore’s pool, including hours and cost, go online at https://bullochrec.com/aquatics-2.

Dustin Sees, 13, of Statesboro shows off five years of Flow Rider prowess.

dusin sees — Dustin Sees, 13, of Statesboro shows off five years of Flow Rider prowess.

Azariah Valentine, 13, of Claxton lands ahead of her friends on the mat racer slide.

azariah valentine — Azariah Valentine, 13, of Claxton lands ahead of her friends on the mat racer slide.

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