Casper Family Aquatic Center is a city-run indoor pool and waterpark in Casper, Wyoming, with water slides, a lazy river, lap pool and hot tubs. It offers swim lessons for children but operates as a public aquatic facility rather than a structured summer day camp.
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We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact Casper Family Aquatic Center directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★justin OCambAlways an enjoyable, fun experience every time we go. The kids always have a fun time.
★S MLNot only are the locker rooms dirty, old and outdated, the pool floors were absolutely disgusting. Do they ever deep clean the pool here? I didn’t even want to walk around near the lazy river it was so bad.
★Cody CaseDon't bother coming here if your child is under 12. They arent allowed to sit in the hot tub, Only their lower legs can go in, its there policy. Got harassed by the life guards about my son trying to sit with me, a bunch of kids were protesting with us because they wanted to warm up. The pool water is cold and the policy they're enforcing is factually incorrect. Only kids under the age of five have issues with regulating their body temperature in cold or hot water.I looked that up on google.I even asked chatgpt and I also showed the lifeguards, and they didn't care And they wouldn't give us a refund. the water in the hot tub wasn't even hot.I would say it was probably 99 degrees Maybe at the most. They act like kids don't know when they're too hot or too cold When it comes to getting in and out of water. I dont even want a refund now. I won't be removing this rating tell the policy is changed 5 or 6. 12 is ridiculous. My entire family are swimmers, and we've been swimming since we were just little babies, and that includes swimming in hot tubs.
★Matthew JohnsonIf you want your kids to have fun, don’t take them here. You can’t wait for them at the bottom Of the slides. You have to leave the whole area and hope your child doesn’t freak out when the water hits their face. Your child can’t play around the frog in the front of the pool. They take 15 minute breaks from the water slide every 15 min. The “life guards” are constantly on a power play with your small children. -10/10
★★★★★Krystal JamesGreat stop with little people! The water features weren't on the morning we went, but were turned on in the afternoon. The staff are friendly and the price is reasonable.