Frequently Asked Questions

During severe weather, all patrons must exit the water and leave the deck for a period of at least 30 minutes. Lafayette Parks will make every attempt to re-open our aquatic facilities after the severe weather threat has passed. Lafayette Parks does not offer refunds or rain checks for pool closures due to severe weather.

Yes. We gladly accept cash, credit and debit cards (business checks can be accepted - certain restrictions apply).

Sorry, but no coolers, glass containers or outside food or beverages are permitted inside the water park. You may leave the Cove to enjoy a picnic in Columbian Park and return to the Cove provided you leave your wristband on.

You may leave any of our pools and return later the same day as long as you leave your wristband on.

All children ages 12 years and under must be accompanied by an adult.

Yes. Wherever there is water, we have lifeguards. All of our lifeguards are Red Cross certified. Remember, if your kids are in the water, you should be too!

For safety purposes, we do not allow "floaties" or other flotation devices. Tropicanoe Cove does provide tubes at no additional cost.

The Lafayette Parks department does provide lifejackets at no additional cost at all of our aquatic facilities. Patrons may bring their own lifejacket provided that it is US Coast Guard approved.

Yes. If they normally wear a diaper, swim pants are required. Swim pants may be purchased near the concession stand.

Yes. For your enjoyment and safety swimwear is required.

No pets are allowed in our aquatic facilities. Service animals are welcome.

Yes we do. Each aquatic facility has a different rate.

Yes. Private parties are available at all three Lafayette Parks aquatic facilities. To inquire about private parties, please contact the Lafayette Park Administrative office at (765) 807-1500.

Yes we do. You can find more information

Yes. All three aquatic facilities offer concessions.

Lockers are available for rent at Tropicanoe Cove. For assistance, please see Guest Relations. Remember, Lafayette Parks is not responsible for personal property.