I have been getting a season pass for this place every year. I only go a few times but it was worthwhile, but now they doubled the price and with NO SIGNAGE . I had been going through the week, weeks before the grand opening and I saw nothing about price changes or the grace period for passes. If you went to the web site for Harry Wright lake it's not stated there.You have to have 2024in your search or you will not get the updated information.Poor choices here.Donna in Whiting

There were no day badges, so it cost me $120 for 1 DAY!!! If I didn't drive 25 minutes with my grandchildren, I never would have spent that. The fact that they did not let me purchase a day pass was ridiculous. The prices have doubled since last year. They offer nothing but an old park that the kids can't enjoy in the heat because of the materials that the slides are made of, a small snack stand, and a volleyball net. That's it!!! It was Memorial Day weekend and I should have realized that since it was not crowded at all. Never again, wasted money !!!!

Nice park. Beautiful lake and scenery. Took a nice walk around lake and through the woods. Very clean. Family friendly place to go.

This place is wonderful. The park has a play area and natur trail that is one mile long with a trail that is flat wide and scenic. The lake is big and has two sides that offer lifeguards. You have to pay to go swim in the lake. $5 for residents 14 and up. Nonresidents are $10. Or you can buy a season pass for $10 if resident $20 nonresident. Lake has a sandy beach for laying out. Km D's enjoyed making sand castles. It was like going to the beach without the drive parking traffic or crowds. Wonderful experienc for the family every time.