Facilities

Splash Island

Splash Island is an outdoor pool operated by Tullahoma Parks and Recreation. Originally an Olympic sized pool built in the late 1970s, Splash Island reopened in June of 2015 after undergoing a complete renovation. The new multi-use pool includes a splash pad, three 25 foot tall water slides, and a 300 foot lazy river. The concession stand offers plenty of poolside treats as well as healthy and fresh options.

To learn more about hosting parties at Splash Island, visit the Splash Island Birthday Party page.

Rules

• Splash Island is a family-friendly environment. Profanity and roughhousing of any kind will not be tolerated.
• Splash Island is a tobacco-free facility. No smoking, smokeless tobacco, or vaping is allowed. 15-minute smoking passes are available for patrons 18 years of age and older.
• Splash Island is not responsible for lost or stolen items. Free day-use lockers for valuables are available. Padlocks are sold for $3 at the admissions gate.

Inclement Weather Refunds

If a scheduled party chooses not to enter Splash Island due to questionable weather or Splash Island is unable to open, the registered host can request a reschedule to another open date or request a refund. No refunds will be issued if the party host chooses to enter Splash Island. The indoor pool is not available for parties during summer months while Splash Island is open.

Lightning Safety

If lightning is within 10 miles of Splash Island the pool will be cleared and will remain closed until lightning is more than 10 miles away. No refunds will be issued.

A Note About Unscheduled Pool Closures

Here at Splash Island, the safety of our swimmers is the number one priority. Occasions will arise where certain weather conditions will require us to close the pool. For example, according to the World Health Organization, water temperatures ranging from 78 to 86 degrees Fahrenheit are generally comfortable and safe for those engaging in moderate physical activity in a pool.

However, health concerns may come in to play with higher or lower water temperatures. We use the rule of 150: Air temperature plus water temperature equals 150. Water temperatures below 70 degrees can lead to increased heart rate and blood pressure, and also hypothermia. The W.H.O. recommends that swimmers approach extreme water temperatures, in both pool and open water, with caution.

We will do our best to notify our patrons at least one hour before scheduled opening times to announce closures. Please check for the most up-to-date information by visiting the City of Tullahoma website and our official Facebook pages: Splash Island Tullahoma and Tullahoma Parks and Recreation.