Kentucky Splash Waterpark

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Kentucky Splash Waterpark
Location Williamsburg, Kentucky, U.S.
Coordinates 36°43′40″N84°10′30″W / 36.727689°N 84.175122°W / 36.727689; -84.175122 Coordinates: 36°43′40″N84°10′30″W / 36.727689°N 84.175122°W / 36.727689; -84.175122
OpenedMay 2001.
SloganKentucky Splash Waterpark is the largest in the state!
Operating seasonMay - September
Website http://www.kentuckysplash.com

Kentucky Splash Waterpark is an amusement park which includes a waterpark, miniature golf course, driving range and campground in Williamsburg, Kentucky.

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