Splashmins Fun Park

Construction for this amusement park began in 1997. After three years of construction the park was opened in 2000.^{[citation needed]}

The park consists of beaches, palm lined walkways, numerous picnic areas and water slides. Splashmins features a man made black water lake with white sandy beaches that overlooks Guyana's natural vegetation, Benabs, food and drinks bars, a gift shop, water rides, hotel and camping facilities.

In 2011, Splashmins Fun Part hosted the final leg of the Miss Jamzone International pageant.^[1] In 2018, the part hosted an amateur women's boxing tournament.^[2]

In 2015, Ashmins Fun Park and Resorts (parent company of Splashmins and Madewini Villas) became the first private-sector company to access financing to construct a wastewater treatment plant. The daily treatment of 139,000 litres of wastewater to standards outlined in the provisions of the Protocol of Land-Based Sources (a part of the Cartagena Convention) will be reused at the park facilities in efforts to reduce marine pollution.^[3][4]

In 2018, lifeguard services were cancelled after claims that negligent staff contributed to the death of a teenager.^[5] Signs were put up to advise patrons they were "swimming at their own risk" in the government owned waterways.^[6]

Lennox John, the owner, also owned department store Ashmins in Georgetown at Hadfield and High Street from 1990 until 2018.^[7]

• Official website

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