SKYLAKE Adventures is a 126-acre water and adventure park in Sheridan, Indiana — about six minutes north of Grand Park — that opened June 4, 2026 with lake-based water attractions, and it offers two annual pass tiers (Explorer and Adventure) that can pay for themselves in roughly two to three visits for a family of four.

What's actually there right now

SKYLAKE's first phase, open for the 2026 season, centers on lake and water-based attractions: Splash Challenge, a large floating obstacle course with climbing, balancing, bouncing, and sliding features; Tidal Trek, a scaled-down floating course for kids age 4 and up; the X Tower, a roughly 40-foot jumping and sliding tower; and SKYSlides, a set of side-by-side water slide lanes. The property is organized around three beach zones — Splash Beach for young children, SKY Beach for families and teens, and South Beach for adults — plus general lake swimming, sand play areas, and rentable kayaks and paddle boards.

On land, there are lockers and changing rooms, picnic tables, retail shops, ADA-accessible beach access, restrooms, and food and beverage stands. The site is being developed in phases through 2031; a high ropes course is planned for fall 2026, with an all-season tubing hill targeted for around Thanksgiving.

2026 pricing

Daily admission runs $55 for ages 10 and up and $50 for ages 4-9, plus $15 parking per vehicle. Groups of 10 or more get 10% off tickets. Add-ons include AquaBana private cabanas at $35/day, an umbrella-and-two-chairs package at $35/day, kayak rentals at $30/hour (or $50 for two hours), and paddle board rentals at $35/hour (or $60 for two hours).

Does a season pass make sense?

SKYLAKE sells two annual pass tiers, priced in the $109-$159 range depending on the tier and any promotional timing:

Explorer Pass — unlimited visits for 12 months, with blackout dates on all July Fridays/Saturdays and major holidays, plus a 10% discount on tickets for guests you bring along.

Adventure Pass — unlimited visits with no blackout dates, standard parking included, 20% off up to 6 companion tickets per year, 10% off retail, and 2 complimentary guest tickets annually.

Do the math against your own family's habits: at $50-$55 per person per visit, a family of four spending a single day at SKYLAKE is already in the $200-$220 range before parking and any add-ons. If you'd realistically go three or more times in a season — which is an easy bar to clear for a family with Grand Park practices or tournaments happening six minutes down the road all summer — the Adventure Pass in particular can pencil out fast, especially once you factor in the included parking and discounted guest tickets for visiting cousins or teammates' families.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where exactly is SKYLAKE Adventures located?
22105 Dunbar Road, Sheridan, Indiana — about six minutes north of Grand Park in Hamilton County.

When did SKYLAKE Adventures open?
SKYLAKE opened for its first season on June 4, 2026, with its initial phase of water-based attractions.

How much do daily tickets cost at SKYLAKE Adventures?
For the 2026 season, general admission (ages 10+) is $55 and child admission (ages 4-9) is $50, plus $15 parking per vehicle.

What's the difference between the Explorer Pass and the Adventure Pass?
The Explorer Pass offers unlimited visits with blackout dates on peak July weekends and holidays. The Adventure Pass has no blackout dates, includes parking, and adds bigger companion-ticket discounts and two free guest tickets per year.

Is SKYLAKE Adventures a good fit for young kids, or mainly older kids and teens?
The park is zoned by age group — Splash Beach and the Tidal Trek course are built for younger children, while SKY Beach, South Beach, the Splash Challenge, X Tower, and SKYSlides skew toward families with older kids, teens, and adults.

Weighing a move that puts you closer to Grand Park and SKYLAKE both? I can send you listings in the neighborhoods that put both within easy reach. Let me know a good time to talk.

Jason Kraus, Broker/Owner, REMAX Advanced Realty — MOVE Group, Hamilton County's dedicated local team headquartered in Westfield.

Note: ticket and season pass pricing above reflects SKYLAKE's 2026 season as published on their site — please verify current pricing at skylakeindiana.com before relying on it, as amusement park pricing can change without notice.