Roanoke County officials say more live events at Splash Valley could translate into successful 2018. Clark Palmer September 4, 2017 1 minute read As summer temperatures start falling,attendance numbers at Splash Valley Waterpark have been on the rise. WFIR’s Clark Palmer has more. Share: Post navigation Previous: School leaders will consider renaming Stonewall Jackson Middle SchoolNext: Post Traumatic Growth noticed in survivors of tragedies like Hurricane Harvey Related Stories The Tiny Cargo Company has big plans for its scale up at new facility Gene Marrano February 23, 2026 0 Roanoke College Poll: Virginians support tougher gun laws but doubt the impact Clark Palmer February 23, 2026 0 Virginia Tech to host Afghan female soldiers and student author for storytelling event Web Staff February 23, 2026 0
As summer temperatures start falling,attendance numbers at Splash Valley Waterpark have been on the rise. WFIR’s Clark Palmer has more.
