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 Roanoke County Police investigating after multi-vehicle crash on Franklin Road Clark Palmer February 2, 2026 0 Ella Langley to perform at the Salem Civic Center in June Clark Palmer February 2, 2026 0 Roanoke revises trash schedule, urges sidewalk clearing after storm Ian Price February 2, 2026 0
As summer temperatures start falling,attendance numbers at Splash Valley Waterpark have been on the rise. WFIR’s Clark Palmer has more.
