The park, which spans 127 acres and includes a swimming lake, will remain closed through Sunday, Aug. 10, Bergen County Executive James J. Tedesco III said.
All water and non-water recreational activities will be unavailable during this time, Tedesco said.
"The County apologizes for the inconvenience and appreciates the public’s patience and understanding," the county's statement reads.
The Bergen County Parks Department is working diligently to address the issue and reopen the park for water and non-water recreational activities as quickly and safely as possible. Guests who purchased Splash Zone tickets online will be automatically refunded for any affected sessions.
The park is described online as "Bergen County's summertime jewel."
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