We've been coming to Cali Splash Park with our kids for the past three summers, and it's become one of our favorite summer traditions. The check-in process is always quick and organized, and every staff member we've interacted with has been friendly, patient, and helpful. The first time we visited, we bought the two-hour passes, but we quickly realized that wasn't nearly enough time. There are so many different obstacles to explore, and the kids never want to leave. Since then, we've always gone with the all-day passes, they're definitely worth it because you can take breaks and still enjoy everything the park has to offer. Such a fun place for families, and we always leave with great memories. We'll definitely be back again! read more

SAVE YOUR MONEY. We went Friday and got the two hour pass. I have MS and probably shouldn't have got out there bc I almost broke my neck on one of the slides. But that was 100% my own fault so flash forward to today when we went again and brought a bunch a friends with their kids. I called yesterday bc I noticed 18 month olds Fridays with sand buckets and shovels with their mother or father right next to them right next to the waterline being told to move and that they couldn't touch the water at all so I thought to myself, I better call because I can barely walk after Friday's adventure so I figured I would ask (before inviting a bunch of people) if I would be able to dunk in the water when I got really hot and come right back out obviously no swimming that is the main rule or even just sit in an inch of water and I was reassured that that would be fine however, there was no swimming, which is totally understandable. The first hour we were there another mother and I sat in about an inch of water, not floating, not swimming. The back of our legs were basically covered in water as we set up. One of the sweet lifeguards even stepped over us a couple times and was like oh sorry ladies. Hope you're having a good day. Very nice kid. Then the people to the left of us decided to put beach chairs in the water like up to their chest, not like a stick your feet in situation. A different lifeguard then came up and told my friend and I had to move and did not say one word to the people in the chairs fully in the water. Also mind you there are kids swimming where you are not supposed to be swimming and the lifeguards are fully seeing it. And it was like there just getting from point a to be like they are fully swimming floating There are other people getting in and out fully in and out multiple times floating around and lifeguards do not say a word. One of them even had an inflatable doughnut and was just right in the middle of the area you're not supposed to be in for a good 30 minutes. No one said a word. My problem with this is, if you're going to have a rule make it apply to everybody or even better yet staff more lifeguards because I know they can definitely afford it with the prices they charge so that people that are unable to do The obstacle course don't die of heat stroke. Even multiple lifeguards said this was their biggest issue this summer and they even agreed with people being able to go into the water, especially when it's that hot out so even they know that rule is not a good one. And the saddest part of this is someone's two year-old managed to swim out to the obstacle course almost drowning, right in front of the lifeguards. At first, I thought Will maybe they were too busy telling people they couldn't put their feet in to notice that a kid was about to drowned but then I looked to my left, and they were all standing on the lifeguard tower with a straight eye line to this poor little kid. Thank goodness, there was an adult nearby that saw and was able to jump in. This place could be really cool if you were able to enjoy the water along with the obstacle course. There is also a swimming area, but it is not near the obstacle course so you would need to choose between your kid having an amazing time and you dying a slow death on the beach or just going to the swimming part no course. Also the beach is literally covered in trash , the amount of trash I picked out of the water and off the beach was absolutely horrific. It was the same Friday. read more

We had fun! My kids did as well. The only thing I'd say is that I wish they had ladders to get back on the jumpers because falling off sucks and getting back up pulling your body weight out of the water isn't for the weak or fat. Is it worth the parking and entry fee no. Would I go again heck no. read more

The Splash Pad is great, once you get on it! WHAT THEY FAIL TO TELL YOU.. is that you need major upper body strength to pull yourself out of the deep water and onto the pad, while wearing a life vest! It is nearly impossible for some and there is nobody there to help you except for your friend/family that you went with. It says the age to go without a parent is 9, but most 9 year olds with a life vest on can not do it!! It's a BIG issue, in my book! They need to add a floating pad to get on and then move to floating water park! read more

Cali Splash Park: A Disappointing Experience The park was enjoyable for the grandkids, but there were several issues that made it a disappointing experience. The admission fee of $45 per child for only two hours, plus $15 for parking, was quite high. One of the most concerning problems was the presence of goose poop everywhere. It seemed like the park hadn't been cleaned up in days, which was quite unpleasant. The only seating provided was located away from the attractions, so we couldn't watch or take pictures of the kids. And we brought our own food as none available (no snack bar). In addition, the temperature was scorching hot at 97 degrees Fahrenheit, and adults were not allowed to stand in the water to cool off, unless we paid $45. We were not swimming, simply standing in ankle-deep water, which was enough to provide a little relief from the heat. A lifeguard threatened to physically remove us from the premises if we didn't get out of the water, even though we explained we were just standing there trying to cool off and take pictures. Overall, we found that there are much more accommodating and cleaner water parks available. We won't be returning to Cali Splash Park. read more

Very fun and great for the whole family. The price was affordable and parking was accessible.

This is such a great activity to do with your family! It's a little hard to adjust as it is slippery and of course bouncy, but once you get your sea legs it's a day full of fun! The slides are thrilling and the obstacles entirely will have you laughing with your family! We brought our 3 year old and she had an amazing time. We were tired after two hours and desperately needed some water, so make sure to bring your water and food to refuel! After we decided we were done we headed to the open swim beaches at the lake and spent our day floating and splashing! read more

Cali Splash Park - Water Parks Near Me - Castaic, California

Great little spot, easy, fun water activity for the whole family. Most people mind their manners and take turns, etc. Open swimming area is nearby. read more

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Super fun for the kids! Safe and warm waters at this time of the year! My kids loved it and definitely will be coming back! Highly recommend if you have super hyper kids haha!!! read more

So fun! Not crowded and the lake water was not freezing! Be careful tho of all the duck poop on the sand, there's so much. Our kids had a blast, will be coming back soon! read more

Cali Splash Park - Water Parks Near Me - Castaic, California

DO NOT COME HERE!! this obstacle course is very hard to get up and out of the water because it's too slippery and there's not enough grip. I was in for no more than 15 minutes, all of which were spent trying to get out of the water to do the obstacle course. once I finally got out, I went and asked for a refund for myself and was told absolutely not! We spent $200 for two hours of play today and my $50 was completely wasted. SAVE YOUR MONEY!! read more

This place is amazing! All ages welcomed and very safe. Its not too busy and there's so much to do around the beach / park as well. Definitely will be back to Cali Splash. read more

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Cali Splash Park is the best kept secret in Southern CA. My 9-year old daughter and I had a blast here. Will definitely bring back more family & friends. read more

Cali Splash Park - Water Parks Near Me - Castaic, California

This place is amazing! We came last year and back for round 2! Had a blast with the extended play zone and slides! read more

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My son celebrated his 18th birthday here with his friends and they had such a wonderful time! The float is so much fun for and caters for all ages. There's a life guard that is always on the watch and quick to respond. We will be back! read more

Cali Splash Park - Water Parks Near Me - Castaic, California

best ever!! the boys had the best time cooling off and jumping, running and playing together. It was a great day to stay cool and out of the hot sun read more

Cali Splash Park - Water Parks Near Me - Castaic, California

Kids had a blast! Super friendly staff and had a great experience. Such a fun experience. read more

We took 20 people here today and they LOVED it. Fantastic folks running it made us feel welcome and answered all my questions thoroughly before we arrived. We definitely recommend it! read more

Cali Splash Park - Water Parks Near Me - Castaic, California