California Water Parks The Complete List

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California Water Parks combine amusement park fun with a day at the beach. Huge water slide, wild rivers, giant wave pools and sandy beaches. Tickets are good for all day with many of the water parks offering discounts and promotions during the season. California has some of the best weather in the country so most of these water parks are open from late March through to the end of September. Water parks are the perfect place to cool off on a hot summer day. Bring along the family for a day of fun and exercise. Older kids and adults will enjoy the wild tube slides and wave pools. Younger children can play in waveless pools, gentle fountains, and miniature slides. Everyone in your family or group can jump into the lazy river, climb into and inner tube and float the water park. There is no better way to spend a sumner day than at one of California's water parks. Use this list to find a water park near you.

Legoland California Water Park - California's newest water park and the only Legoland water park in the world. Located in Carlsbad California the new park opens June 2010. LEGOLAND California guests can upgrade their Park tickets to include LEGOLAND Water Park for just $10. The Water Park is included in the price of Resort Hopper tickets. Legoland Discount Tickets.

Six Flags Hurricane Harbor Los Angeles - 26101 Magic Mountain Parkway - Six Flags Hurricane Harbor attraction lineup features more than 23 slides and attractions including Tornado, a six-story funnel of fun; Black Snake Summit, with two of the tallest enclosed speed slides in Southern California; Lizard Lagoon. Print at home tickets.

Knott's Soak City Palm Springs - 1500 S. Gene Autry Trail, Palm Springs, CA 92264 - Rides include Pacific Spin, Old Man Falls (Pipeline, Point Break, Riptide), Malibu Run (Dropoff, Heavy Swell, Rincon, Wave Chaser), Laguna Storm Water Tower (Cyclone, Tornado, Typhoon) and a 1/3 mile long lazy river. Open May through September. Things to do in Palm Springs.

Knott's Soak City Buena Park - 8039 Beach Boulevard, Buena Park, CA 90620 - Same rides as above with the added benefit of being across the street from Knott's Berry Farm. Open from late May to September. You can buy a one day or season pass. Arrive early this water park gets really busy during the summer. Knott's Berry Farm Discount Tickets.

Knott's Soak City San Diego - 2052 Entertainment Circle, Chula Vista, CA 91911.- Rides include imperial Run (Beach Blaster, Green Room, Point Break, Riptide, Silver Strand, Surf Advisory), Solana Storm Watch Tower (Cyclone, Tornado, Typhoon) and La Jolla Falls (Banzai, Dropoff, Pipeline, Straight Shot). More San Diego Attractions. Open May through September.

Raging Waters San Dimas - 111 Raging Waters Drive, San Dimas, CA 91773. - California's largest water park with over 50 acres and 36 slides and attractions, plus a sand beach. Rides range from mild to wild. Season passes are available. Two areas for younger children Kid's Kingdom and Splash Island. Parking is expensive at $15.00 per vehicle. Open May through September.

Raging Waters San Sacramento - 1600 Exposition Blvd Sacramento, CA 95815 - Raging Waters Sacramento features more than 25 exhilarating water attractions, breath-taking slides, crystal clear pools and fun-filled activities for children and adults of all ages. Attractions include Cannonball Falls, Hurricane, Cliffhanger Speed Slides and Breaker Beach Wave Pool.

Raging Waters San Jose - 2333 South White Road San Jose , CA 95148 - Northern California 's Largest Water park, offers 23-acres and millions of gallons of family fun Attractions include a 350,000-gallon Wave Pool and The Pirate's Cove- an interactive themed water fort. Open late March through September. Season and day passes available.

Water World Concord - 1950 Waterworld Parkway Concord, CA 94520 - Open weekends from early May until late September and daily from early June until late August. More rides and attractions than any other water park in Northern California. Areas for young children, thrill attractions for older kids and adults plus family attractions.

Wild Rivers Irvine - 8770 Irvine Center Dr Irvine, CA 92618 - Located on the former Lion County Safari grounds Wild Rivers has the usually rides and slides plus kiddie areas. Almost closed the park has a new lease until the Irvine Company develops the land it sits on. Plans call for moving the water park to the new Orange County Great Park. Open May through September.

Splash Canyon Temecula - Diaz Road and Dendy Parkway Temecula, CA 92590 - This new water park will be operated by the same company as Wild Rivers. Splash Canyon Waterpark is planning on opening Summer 2010. An exact Opening Day has not been set. Season passes are pre-selling.

Ravine Paso Robles - 2301 Airport Road. in Paso Robles, CA. - This is the only major water park in the central coast of California. Rides include a 25 foot flume slide ,Kickback Kreek, 175,000 gallon wave pool at Calypso Bay and a 9000 sq. foot tadpool for younger children. Open May through early September.

Day Town Water Park Palmdale - 3850-B East Avenue S Palmdale, CA 93550 - rides include Devil's Punch Bowl, Big Rock River, Rattler's Revenge and The Wild Catter. Little Miners Camp for kids 12 and under. This water park is on the smaller side but a welcome relief form the hot Palmdale summer sun. Open end off May through September