TranslateSpring Lake Water Park
The water park on the Spring Lake Regional Park swimming lagoon is an inflatable, floating playground featuring slides, climbing walls, bridges, balance beams, jumps, an in-water sports court and more. The water park is open seasonally from Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day.
Hours and ticket information
There are three daily sessions for the Spring Lake Water Park:
- 10:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. $10
- 1 – 3 p.m. $12
- 3:30 – 5:30 p.m. $10
Ticket prices: The morning and afternoon sessions are $10. The mid-day session is $12.
Age and height requirements: Must be 6 years or older and at least 42 inches tall.
Frequently asked questions
Are online reservations required?
Online reservations are highly encouraged and allow you to pay for water park sessions in advance. To maximize your time at the park, plan to arrive a few minutes early to pick up your wristband at the rental office next to the lagoon.
Walk-up registration and payment are allowed when space is available and can be made at the rental office. There is typically more availability for walk-up registration in the morning session.
Do I need to know how to swim to use the water park?
Yes, you should have basic swimming skills. Most of the water park equipment is in water more than 4 feet deep. All users must wear a life jacket, which is included with admission.
What should I wear?
Participants should wear a swim suit. Do not wear jewelry or other sharp items that could puncture the inflatable features. All participants must wear a life vest, included with admission, or you can bring your own properly fitting Type 2 life vest, which must not come over the ears when pulled up at the shoulders.
Are lifeguards on duty?
Yes, multiple lifeguards watch visitors from shore, and lifeguards on paddle boards are stationed inside the play area.
Can older children visit the playground unsupervised?
Children 14 and younger require at least one parent or chaperone to be present at the swimming lagoon, and parents need to sign a waiver for all children 14 and under in their care. Teens 15 and older can sign their own waivers.
If a parent does not want to play on the inflatables, does the parent need to pay admission?
The adult will not need to pay but will need to stay outside of the play area.
How many people can be on the inflatable playground?
We can accommodate up to 80 visitors at a time.
Why is a wristband required?
Color-coded, disposable wristbands help us quickly see who has paid admission. You will get your wristband at the office next to the lagoon.
How clean is the water?
Water in the spring-fed swimming lagoon is chlorinated and circulated throughout the swim season. The Sonoma County Department of Health Services regularly monitors water quality, and samples consistently exceed health and safety standards.
Can people with physical limitations access the water park?
We make every effort to assist visitors with physical limitations. Accommodations can be made on a case-by-case basis and may include the use of a beach wheelchair to reach the water. For more information, please speak with parks staff or call Regional Parks' aquatics specialist at (707) 230-3863 Monday through Friday.
Are floats permitted?
For safety reasons, inflatable personal floats are not allowed in the Water Park.
Can I bring my dog?
Leashed dogs are welcome in the park, but are not allowed on the beach or in the water. If you bring your dog to the lagoon, it will need to stay on the grassy areas.
For more information
If you have questions about the water park, please call (707)230-3863.