Came during a weekday afternoon. They have a parking in the lot that's free, but limited. They sharing the parking with the community pool. Bought the Residental All Access season pass for $93. The pass was regularly $109, but it went on sale before the park opens for the season. The park opened from 11am to 6pm every day. Can't wait for the Family Glow Night on Fridays from 7pm to 10pm. Felt the park was rather small. They had three tube rides (Devil's Punchbowl, Rattler's Revenge, and The Wildcatter), four water slides (Dusty's Mineshaft Racer), a lazy pool (Big Rock River), and a kiddie play area (Little Miner's Camp). Was able to go to all of the rides. The Devil's Punchbowl was the most adventurous ride. The Big Rock River was really relaxing. The park allows you to use the tubes free of charge. The food was very affordable. Place was pretty busy with mostly kids running around. There were plenty of picnic tables and lounges to put your stuff on. There were also lockers for rent ranging from $8 to $12. Overall, the park was really clean and fun. Good place to cool down and spend an hour or two. read more

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My daughter was looking forward to having an amazing time. They're so wishy-washy on who can get on the rise of the height one minute she gets on in the next minute they say oh no, and they call another manager to view it in another manager, and it was just so embarrassing. read more

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Awesome place to take kids or just to go I take my kids and family every year ........... and I will continue to go every single year

The water park is cute for what it is; it costs about $32 to get in. The price is alright, but I would not pay it because the water park itself is very small. Only a couple of slides, a lazy river, and a kids area are there. Pretty small, but I think the price can be a bit cheaper for the content it provides. That said, I went on Glow Night, where tickets are just about 17 bucks, I believe I paid. You get about 3 hours of night time fun from 7 to 10, and it's pretty great for a summer day. You can buy some glow tubes for about 10 bucks and ride the lazy river glowing in the dark. That was fun, and it was worth the money. We were able to do everything in less than 2 hours, so the 3 hours for the price and for what you get, I think, is a good deal. Paying the 32 for me seems steep, but then again, it was pretty fun. I personally would not pay that price because you can go to bigger ones for a couple of dollars more. Regardless, it was a blast, and my kids had a blast. Everyone was nice, and the place was kept clean and safe. Plenty of parking read more

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It's not really expensive. The staff are really nice if you work w them they'll work w you, they're obviously gonna tell you if ur doing smth ur not supposed to.otherwise it went great I've been there 3 times read more

Who knew Palmdale had its own little water park? Admission is $26 for kids under 48 inches and $32 for adults, with special discounts available for Palmdale residents. The park is on the smaller side, but it's perfect for families with young children. There's a sweet little kids' area with toddler friendly slides, a relaxing lazy river, and a few bigger slides for those over 48 inches tall. We rented a small locker for the whole day for just $8, which was perfect for keeping our valuables safe and dry. It was such a fun day out with the family. And the best part? Parking is free , a rare treat in California! read more

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Dry Town Water Park is surprisedly affordable No crowds or long lines to deal with! Free parking provides easy access for Families pushing strollers & wagons. Supportive staff guides you through Water Park mains attractions . Highly skilled lifeguards provide a safe environment for all ages to enjoy It's perfect for Families looking to leisurely cool off this summer. Go check out DRY TOWN located at 40 st east and east Ave S in Palmdale. read more

Truly a great experience with my toddlers. The park is bit crowded, good size that we didn't need to rush. People are very friendly and attentive to the visitors. The ticket is very reasonable for two kids and an adult. We loved it here. read more

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Very Attentive life guards in all areas of the park rest areas and restrooms are very clean food prices aren't bad at all our family had a great time here read more

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Very clean and organized. The two slides were so fun. The slides lines were short. The lazy river was so relaxing. The food was amazing have the grilled chicken burger. It was a great price. read more

went to the family glow night had to leave an hour of it starting because it was entirely too cold. Call to see if they can give some type of refund giving that I spent over $200 just to go, but they just to be there's nothing that they can do so no I'm at a lost which my kids didn't even get to enjoy and they can care less as long as they got their speak with someone and they told me there's nothing that they can do. Do not recommend if you have small children. read more

Family Funn Local Clean And local prices Lazy River resistance class are the best workout ever! read more

I highly recommend you check out this water park! We had an absolute blast. It's really the perfect size to have fun and have some space but not so big it requires a plan and a whole day. It's a great place to refresh when it's hot out and you don't know what else to do with kids. There are two sets of slides. One has a mat you ride on going down on your stomach and the other is a tube situation. Each set has four different slides so there are plenty fir the thrill seekers. I'm not particularly into that part of it but I had a good time! Scary but, again, not overwhelming. Honestly, my favorite area is the little kids shallow pool because there's a giant bucket that keeps dumping water and for whatever reason I am mesmerized by it. We got food at the food court and the line did take is quite a while. The food was great tho! They have lots of icy cold drink options too. And there are two general stores for other snacks and drinks. The lazy river was also perfect. It's long enough that it takes a while to go around and it's fun even if there's not a tube to ride. Parking is easy and there is no extra charge. They do have caps on the number of people in the park though so, I'd advise getting tickets in advance. We had such a lovely day! read more

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You now need to buy your tickets in advance because they sell out. They have 2 slide sections, lazy river, and a small children's section. Lazy river isn't relaxing, people splash water and bump into you nonstop. Be careful on the slides. I took water shoes and waterproof case for my phone and they didn't let me in with that stuff, I suggest to rent a locker and leave everything there. Overall it's a decent spot to go to. They have different times you can go. My favorite was the glow party at night. read more

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We got season passes for summer 2023 on a whim. We live locally & watched this place get build but never visited until this summer. I'm definitely bummed we waiting so long cause this is a nice little place to go in Palmdale to pass the time, stay cool & that's relatively cost efficient. It's also nice to not have to drive out of town too! There are 4 slide options in total, a lazy river & an area for littles to play that also has some very mini water slides (think playground jungle gym + water) 3 of the slides require the use of tubes (single tubs or buddy tubes) & are the blue, red & yellow slides. The last slide attraction is technically another 4 slides, but they are all the same. The appeal of this set of slides is that you're meant to race each other while going down. This is my daughter's (8) favorite attraction at the park and mine too! You can pick up some serious speed if you tuck yourself in just right & lean into the turns! However my major complaint with the park also stems from the racer slides. The walking area is nearly all unshaded & shoes of any kind are prohibited. Which means its burning hot trying to climb those stairs & cross those walkways. As of 7/24 they threw down a rug on one of the walkways but there are still loads of areas that also need help. I hope this can be fixed by next summer either by covering the walkways in canopy shades similar to the seating areas or maybe another way. The lazy river is a nice little getaway that I've noticed blocks the sound from the road & surrounding attractions really well. The crowd level in the river seems to ebb & flow; sometimes you're cramped in with lots of people & then next it feels like you're the only one floating along. My only complaint is the entry to the river that's close to the primary color slides has a drainage area that can get a nasty smell at times. The little kid area is pretty nice, but tends to fill up pretty fast. We don't spend too much time there, but there seems to be a lot to do for kids too small to ride the bigger slides. As mentioned before there are small slides alongside water shooters, bucket dumps, geysers & more. THE POOL IS NOT A PART OF DRY TOWN, its a public pool that shares a wall with Dry Town. The website for the park clarifies this as well. The food is surprisingly good, albeit a little pricey, but what isn't nowadays? We've had the cheeseburger, chicken sandwich, BLTA, asada burrito, chocolate Dippin' Dots, funnel cake & churros & they've all been delicious & very fresh. They do not keep things like the churros or pretzels in a hot box, which definitely keeps them from tasting stale. Its a bummer that they prevent any food or drinks from outside into the park, especially when so many other theme parks allow it. This has definitely caused us to leave the park early for lunch because spending around $15+ a person to eat & drink gets expensive. All day lockers can be purchased from $8 - $12, price is based on size & you are allowed to open them as many times as you'd like. Different sized cabanas can be rented & reserved ahead of time but we've not done that. There are also family glow nights where the park is kept open late & glowing tubes can be rented for $10. We have yet to do that as well. There are also free shoe/small item bins at every ride! There's an abundance of shaded places to sit & for all the times we've been we've never struggled to find a place to rest. We also don't stay in one spot for very long so we end up looking for a place to sit multiple times throughout the day. Now, we haven't been bigger than a group of 3, so I could see it becoming a struggle for larger groups or for sold out days. The bathroom is kept pretty clean & fans are kept inside to keep it from smelling musty. THERE ARE NO CHANGING ROOMS so if you need to get changed it'll have to be within the bathroom stalls at your own discretion. The lifeguards & blue shirt staff have all be incredibly courteous to us & life guards are not afraid to tell kids to stop rough housing or partaking in unsafe behavior. We've had no bad experiences with other guests. Park cleanliness is also great, there are employees constantly looking to pick up trash. Pricing is based on resident location and guest height. As Palmdale residents we were able to purchase passes for $74 each. Purchasing them before the season starts also gave us a price discount. With tickets averaging $25 that works out where if a pass holder goes more than 3 times the pass was worth the price, which we've far surpassed already this summer. Some added perks of getting the pass was allowing us entry to a pass holder only day at the start of the season & granting us entry even on sold out days. Again, my biggest complaint is the walkways & stairs for the racer slides need to have some sort of heat protection applied to keep people from getting burn injuries on their feet. Hopefully that will be addressed in time for next year! read more

We went here for the first time yesterday and were very impressed with our experience. The parking was super convenient, and buying tickets was very easy. Their Veteran discount is pretty awesome. All of the workers we came across were very polite and professional. The water park is well kept and the lifeguards were very diligent. We are definitely planning on returning. read more

There were kids (teenagers) in line spitting into the slides as people go down and kids (teenagers) in opposite gender bathrooms looking under stalls as people were changing and the lifeguards didn't either saw or cared. I've let the lifeguard know about the bathroom situation after she walked in prior and said nothing. read more

Such a nice spot for kids! We loved the lazy river & just the environment in general. Kind staff :)

What a fantastic place in our Palmdale neighborhood! The staff, led by Mr. Tim, is truly outstanding. Mr. Tim is one of the finest people I've met in the City of Palmdale. He helped me upgrade my day pass to an annual pass and referred me to a staff member in the office named Lily. I am so grateful to them for bringing joy and happiness to the faces of my twin toddlers, Ibrahim and Ismail. I hope they continue to serve and support the Palmdale community. read more

First they stole my shoes and then they didn't make my food until 20 minutes later and then my drink had a roach and the lady said it probably went through the straw like baby that fucking roach was big asf how is it going to fit in that lil ass straw and this is was my first time'p Np read more

My kids loved it I'm so excited to go again good for your kids they have a campus ......... read more

Pretty cool place and not a lot of people! Pretty clean and lines aren't long. I recommend it to others

I really love coming to this water park, but yesterday I noticed the life guards weren't on top of maintaining everyone's safety in the lazy river. There were multiple children fighting and screaming, they appeared to school aged without a parent/adult in sight from what I could tell.After this went on for some time one of the lifeguards eventually reminded them of the rules. Furthermore, my daughter was on a lounger and another child literally pushed their way onto the lounger even after we told them no! The child's father was literally right next to us and mentioned to his child passively to stop a couple of times while the child continued to push my daughter off the lounger and he stood by and watched without intervening besides the passive no's mentioned earlier. We decided to abandon the lounger and lazy river at this point and the father had the nerve to ask oh she doesn't need the lounger anymore? Are you serious how about an apology?! I never had any issues at Dry Town prior to this event and I really hope there aren't issues like this in the future it was extremely disturbing. This type of behavior could have resulted in injury if a responsible adult wasn't present. Please monitor the lazy river closely Dry town!!!!! read more

Very fun water park for lil kids and adults but I recommend it for toddlers and teenagers preferably up to 13

Love this little water park, never over packed. Nice family place and the food is actually worth the price. Grandkids play all day and I get to snack all day read more

My kids had so much fun. Great place to visit for the summer. Better to get the pass if you plan on going more than once.

Loved it, not overcrowded, clean, and it was a perfect way to disconnect and have fun and affordable.

Neat place. When you look for seating, anticipate where the shade will move. Or rent a cabana but I if you arrive early enough, you could find some nice lounge spots. My sis fave thing is the lazy river, great for small children. Make sure they have floatation vests on n sunscreen, they've got plenty of sunscreen stations. The other slides were cool. The hot foods, snacks n smoothies were good, kinda pricey for some items like blended coffee $6, fruit smoothies $6, burgers n burritos (w vegan options) around $8, tacos $2.75 more less, churros $2.50, etc. fun times, choose a not too crazy hot day to go! read more

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This is a review for just the food. The group of us went to Six Flags a few days ago and complained about the (lack of) quality of food there -- this place has got it beat both for taste and price! We ordered the burger, burrito, nachos, and fish & chips and we thoroughly enjoyed every single dish. Great portions, especially considering the prices! And the funnel cake was a great way to cap off our meal - perfectly crispy on the outside and soft in the inside. Worth paying the extra dollar to go all out on the toppings! You can't bring food into the park, but at least you are assured that there is great food available for purchase. Oh, and from what I hear - the snack shop will be selling pre-made sandwiches as well this summer. Hopefully that will alleviate some of the wait times during peak eating times. Happy summer all! read more

Dry Town Water Park - Clockwise from top - Burger, Carne Asada Burrito, Supreme Nachos, and Fish & Chips - Water Parks Near Me - Palmdale, California

This is a nice but small water park. They have a kiddie area which is really nice. It is $25 to get in and they don't let you bring in food. I remember they used to have Subway which was good; but I went there today and it's been replaced by different food items. I bought three cheeseburgers ...... not that good :( I do like the lazy river and I like how they have complimentary Sunblock stations. It's a great way to get out of this heat in the A.V read more

Dry Town Water Park - Water Parks Near Me - Palmdale, California

Good place for kids. Food is pricey, but other than that, it's great. Tires out the kids, and adults! read more

Dry Town Water Park - Water Parks Near Me - Palmdale, California

Fun place a must if you have kid's you can a lunch and come out to your car and eat and then go back in and have more fun.

We love having this water park so close to home. They maintain the cleanliness all over the park...thank you cleaning crew!! The food is better than most theme park food, really! We look forward to buying our season pass year after year. Most of all I like how they keep up with the park. The slides, the lazy river and kiddie area are all well maintained. Thank you city of Palmdale!! read more

Love coming to Dry town the staff are so friendly and welcoming. It's clean the food is delicious. It's definitely a great place for toddlers and teens . read more

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Always a good time with the family. Lifeguards stay alert. Park is overall pretty clean. And the food is decent, just a little on the pricey side. read more

Took my 13 year old son here for the first time, had to pay full price for three hours before they closed. Fully dressed and not getting wet I still had to pay for myself to enter. The large pool and the big slide was closed and there were not adequate rafts for the crowd of people that were present Other parents there did not keep their children from harassing my son and beating on him for no reason. If you dare come here, make sure you have 911 and your cell phone ready to go. Cops are just down the street. I'm going to bad mouth this place to everyone I know everywhere I go. read more

This place is great for the kids. The place is managed great. It is also clean ,nice and the staff are very attentive in regards to safety. The price is reasonable. I recommend the seasonal pass. My kid loves this place and wants to come often. read more

This place is one of the cleanest, safest, family fun destination in Palmdale, very tight security. It's not a huge place but perfect for a day away. If you reside in the antelope valley and have kids, buying a season pass is so worth it especially on a hot day and you don't want to drive far. read more

As good as it gets! This review is from me and the kiddos :) We were here last week on a Thursday (summer break) with my entire family. Parking was very spacious. Lots of space (it's also shaded) right in front of the entrance. Parking is also free. Entrance fee was $20 per child (3+) and adults are $25. Now the fun part : The park itself is pretty big. Not a Hurricane Harbor by any means. It's like a mini one. It's a perfect size of you ask me. Not too much walking to get to your destination. I had with me a 1 year old, a 4 year old, and a 9 year old. This park had something for all of them. We mainly hung out at the little kid section and the lazy river. The kid section had a few slides for the kids. They were perfect for them. The water level was staring from my ankle (on the lowest side) and went as high as mid calf (on the deepest side). Kids are not required to wear life vests but they can wear them if you want. I had mine without as I was always with them. They also have a sprinkler section for the kids to splash around, and a big bucket that would drop once it got full. Kids loved that! The lazy river was my ultimate favorite. It was about 4 1/2 feet deep and it was pretty strong. Lol. I underestimated it. This does require a certain height to be accompanied by an adult, however. And I was able to see why. We loved it. I loved that it was strong enough for the adults to have fun too. Only downside is that there is about 5 floaties going around. So good luck getting one. Lol. We came after breakfast so we didn't eat here. When we were starting to get hungry, we went to the snack store and it was your usual $2 per chip bag, $3 for soda, etc.. you get what I mean. It's pricey. They allow you to bring your own snacks so maybe I'll bring sandwiches next time. We loved it and look forward to going back! read more

had so much fun! rented a the premium cabana out. it came with 4 chairs, 2 loungers, 12 waters, 6 admit tickets, and the cabana all day for $200. best decision ever! the little miners camp is good for little kids. lazy river was fun. i didn't get to go on the slides. the food was as expected, there were a lot of choices from regular grill food (burgers, chicken strips, etc), to a few sushi options, bulgogi burrito, a LOT of snacks. you're able to go in/out of the park if you want to leave and eat then come back. i plan to return next month! read more