Raging Waters, San Dimas is California’s Largest Water Park, ranked #3 nationally by the Travel Channel in it’s Top 10 ranking of US Water Parks, invites you to participate in an outRAGEous summer of fun!

With over 50 beautifully landscaped acres and 36 slides and attractions, plus a sand beach, there is outRAGEous fun for guests of all ages. Experience the 6-story High Extreme, float down the ¼ mile Amazon River or relax in the huge Wave Pool. Younger guests will never tire of Kids’ Kingdom and Splash Island. Whether mild, wild or in-between, all ages always have a raging good time at Raging Waters San Dimas.

AGGRESSIVE:

Speed Slides, Raging Rocket and Screamer reach a vertex of eight stories.  More than 2,000 gallons of recirculated water is pumped into this ride per minute (a rate which would fill a bathtub in 1 second) , Raging Rocket and Screamer reach a vertex of eight stories.  More than 2,000 gallons of recirculated water is pumped into this ride per minute (a rate which would fill a bathtub in 1 second)

The Wedge, “One of the world's only uphill slide”, is shaped like an extreme sports half pipe with a slick 50-foot wide surface.  The Wedge allows one, two or three riders to board inner tubes forwards or backwards for an adrenaline rushing ride that goes uphill.

Neptune’s Fury, lets you experience the wrath of Neptune, ancient god of the seas, as he controls the raging waters of the world. This 600-foot-long wild ride plunges a four-man rafter into total darkness through a 9 foot diamater tunnel and down a 60-foot drop at 30 miles per hour. If that doesn’t get your heart pumping, the fury of the thousands of gallons of water pushing you through the enclosed rapids will.

Dropout is a thrilling, seven-story drop/slide, and is one of the tallest vertical drops in the country. It hurls riders down in just four seconds, at speeds reaching nearly 40 miles an hour.

Dark Hole incorporates two 500-foot long fiberglass flumes, with an overall drop of 52 feet.  It was the first two-person raft adventure ride through total darkness in the country.

THRILLING:

The Vortex, a four-story, fog-draped tower featuring two enclosed, 270-foot long spiral body flumes. The ride combines the thrill of a turning, twisting slide with the effects of wind, pulsating lights, and storm-like sounds.

Wave Cove is in a beach-like setting, with high powered fans which regenerate on six-minute cycles to produce three-foot waves in this million gallon wave pool.  Guests can enjoy with or without inner tubes.

Bermuda Triangle, which consists of three enclosed twisting, turning downward tunnels that recycle more than 2,500 gallons of water a minute and make you feel like you entered the Bermuda Triangle.

High Extreme, the 10-story signature attraction of Raging Waters, is the highest two-person raft ride around. Guests are taken to a new thrill level, beginning their descent on two-person inner tubes down 600-foot-long flumes, banking and rocking off turns for an exhilarating ride of up to 35 miles per hour.

Raging Rivers is a quarter mile long, man-made river of rapid whirlpools, dams and spill ways.  It is one of the longest attractions of its kind in the country.

MODERATE:  

Splash Island Adventure, a family-oriented tropical-themed adventure which features 12 levels and 75 activities – including five slides, water cannons, web crawl tunnels, spiral cargo nets and swinging bridges.  Splash Island’s centerpiece is a 1,000-gallon bucket atop a five-story tower that dumps hundreds of gallons of water over the whole attraction every few minutes.

Thunder Rapids, a group favorite, is a 550-foot-long, 14-foot-wide flume propelling a five-person raft and is the wildest water ride of its kind in the western U.S.

RELAXING:

Amazon Adventure is a quarter-mile-long, 18-foot-wide, and three-foot-deep Tropical River filled with 500,000 gallons of water. This attraction can accommodate up to 600 raft riders who want to bask lazily in the sun while coasting around an endless waterway.

Kid’s Kingdom, a 30,000-square-foot water playground, is just for children. This attraction invites youngsters to scoot about in a maze of plastic tubes and tunnels, slip down slides, swing from bars, and shower under waterfalls.

The Little Dipper is a pint-sized paradise which features miniature slides, wading pools, fountains and waterfalls.

Volcano Fantasea features a giant volcano towering forty feet over a crystal blue lagoon.  Children and parents alike can climb through the volcano and glide down twisting slides to the water below.

Raging Waters - San Dimas Location...

111 Raging Waters Drive
San Dimas, CA 91773
909-802-2200

Raging Waters is located in San Dimas approximately 20 minutes from the Anaheim/Disneyland area and 30 minutes from downtown Los Angeles.

From the Anaheim/Disneyland area: Take Katella Avenue to the 57 Freeway North and exit at Raging Waters Drive (Via Verde).

From Downtown Los Angeles: Take the 10 Freeway East to the 210/57 Freeway. Follow the 210/57 Freeway to the first exit which is Raging Waters Drive (Via Verde).

From Newport Beach/Orange County Airport: Take the 55 Freeway North and transfer to the 5 Freeway North. Follow the 5 Freeway until you reach the exit for the 57 Freeway North. Take the 57 Freeway North and exit at the Raging Waters Drive (Via Verde).

From Los Angeles International Airport: Take the 10 Freeway East to the 210/57 Freeway and exit at Raging Waters Drive (Via Verde).

From the San Bernardino area: Take the 10 Freeway West to the 57 Freeway North to the first exit which is Raging Waters Drive (Via Verde).

From the Riverside area: Take either the 91 Freeway West or the 60 Freeway West to the 15 Freeway North to the 10 Freeway West to the 57 Freeway North to the first exit which is Raging Waters Drive (Via Verde).