Aqua Adventure Water Park

Great spot for little kids! The slides are very small — not suitable for adults or teens, but perfect for young children. Safe, cozy, and fun. If you’re looking for a water park designed specifically for little ones, this is the place.

What is a small Park which is great to let your kids run around and not lose them and they do not get overwhelmed with the size of the slides. Do not bring in other floaters for other pools. They will confiscate outside rafts or tubes

Lots of pools and slides to enjoy. Great for kids and anyone on hot days.

Here celebrating a birthday. Great place for your kids. They provide an assigned staff member to your hut to ensure needs are met throughout the party. Park doesn't allow adults to bring in their coffees or any beverages outside food. NOTHING. accept, water bottles and the birthday cake. Understandable. However, the parents that are PAYING and getting these parties together should be allowed to drink their already paid for coffee inside. Seems ridiculous in my opinion all the money we're spending to have our event hosted here and can't drink our coffee. There is a dress code for strictly swim clothes only in the water. However, adults were wearing inappropriate swimwear. Exposing themselves. Nothing was said or done about that. Overall the staff was exceptional and welcoming.

I had a good time here since it was a hot day (approx. 80°). I don't know how to swim, so the lazy river was perfect for me to enjoy the water without worrying about drowning. The water was super clean, and there was no harsh chlorine smell. I would say the park is designed to cater more to children, but adults can certainly enjoy it too. There were a large number of life guards on duty, and they were constantly hollering at people who were not respecting the safety rules, for example entering the lazy river from the sides rather than from the staircases.

Can't believe never made a review to accompany my photos. Smh shame on me... shame shame...Well. let's make up for that. been coming here with the family since they opened years ago. great family oriented spot. next to a gorgeous lake as well as park. they've even got a world class skate park directly next to the west side of the park. that's just thee outside. the inside is loaded with all the goods. 4 water slides 48inches or taller for high limit. my kids love em. thee lazy river is thee palace for dads like me. lol drop see a tube and I'm floating a long pretend chasing the kids having fun watching them all just floats and splash. the even have a 3ft9in pool near the life guards room. perfect for the kids the want lest traffic and more swim experience. thee food is great for what it is. prices are typical theme park prices. cabana is a definite grab.If you've got the extra cash grab one.. the kids area is of course a heavens send. see personally I love the giant red water bucket. I get right under its soon as I walk in the part and get splashed. best way to test the water right. lol anyway. highly recommend. not too crowded.just right. have a ball

This is a nice place. It is clean, it is a nice facility. I like the set up and design. It could use a bit more shade. It has lots of umbrellas and gazebos, but they fill up quickly. Do not wear anything with zippers, you aren't allowed on the slides if you have any. Which was a real bummer because 2 in our group weren't able to enjoy the slides. Not sure how we missed that when we purchased our passes online, but I feel like if it was that easy to miss then there should be more emphasis placed on this rule. Otherwise, we had a very good time and I do recommend this place for a very low-scale,less expensive Waterpark experience.

Well-staffed, well run aquatic center with many options for a family to enjoy. The staff strongly enforces safety rules. There are two different food options; snack bar or burger/pizza venues. We saw many different ages of attendees, all whom seemed to be enjoying themselves.

A fun place for a birthday party!! It sucks when my daughter's birthday is around the same time I have to prepare for the new school year. It's such a stressful time of the year! That's why I'm just writing this review two months later.... My daughter had a field trip here at summer camp. Since she enjoyed it so much, it gave me an idea for a birthday party with her friends. I'm glad they had a website that made it easy and convenient to book a party. It was cheaper than Cowabunga Water Park (or whatever that took over Raging Waters). This park is smaller, so it was easier for two adults to watch six kids roam around. It has two or three big water slides, a lazy river, and a pool. Enough to keep them busy for four to five hours. The birthday package I chose included entrance tickets, a pizza slice, a drink, and a voucher for Dippin' Dots for each kid. There's a restaurant on-site, therefore, it was convenient to get more food for the kids, like french fries and nachos. The premium cabana was the perfect size for the kids to hang out and eat. A host was available to help when needed during the celebration. Overall, it was a great venue! Organizing a party can be stressful. However, this venue lessened my anxiety. The kids and their parents were grateful. It was also a fantastic way to celebrate the end of their summer vacation.

I've been a Fremont resident forever but have never been here until our company event today. Our company rented the entire waterpark, so we had access to everything including a huge catered lunch. The waterpark is located right by Lake Elizabeth, and there's plenty of parking, including many covered spots. The park is clean and well staffed, with lifeguards at every station. There's plenty of picnic tables under tents or umbrellas. There's also a lawn area with plenty of lawn chairs (not shaded). There's the large waterslides, a wading area, a separate smaller waterslide/waterplay area that's only knee deep for little kids, a fountain area for little ones, and a swimming pool. Everything was clean and well kept. As for the food, it was all quite good. I believe all the food was catered by the waterpark, but since this was a company event, I'm not sure. The food was served at multiple stations, buffet style. + Finger food station: chicken fingers, samosas, cheese sticks, corn dog nuggets, pepperoni or veggie pizza. The samosas and corn dog nuggets were my favorites. The pizza wasn't bad either. + Hot dogs and hamburgers - typical, pretty good. + Hot food station: basmati rice, halal meats (bbq chicken, brisket, shredded beef), chickpeas, green salad, and potato salad. All was pretty tasty. + Dipping Dots - lots of flavors to choose from Overall, a really fun day. I would pay to come back again.

Goodness!! This place was a complete stimulation overload of water activities! For younger children, they have a splash mat area, a giant lazy river that surrounds a playground area area for school-age children and for the bigger kids they have a combination of four different slides that are huge! They are sky high I want to say at least two or maybe three stories up in the air And then, on the far side, there's actually a pool!!! There's a little snack shack with great frozen lemonade, piña colada drinks/smoothies, as well as your normal concessions of hotdogs, popcorn and junk food. Lol I got a piña colada smoothie and it was $8 it was around 16 ounces, but it cooled me off perfectly! There's also a grassy area that is blanketed with lawn chairs or lounge chairs that you can put towels on and a innertube. You can rent for $5/day rental. It's a day price to go in for the park, but it's a whole day full of fun granted I think their food is a bit overly priced and as long as you eat something beforehand, you could probably play here all day! There's a number of lifeguards staffed at every corner as well as junior lifeguards walking around the facilities as well. I thought everything was very organized, clean and well kept considering how many children and families were here!! Oh there's also a bathroom with changing area and a little bathing suit/sunscreen stand where you can buy things that you might have forgot to bring. Lol.

This was my second time coming to Aqua Adventure. It's like a mini water park. There's the lazy river, small water slides and larger water slides. There were plenty of life guards at every area. But we as teachers still kept our water ratios to make sure we followed child care licensing rules on a field trip.

Warning: This review is long because I searched so many reviews for party information but wasn't very successful, so hopefully this helps some caregiver out there just trying to plan a party for their kid. :) This review is of our experience with the Aqua Adventures party packages. The last time we threw a birthday party for my son was when he turned one, so we decided we should finally throw him another party. We had attended a wonderful party at Aqua Adventures last year, so we decided to book at the park, too! We had 140 people on our guestlist and with the help of our coordinator, Sagel, we figured out the best option for our specific needs was to book two Aqua Bash packages which EACH included: a hut (with 6 picnic tables), 2 entrees, 2 sides, drinks, and tokens for Dippin Dots for 40 people. Then for the extra guests, we were able to get a group rate on ticket prices and purchased additional food a la carte. Some people did have season passes so we excluded them from the ticket count, but we made sure we had enough food for them. The food menu for 140 people ended up being: 2 trays of BBQ beef brisket 1 tray of hot dogs 1 tray of burgers 2 orders of mac n cheese 1 order of basmati rice 1 order of watermelon *25 extra hot dogs *4 cheese pizzas *4 pepperoni pizzas *24 veggie samosas *100 sodas and juices *a la carte 6 days before the event, Sagel confirmed all of the details including the menu items, delivery time, etc. She even confirmed that they could put up two extra 10x10 tents for additional shade. We got to the park at 10:40am (the park opens at 11am) and there was already a line of 15-20 people. Jas (sp?) and another sweet staff member welcomed us at the gate and wished our son a happy birthday. We were not able to get in earlier since lifeguards needed to be stationed before guests entered the park, but they were able to let us in at 10:55am. We had a lot of items with us so offered us several carts to use. Our host, Chantel, greeted us at our huts where our food station and extra tents were already set up. She reviewed our orders and timing and continued to update us as food and beverages were getting set up and delivered. She was so great about checking in with us, got us extra hot dogs when we needed them, had staff empty our full garbage cans, and even brought over a cake cutter when we were ready for cake. They delivered our rice late, but she was very apologetic and gave us extra sodas and juices. We also had people take our tubes (which you're supposed to rent from the sun shop) so she gave us several extra tickets for inner tubes. Other things to note: - We had the 2 huts and 2 tents but some of our guests brought in approved pop up tents - When we arrived, we pulled over several lounge chairs to our huts and tent area. Some of our guests also brought their own beach chairs. - Security flagged some guests' reusable water bottles and life vests while others were able to bring theirs in. - Some guests needed to bring snacks in for their toddlers and the park -allowed them in per their guidelines. - MANY of our guests asked us if we had outside catering because the food was so good! We were very pleased with the park's quality of food-- even the brisket was moist and flavorful. - They do NOT store birthday cakes, so we had a friend pick up and drop off the cake when we were ready to sing "Happy Birthday" to my son. - If guests weren't able to attend, they were able to give exchange our tickets to anytime tickets to use at a later date. Shout out to Sagel and Chantel for doing such a wonderful job organizing this event for us. I appreciate their attention to detail and their level of customer service. Carson was also helpful in helping me put in an order with the kitchen and finding our season passes. Overall, it was a great experience and recommend throwing a party at Aqua Adventures!

Nice spot, not too expensive, it has mostly kiddie pools. Be patient this is a kids mostly park. The food is good, they don't allow outside food or drinks other than water. Food is not extreamly pricy but be ready to spend a good 60 on a fam. They close at 5pm and they are prompt. To me it was worth the money.

It was amazing place to go your whole family every summer and there is a swimming lesson as well! It's was amazing how the place started to parking lot all the way inside it's clean and have enough life guards and crew to help the families and it was fun. Also if you guys are planning to bring food don't because no food or drinks is allowed but they have food and drinks to offer inside.

I used to be a Fremont resident when my child was little so we've been here before. The park seem to be a lot smaller now, hehe... it is still a good place for family with small kids. I'm not very happy today at the park because I'm not able to enjoy myself with the water tubes. The two boys at the stairs first stopped me and said I couldn't wear my swim dress because it has a zipper and I needed to take off My necklaces too... I'm thinking sure the sign did mentioned no zipper, so I returned and took off my dress and took off my necklaces. I came back and they told me, oh you also have to take off your watch and bangles. I was not happy so I told them I don't appreciate that they didn't tell me all at once. They added that my watch and bangles are jewelry and I can't wear them... says who, and says where? I'm a person that likes to read signs and follow rules so that didn't sit with me very well. I went to the front and asked to speak with the manager and made my suggestion. Update the stupid sign so there's no confusion or misinterpretation. My watch and bangles are not ok to wear because they're metal and can scratch the tube and can potential cause danger for others if they come off... you gotta be kidding me. I had to use soap to squeeze them in... pretty lame. Here's the good part, BUT it's ok for me to wear the locker key on my arm coming down the tube and that plastic ring have a better chance "not breaking" than my gold bangles and my diver's Aquaracer watch... and when that plastic ring breaks the metal key won't cause dangers to others that are coming down after me? No logic or common sense whatsoever! I tried really hard to not laugh in their face. Stupidity exist everyday. People need to have common sense and not blindly repeat what they're told to repeat. Management, please make the effort and update your website and all signs in the park.. if I knew specifically about no jewelry on your website I would have taken off all jewelry at home before coming; your lockers are not heavy duty enough for me to leave my jewelry in... And one more thing, the corn dog I bought, the meat was still a little cold. Make sure let the food staffs know to increase the cook time! Since there was nothing I could do in the park today, I've decided to spend time to write this review... Ok this is good, stupidity just escalated... just met up with the kids and someone got creative and taped their silver bangle and they were let in on the tubes... so why they told me I couldn't wear them and had to take them off... was I being mistreated by the staffs with two sets of standards? Lame experience for me today, but just glad the kids enjoying themselves.

Awesome place! A little expensive but was worth it. Get there early for the best spots. My son had a great time.

Great place for kids, I see people testing the waters fairly often during the day, lifeguards really work hard, free life jacket/floaties, can't complain! Now, the food. I just want to say, their pizzas were incredible, did not skimp on the cheese and the dough is heavenly, kind of like Whole Foods pizza dough on its best day. And the tacos? Nearly an exact dupe for Jack in the Box mini tacos!!!!! Maybe from the same supplier? And one more thing, the above comments about the pizza and tacos were all echoed among the parents during a 5th birthday party... haha!

Great facility, wish we could have brought outside food but they were strict. Got lucky with a spot under cover and made our own cabana style seating.

Great combination of pool close to lassy river. Kept kids having fun all day. Prices for food and lockers were a good deal.

Was here earlier this week for kids school field trip. This is a relatively new facility. Please note that no outside food is allowed. The lazy River here is definitely a big hit. It is slightly on the cooler side but once you get going, it doesn't seem to be a problem. The lazy River is wide and long, with plenty of life guards around. It is not too deep for elementary schoolers. I feel safe for the kiddos. The smaller swimming pools are very packed. People were on top of each other and quite chaotic. There is also a bucket filling up with water in the center of all. It is fun and somewhat remind me of the wolf lodge. The big water slide was a little intimated to the young visitors. Their food was not the most accommodating type. My kids only took the chips and they ran out of chips. I ended it up purchasing extra stuff on site to keep them fed. We didn't feel too well once we got home. Not sure what went wrong. Kids were complaining it to be too cold. Since it's only mid June, I imagine it would be more comfortable in July or august. Staff are overall friendly. We might consider coming back for a short visit at the lazy River.

Lots to do here folks! Slides, pools, and food. Good for all ages. Clean and plenty of parking.

Very attentive lifeguards, clean, nice atmosphere for families and kids and a great way to spend the day. They don't allow outside food, and their food is overpriced. We have season passes for our three grandsons and ourselves so we spend a lot of time there, at least 3 days per week. It's unreasonable to expect families to be able to buy a day's worth of their overpriced food for the whole family every visit, even with the 10% discount for season pass holders. Allowing guests to bring their own food would make it much easier for families to be able to afford to spend the day there.

Such a cute place! we went for my daughters birthday and had zero issues, affordable paid about $400 for 14 guests including 3 pizzas and 9 drinks and the dip n dot tokens. Thought it was cool they give you a decent size cup rather than the little pouches I've seen others do. The play structure isn't too bad, my 4 year old was able to safely run around with older kids while I supervised her from a few feet away. The bucket pouring does look scary but I stood under it myself with my toddler and the pressure really isn't anything with the roof covering it I assume those who were worried about it didn't stand under it but it for sure looked scary from afar! a great place for toddlers and smaller kids imo which is exactly why I picked it. The staff there was awesome! a bunch of teenagers but they were kind and professional.

We came here after realizing that Raging Waters was closed for the day. Pretty decent experience and the facility is rather clean. My daughter didn't have a reaction which means their water isn't over chlorinated like most other water parks we have visited in the past.

It's close by, it's convenient, it's unassuming, and kids love being here. Two years ago, my son came here for a week-long swimming class. I was out of country so I never got to see what's inside this place. I thought it was just an ordinary public swimming pool. Two years later, I came back with my son and was pleasantly surprised to see the different types of pools that they have. My son stayed in the sun, on the water, for 5 hours, swimming, sliding, jumping, running. I should also mention that as a service member, I only had to pay $14/person.

My family loves this place. Nice place to go if us parents want to lay in the sun and let the kids go play in the water.

Not sure how to rate this place considering the experience me and my friend's family had here. First, 76$ for two adults, one child, and one infant. We purchased them online the day before and good thing we did as they were sold out at the door. Can't imagine arriving and being told there's no more occupancy. Location is great, parking is plentiful and some of it is shaded which is perfect for the hot weather (keep in mind, that sometimes it is a bit of walk to get to the park depending on where you park). They have a food stand (no outside food allowed), a small shop for bathing suits and what not, a lazy river (you have to rent the tubes), two kids areas (one for toddlers and the other presumably ages 5+), a recreational pool, and two massive slides right next to each other. Size of the area is perfect for being in Fremont. Now, the kids area where it's for 5+ is my area of concern. They have a massive bucket at the top which dumps water almost every 3-5min. There were even a couple of adults with comments on how many times it was dumping water and the pressure of it. Two lifeguards for this area is merely not enough, and parents were not watching their children as they were running and pushing causing my niece to fall and hit her face near the entrance to the small slides. Her eye automatically swelled up. The lifeguard called an EMT immediately but we ended up taking her to the hospital. I feel that the lifeguards should've been a little bit more prepared to handle the situation instead of immediately calling the EMT and just standing there. It does make me wonder how long their training process is. Also let's make note of how there was only ONE EMT for the park. Should've been easily two EMTs considering the amount of calls that he kept getting while helping us. When we tried calling later in the week to discuss what happened with the manager, we couldn't get a hold of anyone. And not one person has tried to contact us back. Which definitely leaves us with a sour note. While this park is a nice gesture to the city of Fremont. I think it needs to be up their game in safety, and train their lifeguards just a tad bit better. I understand accidents happen but it doesn't help when the lifeguards don't take charge and just stare at you while they wait for an EMT.

Great spot for the kids. It's a little small and the lazy river isn't really lazy but still a good day out with the kids!

I'd leave zero stars if I could. Came here for my son's birthday party. Never again. Never mind the hundreds of dollars we spent on a cabana and food and drinks for 24 people, the food never arrived at the time we ordered it for (Noon). When, 45mins later, we went to ask where the food was, it took another 15mins and all that came out was the chips and salsa! We had to go back three times for the rest of the food (pizza, chicken nuggets, salad, fries, drinks). They then never brought our drinks or our plates, napkins or utensils so we had to go back and request those. By the time they came back with our drinks (an hour and a half late) people were already done eating. The only thing my son really wanted for his birthday party was to go down a waterslide with me. As my trunks are multipurpose surf trunks (the kind you can wear to a pool but also out and about) they have a zipper. I was told I could not ride water slides because "no metal is allowed." When I pointed out that people were going on the slides with wedding rings, earrings, bracelets with locker keys dangling from them, I was told "we can work around those." But not my zipper!?!? When we complained to the manager, Dave, he said he'd go "talk to the team" about it. I asked, "are you going to make any of this up to us? Let me in the slide? Comp anything? Offer a discount on our next visit?" Dave said "no, but I'm going to talk to them." ..... what the hell is that supposed to do for my son and his birthday party that you messed up, Dave!?! Then Dave never came back and entirely avoided our cabana for the rest of the afternoon. We'll be complaining to them formally via email as well...just wanted all of Yelp to be forewarned about how much this place blows. This place sucks. Is way over priced. And has worse food and service than a Waffle House. No wonder it was only half full on a hot summer day.

Overall we had a good time, purchased tickets in advance and got there early, so no lines. The clear tubes are $4 each to rent- and one of ours was stolen after about 30 mins from within our lounger area. Staff said they're "not responsible" so to solve this they need signs stating that tubes are NOT free so don't take from others. We had to steal a tube from a kid at the bottom of the water slides to get it back after confirming he did not rent one. Adults should not have to resort to stealing back what they have paid for. At least give tube renters a wristband so staff can identify who stole from others vs who paid. Or instead, make them included? At the end of the day, we got to the car and noticed someone had dented our car door. I'm guessing they're "not responsible" for that either.

Price to get in is not that bad.. but it's a super small water park. The food is SUPER overpriced for the quality and size. I got a crispy chicken sandwich and it tasted like school lunch. I had some beef quesadilla as well and that was pretty good. The lifeguards are super grumpy and do not look or sound like they want to be there. I came out the slide and was getting out of my tube and got screamed at by a very rude lifeguard telling me to get out quicker even though I was kind of stuck in the deflated inner tube. All of the water is pretty cold but you get used to it on a hot day. The lazy river is fine, but there's kids running around it without parents bumping into you and playing and splashing. The kids area is pretty small and the water slides are fast and fun but nothing special. One more thing to note there is sharp grooves on some parts of the lazy river and when you come out of the water slide. I cut my toe when I fell out my tube on the water slide and it hurt pretty bad. Over all, it's a not very good experience.

We visited this water park on the busy Labor day holiday during a heat wave and already it was crowded as I had expected. Even though the place was crowded, it was not too bad and we had an enjoyable experience. I highly recommend you purchase tickets online to avoid waiting in line. Also, there is not much shade so you are better off renting a cabana or bringing your own little shade tent which they allow as long as it is no higher than 4 feet. The place is small but still had all of the things needed to keep the kids entertained and having a good time in the water. We have a toddler so I appreciated the splash play areas and the pool was not too deep. The line for the water slides were a bit long but moved quickly. The line for the snacks was ok but the grill area was packed and had a long line. Overall it was a good place to keep cool during the heat. I would say it is tailored for the younger kids that are still learning how to swim since it does not have many slides for older kids. I would come here again on a less busy day to enjoy the water.

This place is a cool place to go in the summer. The only thing is if it is going to be really hot make sure you come early to get you a spot because it dose filled up quick. Your can't not bring out side food in here. Only if you can't special dietary restrictions, but you can only bring a small lunch box full of food otherwise you would have to buy the food there. The food there is like amusement parks, food. If your are really hungry, I don't suggest you ordering the pizza because they make the pizza to order. All the other food comes out pretty quick.

Spent 4th of July here! The employees were friendly and welcoming. I choose this specific waterpark because of the small size and it's overall safer for my Autistic 6 years old brother. I can easily get around and follow him. Life jackets were provided for free. There were 2-3 life guards at each of the water stations and pools. EMT staffs were onsite as well as 1 park ranger. The facilities is clean, throughout the day I saw a team member constantly checking the ph level of each pool. Food: no outside food allowed The food is okay, I didn't expect much. $30 - 1 whole pizza $12 - 3 churros $24 - 3 refillable cups Lounger $55 I rented a lounger not realizing it came with food delivery services. It was great, I didn't have to wait in line. Tubes $4 If you want to enjoy the lazy River, I suggest renting a tube. There are two sizes small for kids and large for adults. Purchase your ticket at the shop and pickup your tube underneath the water slides. I'm definitely getting us season passes next summer. This water park is great for families with kids under 13 years old. I don't need to worry about someone getting uncomfortably close to my brother or other children around me. I appreciate all the employees who work here, they were extremely attentive to making sure everyone is safe.

Fun place to take the kids for outdoor summer play. There is something for ALL ages here. The only height restriction is for big slides. You must be 48" or taller. All kids allowed on everything else. There is a splash pad, play structure, swimming pool, and larger slides. Two snack bars and many lounge chairs for your convenience. Only downside was no outside food which made out difficult to feed t daughter who has a food allergy. They made me throw away a couple snacks I bought for her for to her knowing it is difficult for me to find something she is able to eat. Staff is very nice and many life guards on duty. Very safe and great family place.

After spending over $100 on my family's admission to this water park, I was prohibited from riding any of the slides due to a single 3/4" long, rubber-covered zipper on my swim trunks, which was inside of a fabric flap. Not sure exactly what the safety issue is but I've never had such an absurd thing happen in my waterside-loving life. Skip this park and their papier-mâché water slides, or perhaps opt for your skimpiest European speedo when choosing your attire.

Went during the week (on Wednesday) and truly enjoyed our experience. There were two large groups of kids, likely a field trip, but the park was not unbearably packed. We rented a premium cabana and a tube for the lazy river. My 7 year old and 1 year old sons both loved this place...my 7yo didn't want to leave. If I had to gripe about anything, it would be the cost of the food, but in all fairness, everything in the Bay is expensive. *Don't forget to bring sunscreen and a towel*

Love it! Kids loved it too and my mom! The lazy river was awesome. Slides too and very friendly staff

Nice little water park to cool down. Food is outrageous expensive. They do not let you bring anything food in. Bathroom is dirty. I don't see anybody cleaning up in there the whole time I was there.

We had a great time at the park. Their ticket entry system and their bag inspections were very fast. It helps to purchase tickets online and to carry belongings in a see thru plastic tote bag or backpack. We were escorted to our cabana by Shantel. She was very friendly and displayed great customer service. She visited us often and asked if we needed anything. I also want to commend their medical crew. My son slipped and fell. The lifeguards saw him and brought my son to their medical staff. They addressed my son right away and I appreciate it. The dressing areas were clean. The staff at the slides were very good and they made sure the kids were safely on the slide. It was my son's 1st time to try the slide and by following the steps and what to do, he gained confidence and happily returned to slide multiple times. I was impressed that the water in the pool and the lazy river was warm. It wasn't chilly at all. Thanks and see you next season.

Looking for some family water fun this summer? Fremont Aqua Adventure is it. It is great for water slide newbies and kids under 13! I was originally skeptical due the size of the park, but the size is perfect--big enough for kids to have fun and small enough for them to roam around freely. There is a 4-story tower which leads you up to 4 twisting waterslides (must be 48" or taller). My kids and I loved all 4 of them. There is also a Round About River (where we enjoyed lounging on tubes), a tots play area, a splash pad and a 2.5 meter swimming pool. Lines were short, and it wasn't crowded, even though it was the weekend. Also, the staff was nice and there were many life guards on duty. Dipping dots was a plus.

Can't believe never made a review to accompany my photos. Smh shame on me... shame shame...Well. let's make up for that. been coming here with the family since they opened years ago. great family oriented spot. next to a gorgeous lake as well as park. they've even got a world class skate park directly next to the west side of the park. that's just thee outside. the inside is loaded with all the goods. 4 water slides 48inches or taller for high limit. my kids love em. thee lazy river is thee palace for dads like me. lol drop see a tube and I'm floating a long pretend chasing the kids having fun watching them all just floats and splash. the even have a 3ft9in pool near the life guards room. perfect for the kids the want lest traffic and more swim experience. thee food is great for what it is. prices are typical theme park prices. cabana is a definite grab.If you've got the extra cash grab one.. the kids area is of course a heavens send. see personally I love the giant red water bucket. I get right under its soon as I walk in the part and get splashed. best way to test the water right. lol anyway. highly recommend. not too crowded.just right. have a ball

July 2021 finally a really hot day for us to go. Thankfully they honored my 2020 tickets. We were there a tad early to insure we got chairs...they opened up a few minutes late (I wish they had a canopy covering by the front gate it's so hot with no shade at all while you wait) but once the line started moving it didn't take long. There were definitely less people around then a regular year so there was no issue finding chairs where you want. They also have canopies for rent but honestly didn't need them once you were inside. Lots of seating options. You're not allowed to take any food inside & they do inspect bags but they have to two Grill/snack Shack's and have decent food options from salads to chicken sandwiches. Plenty of lifeguards making sure that no one is running or getting in and out where they're not supposed to & just keeping a watch of everyone in the pools. The pools were pretty clean probably because there were less people there... they have signs to encourage social distancing which I find funny because there is no such thing with kids in a pool. We had a great time, enjoyed seeing all the kiddos having fun and didn't worry about all that since it's all outdoors and air is flowing. If you're worried about social distancing this is probably not the place for you.

I recently had my son's eight-year-old birthday party there. According to him, it was the "best party ever!". We arrived at 11 am and did not leave till 5 pm. I believe a fair amount of the other parents had trouble getting their kids to go home too. :) I would highly recommend events for kids between 8 to 12 as it's the right age and difficulty (first time for most on the slides). Also, the manageable size of the park makes it easy for parents to spend some time sitting and know their kids are close by to check on. We did one of the pre-canned parties, and the food was pretty tasty (pizza, fruit bowl, and chicken nuggets all hit the spot). I would recommend "Hut A" as it's a little further away from all the water mayhem and gives a chance for adults to talk. Due to the park's size, it's still very close to all the water slides, etc. The slides were great for the eight-year-olds and for the first time for most. The "no zipper on shorts" rule is strictly enforced. Luckily we brought extra shorts for a couple of people who had forgotten. Great overall experience, and the reviews are well warranted. The staff is excellent, and the kids had a memorable day.

The best deal around for a fun summer for younger kids. I researched many water parks and landed on this one for value, ease of parking, great summer hours and size. It's not too big and overwhelming for younger kids who will enjoy the lazy river. There are 2 large slides that the older set seemed to enjoy, and a splash pad for the youngest ones. The splash pad is closed often, but we did catch it open once or twice. Delicious smoothies and food can be purchased. No outside food is allowed, but you can go in and out to your car with a hand stamp.

Be avare!!!! This is what happened to both of my boys at at lazy river. It's horrible!!! After my elder got out of the pool he saw the blood on his feet. Instead of helping him one of the lifeguards yelled him to stop that's because he was spreading blood everywhere!!! Really? Is this the first thing you think about? Be avare parents, it is dangerous!!!

Seriously a hidden gem. I came to the park once and noticed they had a small water park here. I call it a mini raging waters. A friend of mine bought our tickets online and maybe it was kinda pricey but you get what you paid for I guess. She came early enough and got a little cabana for us. My kids enjoyed the lazy river. They give you life jackets as well and then also inner tubes to float on. They have a small area where kids can slide down a water slide (height restriction required) a long with a pool and then bigger water slides. Unfortunately I didn't go on any of the slides or the pool. Just chilled in our cabana or stuck to the lazy river. I would def come back here again. I only took one star off is cuz we couldn't bring our own food, my son has allergies so if he wanted to eat we had to go out to our car. At least they gave us in an out privileges but still. We had the fries, nothing spectacular but at least they had food here too. Life guards were all around the park. There is a big grass area with chairs that you can lay on and a couple snack shacks. It's great for families with smaller kids. Plenty of parking too. Closes early that is the only down side, but if you wanted to make it a day thing just go to the nearby playground afterwards.

I am a 7th grader going of to Hopkins middle school and I came to this water park for a 6th grade field trip which was pretty good not going to lie. many people say they check your bags but in reality they don't do that all the time. Some of the cons about this park however is that the shop which sold waterguns and other stuff was to overpriced. Some of the pros however is that for a field trip they give 4 star pizza as well as many other options. All in all I think this is all for my review.

False advertising! Purchased the premium cabana for $85; once we got to the park, there were no privacy curtains which were stated on the website. Had to request to speak to the manager who offered me a voucher for $27.99. I would have rather received cash back for it :( This was back in July, 2022. Just checked the website again today and those details have not been amended. I commend the kids working there! They are very attentive and very watchful. I hope they get compensated well as they are constantly moving their eyes and head to scan people in the pool.

We had a great time especially my 8 yrs old. He did not want to leave. The staff were friendly . The park is very well kept. The park had a lot of activities for everyone . Im thankful for the park especially coming from Hayward where not a lot of water fun places are available. So we will be coming to you from now on. My grandson cannot wait to come back. Thank you .

Small low-key water park that's fun for kids. I liked that the lazy river was truly shallow all the way through. The wading pool with the bucket and small slides was a hit. The toddler splash pad was not working apparently, which ought to have been prominently displayed before ticket purchases as it's one of the few attractions for that age group! The worst part was the other customers stealing tubes. We rented $4 tubes for the lazy river, expecting to use them off and on throughout the visit. On our first break to let the kids play at the bucket area, we were standing outside with the tubes a few feet away from us, and at least 2 people tried to walk away with one. My partner reclaimed one. The other one was taken by a family whose kids picked it up in my sight and claimed to have picked it up from elsewhere. The most generous interpretation is they didn't realize these weren't free? We didn't want to spend our fun time arguing with / educating a kid about this, and their adult stood right there without correcting them. Later we moved to the pool and wanted to all go in together without tubes for a bit. We stacked our remaining tubes neatly with my shoes right next to them to show possession. In less than 2 minutes, they were gone! Learnings from this experience: 1. Don't bother renting tubes. The lazy river is shallow anyway and there are free yellow tubes for the slides; it may just be a longer wait to get them. 2. If you still want to rent tubes, you must either hang on to them at all times or have someone in your group bake in the sun outside to guard them while you're in the water. Or consider them single-use and don't expect to keep them for the duration of your visit... in which case, you decide if you'll get your $4 worth.

Felt like Detroit you couldn't do anything fun and if you did they will all get mad and gun you down the main thing was the lazy river but it was filled with a bunch of kids

we came here for a birthday party and my kids loved it I loved how they had different stations for different ages and since it was a party they give us free dip and dots was that was amazing because before we left we grab it and my kids in the car ride back home was nice and quiet. It is a little pricey but worth it next time I will definitely be renting a gazebo.

Lots of fun in the fun for all ages. We had our daughter's bday party there and were overall pleased. She had a great time!

It's a really good place for kids to hang out and have fun The staff there is really helpful the price is affordable to they sale Day pass and monthly pass Yes, I do recommend this place for parents ‍‍

After struggling to enroll all 3 of my kids in swim lessons throughout San Francisco, my kids finally learned to swim at Aqua Adventure! They took swim lessons, then practiced their moves in the lazy river, and we all enjoyed the numerous water slides! Family Fun at its best!! Highly recommend Aqua Adventure for swim lessons and Family Fun!