DryTown Water Park

we came for my sons birthday, top notch from the beginning. the entrance wait was short. the staff was friendly. the searching of the bags was amazing. i actually love how they went through everything, making me feel safe. that people cant sneak in any weapons or snacks lol the park was clean and lots of shade. i had reserved 2 cabanas for the whole fam. but there was plenty of spots on the entire park, very welcoming. i loved the placing of it to. i was able to watch the kids from afar. definately looking forward to bringing the family again. if i can pin point something that i wasnt fond of was that the burgers were pricey which i understand because its a waterpark But! that the garden burger was 15$ and no fries. the fries was an extra $5 so your looking at $20 for the meal. and that's with no drink another 8.50 for a mango drink.

Great place to take your family usually bot too busy, food is pretty good as well a bit pricey but hey if you want bring your own ice chest and just step outside the park for a few minutes and have lunch under the parking lot solar panels on their wooden picnic tables . Then once done head back into park . Mark sure to get your hand stamped for re entry . You can bring in water bottles and that’s about it.

It’s a good water park to go with your family and friends. It's not expensive, you spend the day comfortably, there are many shaded rest areas.

Best place ever. Not over crowded, reasonable prices. Life guards posted up everywhere and on alert making our visit more secure and safe. Cabanas available thru out the park. Lines were short. Overall experience was wonderful we had a blast Totally recommend Drytown water park.

I only came here once on a Tuesday and the entrance was $20 per person, which I think is worth it. For those leaving bad reviews, they probably have never actually been here or may have had issues with the staff. There are plenty of lifeguards on duty, which is nice. Honestly, most locals do not come here since it is mostly people from other cities. As a local, I can say it is definitely worth it, especially if you have children. The water is clean and it gets packed on weekends, which just means more revenue for the place. My only suggestions are to wear sunscreen, expect some dry skin from the bleach in the water, get in line early to grab seats, and eat at a restaurant nearby because the food here is overpriced and not the best.

Beautiful water park my son described it almost like Wolf Lodge but better lol. The only bummer we couldn't bring our own lunch or drinks in. But prices for food/ drinks were not bad at all, thank goodness.

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!

Nice and super convenient for those who live in the AV. The cabana was a life saver and such a great deal. The park is clean, the bathrooms are clean and even the eating areas were clean. It’s small but fun, the kids went off being kids and we were able to see them no matter where they went in the park. My seven year old was able to ride the water slides. My nephew enjoyed his birthday celebration and his cousins as well! We definitely will return.