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| Splash Zone entrance. Plenty of street parking. |
Last year the city of Rosemead opened a Splash Zone water park that turned out to be a huge hit with families.
Splash Zone features two water slides, a splash pad, and a 100 person capacity pool.
Children under the age of 7 must be accompanied by an adult.
Swim wear is required to play in all three Splash Zone areas, but regular clothes are allowed for guests who want to sit and observe.
The maximum capacity for Splash Zone is about 250 people, if it is a really hot day, arrive before the park opens to be guaranteed admission.
A special thank you to Cesear who works the desk, and the assistant manager, Jacky, for answering all my questions. If you have questions visit
Rosemead's Aquatic Center website, or call Splash Zone during operating hours at (626)569-2270. Splash Zone is available for private parties.
Splash Zone open June 22 - September 2
Monday 12:30 - 3:30pm
Tuesday 12:30 - 3:30pm & 6:00 - 8:00pm
Wednesday 12:30 - 3:30pm
Thursday 12:30 - 3:30pm & 6:00 - 8:00pm
Friday 12:30 - 3:30pm
Saturday Noon - 4pm
Sunday Noon - 4pm
Admission
$1 - Ages 17 and under
$2 - Ages 18 and over
Rosemead residents can purchase season passes for $25 or $35.
Splash Zone @ Garvey Park
3233 Kelburn Avenue
Rosemead, CA 91770
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| Two water slides. Riders must be 40 inches tall to ride. |
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| Splash Pad, similar to the one at Grant Rea Park, but this one is a little bit larger. |
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| The pool is shallow. Near the steps it's 2.5 feet, the deep end is 4.5 feet. When the pool reaches capacity, the life guards block it off with caution tape. The Splash Zone guests then have to make a line to enter as other guests exit. |
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| A view of the whole park from the far side of the pool. |
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| There are two picnic areas, this one near the pool. Food is allowed, but snacks only, no barbecues. |
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| The second picnic area to the right of the slides. |
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| There are a lot of shaded areas for parents to rest throughout Splash Zone. |
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| There are male and female locker rooms, with toilets, sinks, showers, baby changing table, and a changing area with lockers. Lockers are free to use and measure about 10 inches deep by 18 inches high, bring your own lock. |
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| If you plan on swimming and don't have a lock for the lockers, ask at the entrance for a basket to store your belongings in the lifeguard area. |
CAVEAT: My cousin visited Splash Zone with her family on a weekend and she said it was packed. There was a line waiting to enter the facility but visitors were only allowed to enter as other visitors exited due to capacity limitations. Once inside she said visitors were rotated out of the pool area, 30 minutes in the pool, then everyone was asked to visit another area while others were allowed in. She said it wasn't too fun.
I always visited Splash Zone on weekdays, Monday-Thursdays and only on days where it wasn't scorching hot and I've always had a pleasant experience. So, if it's a really hot day, or you visit Friday-Sunday it will probably be crowded. Plan to arrive at least 15-30 minutes before the center opens. Lines form early to enter especially on peak attendance days.