The facility is great. Lots of things to play with and keep everyone in the family entertained. With that being said, the rules are ridiculous. Children are not allowed to wear life jackets while playing. While swimming, children can't hold onto your back. Parents can't escort children on the slides. All of the play areas are swarming with lifeguards. That's nice. But for a place so concerned with your safety, why have rules that inhibit parents from making their kids safer? It doesn't make sense. We were told that our life vests were the appropriate type (closed zipper in back) but that it wasn't allowed because they didn't want confrontation with parents that didn't have the right type of vest. Really? Then came the slides. Our oldest was close enough to the height requirement to ride--without a parent. We informed them that he can't swim. They said he should just be able to stand up but if they needed to jump in, they would. Again, why can't I, the parent keep my kid safe instead of relying on some 18yr old kid who has no vested interest in my child? The rules just don't make sense. They probably sounded ok on paper--but in practice they are nuts. Really need to take a look at your safety program because a parent ensuring their kids safety is probably better than your youth program lifeguards.

Good place to bring the kids. Not overly expensive. No outside food or drinks allowed. There is a indoor and outdoor pool. Free parking and good staff. Water was pretty cold the day we visited.

Would be nice if the posted hours matched their actual hours. Drove 30 minutes to get here, only to find out the hours for the swim center are only 12-4 Saturday and Sunday.

I kept checking the hours cause we are here visiting from Colorado it said they were open from 12-4 on Sunday but when we got there they said they were closed for maintenance it broke my 4 year olds heart and it’s odd since they are only open Friday-Sunday you think they could do maintenance Monday-Thursday or at least post that they are closed instead of myself and several other people showing up to it be closed.

This was perfect for our 5 year old twins. They stayed in the smaller kid area (see the picture) where the deepest spot is only a foot deep and it has small slides and spray features. Lots of fun - they didn't want to leave. It is $6/adult and $5/kid. They have a family pass, I think, but I don't know the details. There are also two bigger water slides for kids over 48" tall and an indoor pool. Pretty decent locker areas. A small, basic concession stand. Picnic tables and some are shaded as well. I saw lots of coolers so I think you can bring in food. Nice chairs arranged around the small kid area so mom can keep an eye on their littles. 2 lifeguards were on the tot area at a time.

We had a great afternoon here on a hot day. The outside splash area was on and the indoor pool was open. Unfortunately the outside water structure was closed. This was opening day for the season though which meant they had a special and it was free for the day. The water slide was open when we got there but then it closed and didn't reopen while we were there. But we will definitely be going back during this summer, so hopefully we'll get the chance to do the water slide. The prices are great as well.

It's one of the best water parks out there! I enjoyed the lazy river, sprinklers, and waterslides.

I really feel bad for this place do to the fact they are understaffed and only can open a portion of the pool.. Not blaming them, nobody wants to work...

It's a great water park. For kids and adults. I enjoyed my self with the kids. The best part is that it's in Fairfield.

I was invited here and I fell in loved with it. Perfect for kids and affordable. We spent the summer here. They also have water life vest for childrens for free

An absolutely amazing place to beat the heart and get in the water, especially with little ones or inexperienced swimmers.

My daughter and I were very excited about spending time at this "amusement park". Except, it wasn't an amusement water park. It is a community center. This should be clarified for travelers who are not familiar with the area. We drove 30 minutes from Napa to be disappointed not just by the lack of a true amusement water park but also because the pool was actually closed - despite the fact that the online hours claimed they were open until 9 pm and that I attempted to call 4 times and was sent to voicemail (should have been my clue). The attendant acknowledged that they needed to do better, but little good that did for us after a $50 uber ride (one-way) and 1 hour wasted driving back and forth. So, unless you flew to Napa or Sacramento to take a chance on a community center that may or may not be open, I recommend you instead spend your time and money at your hotel pool, and save your children the utter disappointment.

Every time I walk by, I wish they hadn't stolen my kids, but I smile in remembering the swim park and lessons we did at the orangevale pool. Now I just wish they'd share some muriatic acid.

None of the outdoor slides or pools were open due to staffing issues. Really disappointing