White Rock Community Park

I went to this park with my family for the first time ever this weekend. What an incredible experience that is incredibly budget friendly. First of all, I liked how the entire water park area was a gated off. It helped keep it feel very safe for younger children. I also appreciated that for each of the slides there was a staff member who was watching the kids to ensure that the rules were in first. We barely had left the park and my kids were already begging to come back.

Came here on a Saturday morning right before opening to make sure we'd guarantee admission. With the hot weather and a capacity of 90 we didn't want to take any chances of not getting in after a 30 minute drive from across town. I haven't been to this area In years and it looks about the same. Kind of run down as you enter the neighborhood and I probably wouldn't walk these streets alone at night but luckily I'd have no business being here except during a hot summer day at this little water park. We were the second group admitted and it costs $1 for whom ever wants to play. They have 2 slides and riders must meet height requirements. Our 3.5 year old was 42 inches so he got an orange wristband and could only ride the orange slide. The yellow slide had a height requirement of 45 or 46 I believe. Despite the height requirements, our son only went down the orange slide 2-3 times. The park was very crowded with people trying to stay cool. Our son cried when he got water in his face .. guess he won't enjoy water parks much till he realizes water in the face is part of the experience lol!! At one point he said "there's too many people here" and I couldn't have agreed more. There's a small grass area and a couple picnic tables with shade but other than That, not much seating or shade Not sure if we'd return but it was a well kept water park with decent bathrooms

Super fun! Make sure to look online for the schedule or entry times. It's $1 per kid, parents are free. Not much shade for parents.

This is our go to place for the summer festivities and to get my son to run out some major energy. He loves this place. I love it too. The fact that it's capacity controlled and also the time frame for opening is perfect for me. It's close to a small park where, again my son can dry off and run MORE energy out. Ha! It's a great little location for a water park. A few things I'd suggest for this place is, to have the restrooms inside of the gate so that parents or the kids can use the bathroom and get back inside the water park area more conveniently. And parking. There's street parking and a small parking area but, those get filled up pretty quickly and before water park opening times. There are people who have small bbq's at the park and the parking lot is already filled along with the street parking. Other than that, this place is a great place toLet the little ones loose and have a great time. It's all gated up so you don't need to worry about the littles running off on the street. They have height restrictions on the slides and it's like, a buck for unlimited use the kids. Well, until closing time. This place will always be the spot. We've been here about 9 times during the summer weather with my nieces and nephews and my sons little friends. It's a fun place.

We have a good time at this water park. It may get busy after 2 pm so it would be nice to get there little before the park open.

This is one of the best community splash parks I've ever been to and we've lived in 4 different states. Very clean facility with a large raised play structure, lots of spray features, friendly staff, grassy area, a few tables under a shade structure and plenty of street parking. Admission is FREE and the slides only cost $1. All of the kids and families were polite and respectful the afternoon we were there and the park was at 70% of the 90 person capacity. I completely disagree with the "ghetto" comments in other reviews. Our family will definitely be back!

We will not be returning to this park.. I don't know what idiot designed a park for small children & put 2 water slides there that technically little kids "can" do- but if they don't reach the "height requirement" they're not allowed on. My 2 year old snuck down the slide when I was putting stuff in our bags & did it just fine. But then I had to tell her no more slide- which was hard for her to comprehend when she just did it no problem, her brother is doing it & I brought the kids there to "play.." but then is told she can't. Super lame & disappointing .. I just think it's really stupid to put slides in a splash park area where you bring little kids to play- but then have to tell them they can't do it... my kids go down the Folsom aquatic center kid slides no problem (which are steeper in height) ... soo.. enjoy taking your small kids to this park & then having to tell them no repeatedly they can't go on the slides at the park....

Reserved a party there an the damn splash park wasn't even open they said it had been shut down for months I don't understand why the hell they didn't let me know I would have reserved at a different place... don't go here the cabana was filthy and there was not point I had to relocate my sons birthday party with a bunch of unhappy kids and parents !!!Thanks again for wasting my time and money I better get my 150$ reimbursed

This review is for the splash park. What a fun and almost free way to beat the heat! It is ONE DOLLAR (each) for kids who meet the height requirement to ride the two slides. I didn't see this on any website about the park that I read so keep this in mind. This place is so awesome for kids! The water pressure here is way intense than any other spray ground I've been; you will definitely get drenched. That yellow bucket throws down SO. MUCH. WATER! My child was too short to go on the slides but it looked fun. There is someone who monitors the slides, which is a nice touch.There are restrooms and a playground close by. The park is spacious for kids to ride on their bikes and maybe even have a small soccer game if it's not too crowded. There are trees spread sporadically through the park that you can sit under. Minus one star because they don't have much in the shade and seating department. They have a few picnic tables and a few benches but bring your umbrellas and chairs/ mats/ towels and prepare to camp on the ground. We went on a Saturday afternoon and parking was decent. Street parking was easy to find.

Really cool to have something like this park in my area. Kids are too young to want anything to do with the water yet but the playground and picnic areas are excellent. Staff seems cool, reasonable pricing, only have to pay a buck to access the small slides when I would gladly have paid that just to take the kids into the water area altogether.