drytown water park

Spent the day here with the kids. Not a big fancy waterpark with top notch rides. It has a lazy river and a few water slides and a child play area. Older teenagers may get bored quick here but the younger kids will have a great time. Adults love the lazy river.

I took my nieces here and I thought it would be crowded with no where to sit but when you get inside dry town has chairs around the whole place which make things a lot easier. My nieces enjoyed splashing and going down the slides. The the price is very inexpensive, the water is warm and clean.

Lots of cool water for those hot days in the Antelope Valley.Great for families or couples. The Lazy river is fun to just cruze along in a innertube. Lots of fun for the children too

We took our junior high youth group here one Sunday evening. The kids had a blast. In addition to a handful of big slides, there is also a lazy river that you can just float around in to your heart's content.I wish they were more strict about their swimming attire policy. It is a water park, you should be wearing a bathing suit. On more than one occasion I've seen people in pants, jeans, and all sorts of other clothes that shouldn't be allowed.Other than that main complaint, we've always had a good time.

i have been going to dry town since it opened and even got a season pass two different years. i was very satisfied my first visit but as i went more often it got boring and i kept getting stuck on the yellow slide.(i am a skinny person) they later had to shut down dry town to fix those first three slides because too many people were getting hurt. once that was fixed they then decided to create three more slides that were even more dangerous. i have gone on them four times and have gotten hurt three out of four times once even after they shut down dry town again to fix them. i love being able to go someplace fun every summer but do not like getting hurt everytime i go.

for a small venue, it is well maintained and enjoyable, we had a blast and it is good for all ages, not badly priced either!

DryTown is a great place to spend time with the kids. Our granddaughter who is eight does it all, from slides to the Lazy River. When she was a bit younger she had a great time in the children’s area.Regarding lunch, you can purchase food on-site, but we normally pack a lunch. We just exit the park and there is some grass areas near the parking lot where we have a small picnic. The parking lot isn’t that far so it is very convenient.Overall I am very pleased with the park and will continue to visit every summer.

It is a pretty nice water park. In summer days is packed with people and this is the only negative aspect of the water park. I also wish they would have extended hours so during the week we could enjoy our annual passes.

I was a little apprehensive to take the kids to Drytown. I had children ranging from 2 through seventeen. We had a great day. There was enough options to keep everyone happy and entertained. The kiddie pool was nice. We all enjoyed the lazy river and the slides were fast and scary enough to satisfy the teens.On the down side if you spend the day there you will want to eat. You cannot bring in your own food and their offering is a snack bar with mediocre food. Overall though we had a great day.

Great place to go to relax and soak up the sun. Kids will really enjoy themselves too on the water playground and the water slides. Good family fun.

Pretty good especially when they have the Drytown after dark going on... At nighttime it's a whole different experience..

This is a desert. Any water attraction is more than welcome in 100' heat! That being said,this park has something for all ages. One structure has 3 slides to choose from, one of them being the toilet bowl and the others are meandering slides. The toilet bowl is good enough to scare anyone. The heavier the load the faster the swish. The meandering are just plain fun. The second structure has the racers. Lazy river is always wonderful and there is a children's play area with all the squirting. A locker is recommended if you don't want anything to "disappear". This is a higher altitude, so you NEED sunblock. We take our meals and eat by the car, but the snack bar is doable. The food line gets pretty long during crowded times. There are outside showers to rinse off, but no changing facility. I wouldn't go out of my way to get to this water park, but if you're within an hour's drive, it's worth it.

A simple family-friendly waterpark. Kids loved playing and food prices were inexpensive. Down the street from Walmart and Target and Grocery stores. Pick up what we needed and headed over for a day of fun inthe sun. Parking was easy and free. Would go back again if I was in the area.