Swimming-Waterslide-Yucaipa Regional Park

Great place but poor public communication. Drove there today to find it closed yesterday and today because of some water shortage.

Been here several times with my family.
Very beautiful view of nature.
I love the lakes here you get to bbq and enjoy a day with family.
They rent bicycle boats and they have a pool with water slides.
Here you can also fish for a small price for the permit they also sell some fishing supplies at the little snack store. Bring your own food, drinks and snacks if you don’t want to be whining about the prices at the snack shop. lol.
You can also go on trail walking/​hiking careful with the insects and mini tarantulas inside the bathrooms: D.
Place is huge so keep an eye on your kids.

A lot of shaded areas to block the sun. Clean park in general but the bathrooms are typical gross park bathrooms. Kids really enjoyed the water area and water slides. Plenty of places to fish, 3 lakes. I saw the camping rates and seems it’s a bit on the expensive side but we still might go because there’s a lot for kids to do. You can rent paddle boats and bikes, go swimming, go fishing, hike, ride bikes, BBQ or just relax. I will be back again.

Tarantulas! First off The water park was great we had a good time! We were supposed to camp for 2 nights. The first night was ok and the following day was ok. There are a lot of ants! And bees! Well it rained on and off all day which was nice but once it got dark. There were tarantulas everywhere! And black widows under all the picnic tables we had been sitting at for two days it was crazy. We had 5 kids and 4 adults and all the adults were guarding and keeping tabs on two tarantulas each to make sure they didn’t get to the kids! So by the time we saw the 8^th one and they just kept closing in on us we decided it wasn’t worth it and to call it quits so at 9:30pm we ran to tents and just grabbed our purses and got in cars and left. Came back the next day to pack up the rest. It was pretty scary mostly because we had small children from ages 1 – 11 so we didn’t know what could happen with these spiders! It’s not the parks fault I know! But I will never camp here again!

I love this place and my nephews love it a lot more, they literally have to beg me to bring them here & we live in Perris, they love the drive out here.

This place was great! I have toddler twins and my niece was over for the weekend so decided to give it a try.
Parking is $ 10, but parking was a nightmare. That was kind of expected since it’s a Saturday afternoon in July. We looked around for available spots for a but then decided that the bf would drop the kids and I at the front entrance with the ice chest and heavy items.
The walk down to the actual water park was ok, pretty steep walkway so be careful with kids.
The one complaint I did have was the huge line to get into the water area. We waited for about 15 – 20 minutes and that’s no easy feet with toddlers! $ 5 to enter $ 10 for unlimited water slide access.
Once we finally got in we settled on a little grass area by the water slides with shade. There were a lot of people but plenty of space for everyone. We spent most of our time in the water, very cold but refreshing! Sitting by the slides was awesome because we could see our niece coming down the slide, she had a blast!
We will definitely be back to this park!

We took our trailer and stayed in the RV section last weekend. If I was reviewing the RV section only I would give it 5 stars. It was very clean, full hook ups, pull thru sites. They only had a group fire pit, so bring your fire pit with you! We stayed in site 11. We thought sites 1 – 13 were roomier than the sites on the other side. They even have sites that you can park up to 3 RV’s on. Everyone was friendly including the staff. The whole park is really nice and clean. If you are going just to camp, It is very nice!
We rode our bikes down to the waterslide and park area and it looked really nice. We were really excited to go to the waterpark the following morning. This is where my 2 stars come in. We got there 15 mins early so we could get a good spot and there was already a line. This wasnt a problem. The problem was the people in the line. They kept letting large groups of «family members» cut in line in front of us. Not one or even five people. Im talking 10 or 20! this also continued in line for the waterslides. There were so many rude people cutting in line in front of us. Not just kids either. I am talking adults with their children!!! Just flat out RUDE! I told the staff and they were all very friendly and apologetic but they were all so young, I just dont think that they could control the situation. Unfortunatly I cancelled our future summer camping reservations. It is just not a fun place to go if you cannot enjoy the waterpark amenities. Its really too bad. Such a nice place.

It was my first time going me and the family. My kids really loved it the slide was real nice .
Now there’s two side to this place there’s the swim side which you cannot bbq on that side, it’s $ 5.00 to get in are $ 10.00 to inter and unlimited water sliding .
Now the other side you can bbq there and relax but no swimming on that side only rental boating is available there. Now I really recommend if you guys go there just plan on picnicking there so you can get in on the swim side .
I do plan on going camping there next year it looked really nice in the camping area really grassy and clean.

This place is like a hidden jewel! We live in Beaumont but we wanted to check this place out for a cheap getaway. The campground is extremely clean. Huge spots with lots of grassy areas. $ 40 a night with full hook ups you really can’t ask for anything better.
I gave it 4 stars because the pool was a little dirty and you have to pay $ 5 a person to use it. Crazy flys but we were expecting that with the local chicken farms in the area. The staff are so friendly.
Two cars plus the trailer included in the price of the camp spot. You can have two Tents per spot. We really felt far away from home without leaving town. Definitely coming back again!

Mi familia y a mi nos gusta mucho este lugar la verdad esta muy rico. El agua de la alberca esta rica hay mucho espacio para estacionarse es económica la entrada los empleados siempre son amables hay mucho que hacer y ademanes esta muy cerca de la cuidad si quiera hacer carne asada hay asadores en el parque y si no. Hay mucho que comprar para comer solo saliendo del parque lo recomiendo mucho

My review is based on the pedal boats and the swim lagoon. The two times we visited the lagoon it was not very busy. The last time, summer of 2014, the water was very dirty and was not worth the money spent to visit. We had gone specifically to use the pedal boats, I paid the admission at the drive thru entrance, asked and they said they would open at noon. Paid for swimming, asked and told they werent opening the pedal boats due to employees calling in! The whole time 4 guy/​girls hung out at the pay «shack». I emailed the Regional Park about my poor experience and never heard back. It was a disappointing experience for my family and my MoVal guests.

This is an excellent park — especially as a retreat from the LA area’s crazy freeway drivers. It’s early october and the park is only half full which is great. As an older woman traveling alone with a trailer, I seek solitude and quiet; and as I was just in 100 degree weather of Yuma, I seek cool shade right now. Those are available here. The only down sides were: road noise as I was as close to the highway as possible, and the bathrooms were very outdated. But! Fantastically hot water in the showers!
I’d come back, especially in spring or autumn, without the invasion of families using the water slide which was closed. And I don’t know how the weekends are as I am here Tuesday through Thursday.

Pros:
–Sites are spacious, especially site 7
–Water slide park is a bonus for the kids, however the water was a little cold. $ 5 to get in swim area, $ 10 for unlimited water slide use
–Lots of sites with trees and shade
–Number of sites are pull through and allow parties of up to 3 trailers with hookups for each trailer.
–Park is very well maintained
–Roads are safe for bike & scooter riding
–Very close to stores and restaurants
Cons:
–Our site was pretty close the road which pretty noisy during the day
–Very hot during the summer months
–Water slide park is not really walking distance
Survey says:
–We give it an overall rating of 7.5÷10.

I was impressed by this place. I was surprised about the negative reviews! It was very clean, the lake and slide area is safe for little kids, the snack bar had good choices, and the restrooms were clean. There were a lot of people, but it wasn’t dirty or over crowded. It’s a great place to bring your kids for the day for $ 5. It’s an extra $ 5 for the water slides, but it’s unlimited. You can bring ice chests (and they don’t check them)… I thought it was a cool place to visit for the day.

Came here last minute thinking it would be packed on a Friday evening, but it wasn’t that bad. The water was refreshing, not 100% clean, but better than swimming in a lake. PLENTY of room to swim around and relax. The restrooms were decent and the lifeguards were on top of things. Definitely coming back, but this time we’ll be prepared with more snacks and beverages.

This place is a joke I was told that my chest is too big if I wanted to swim I needed to put a shirt on (my bathing suit it’s that revealing it’s a bathing suit I got in the plus size at Kmart and if anyone knows kmart it’s not revealing) the water was dirty with cigarette butts floating it was a all around joke and they would not refund me my money even though they told me I could get in the water

Be ready for flies! As soon as you fire up a grill, you will be swarmed. These flies laugh at citronella and electric fly swaters. No mosquitos noted. Only wildlife seen was squirrels, bats and a racoon. Pretty good campsite with two fishing resivoirs, no swimming. The only swim spot is a concrete «pool «with sand, two waterslides and some grassy shade spots. There is no traditional pool. Get there early on hot days. Water was pretty clean, and cold. The campsites are .6 miles on the road, from the water, so walking with your gear is out, especially with small kids. Bikes would be helpful, but there arent many safe car-​free paths. Each site is flat dirt, with four tables on concrete, under a shade structure. Each site has a fire pit, a water spigot and bbq. All campsites are close to a bathroom, which are cleaned each day late morning… hint hint. The showers were clean, have a locking door with a bench inside. They were nice and hot, free, and turn into a sauna after about two minutes. The bathrooms and showers have lights. EACH car has to pay 25 bucks a night to camp…
Watch out for sprinkers!!! They water around noon and WILL hit your tents and gear if you are within four feet of the edge of your site, stack wood towards the middle of the site!
The only hiking was a «difficult» uphill unshaded hike that loops and crosses another longer trail through the hills.
Shoppig nearby for extra ice and food.

It would be awesome if they allowed small children to ride the water slide… Make it mandatory for kids to wear a life jacket if you must. The height requirements mean my 6 year old (who has been on the swim team for 2 years) is not allowed to go down it. Booooo.
Otherwise it’s a great place I hang out and have a fun day.

Very nice clean, organized place, great for tent camping… not expensive at all. You can also go for the day to the water slide section… Tent camping has every thing you need, each section has water, fire pit, benches, shade, trash cans and a bbq grill… bathrooms are very close by also-​NO ELECTRICITY so take your camping lamps and fire wood. nice clean place to chill, camp, hike, swim, pedal boat, go fishing and relax… only thing i did not like is that the swimming slide area only has 3 bbq grills, and your not allowed to take bbq grill, pets or alcohol into that section. you have to be there super early to get one of those bbq spots. When you tent camp you get a very nice big spot to your self, and they only have like 6 tent sections so you have to reserve months ahead… but well worth it
I give tent camping section 5 stars, and waterslide section 3 stars

We camped here for 3 nights the weekend before Memorial Day weekend. My first complaint was that it was in the 90’s the whole time and the water park was closed. We stayed with a group of 3 trailers and did not know the time of year it is open. Don’t go before Memorial Day weekend if you want to swim. You cannot swim in the actual lake.
My second complaint was since there was no swimming to do… We thought, hey, let’s take the kids over to the park to keep them entertained. Got to the lower park near the lagoon/​pool and it was literally infested with spiders and their webs. It really doesn’t take much effort to brush off the webs and spray around the area to protect small children from being bit by something. I did see plenty of workers there cruising around in couples picking up trash so I know they have the staff to make this park nicer.
I am not sure I will be returning to this park unless there is some improvements. I did not feel it was worth the ($ 366) $ 122 per trailer in the group for 3 nights at a dirty half closed rv park.

This is a beautiful place but I guess my review is based on going «off-​season».
On a hot day (90 degrees) on April you would think they would be more activity here.
I understand is not summer yet but I was extremely disappointed to see that the water was extremely dirty. I couldn’t even let my kids to put their feet in.
Also they have two playgrounds. Neither one was taken care off. They were dirty, full of spider nets all over the place.
So it seems that they don’t do any maintenance at this park unless is summer time. But regardless they still change you $ 8 for you to play in a playground full of spider nets.
The park is not that big. It seems a lot bigger when looking at the map.
Also, this wasn’t my first time here. That’s why I was so disappointed.