Dry Town Water Park

Dry Town Water Park
Location	Palmdale, California, United States
Opened	2006
Website	Dry Town Water Park

Dry Town Water Park is a water park operated by the city of Palmdale, California, opened in 2006. It is located on the grounds of the Palmdale Oasis Park & Recreation Center in the southeast portion of the city. It is open each year from the Memorial Day weekend in May through Labor Day in September.

The park features six water slides a toddler water fun zone with three slides and water play devices, a lazy river, as well as various swimming pools and a dining area.

External links

Dry Town Water Park Homepage

Palmdale, California

Schools	Palmdale School District Westside Union School District Keppel Union School District Antelope Valley Union High School District Palmdale High School Highland High School Knight High School

Colleges and universities	Antelope Valley Community College District Antelope Valley College (in Lancaster)

Landmarks	Antelope Valley Mall Dry Town Water Park Los Angeles Air Route Traffic Control Center

Services	Los Angeles County Fire Department Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department

Media	Antelope Valley Press

Transportation	Antelope Valley Transit Authority Palmdale Regional Airport Palmdale Transportation Center

History	Battle of Palmdale

This list is incomplete.

Amusement Parks of California

Amusement Parks	Belmont Park (San Diego) Castle Park (Riverside) Funderland (Sacramento) Pacific Park (Santa Monica) Rotary Storyland & Playland (Fresno) Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk Scandia Amusement Park (Ontario)

Theme Parks	Adventure City (Anaheim) California's Great America (Santa Clara) Children's Fairyland (Sacramento) Disneyland (Anaheim) Disney California Adventure (Anaheim) Gilroy Gardens Knott's Berry Farm (Buena Park) Legoland California (Carlsbad) SeaWorld San Diego Six Flags Discovery Kingdom (Vallejo) Six Flags Magic Mountain (Valencia) Universal Studios Hollywood (Los Angeles)

Water parks	Aqua Adventure (Fremont) Aquatica San Diego Dry Town Water Park (Palmdale) Drop Zone (Perris) Golfland Sunsplash (Roseville) Island Waterpark (Fresno) Knott's Soak City (Buena Park) Legoland Water Park (Carlsbad) Raging Waters (San Dimas / San Jose / Sacramento) Six Flags Hurricane Harbor (Valencia) Splash Kingdom Waterpark (Redlands) Splash Pad Park (Oakland) Waterworld California (Concord) Wet'n'Wild Palm Springs

Family Amusement Centers	Alpine Slide at Magic Mountain (Big Bear Lake) Blackbeard's Family Entertainment Center (Fresno) Boomers! Parks (Fresno / Livermore / Modesto / Palm Springs / Santa Maria / Upland) Fiesta Village Family Fun Park (Colton) Golfland Entertainment Centers (Anaheim / Castro Valley / Milpitas / Roseville / San Jose / Sunnyvale) Golf 'N' Stuff (Norwalk) Mountasia Family Fun Center (Valencia) Mulligan Family Fun Centers (Murrieta / Palmdale / Torrance) Scandia Amusements (Ontario / Sacremento / Victorville) Scandia Family Fun Center (Rohnert Park) SpeedZone Los Angeles

Also See	Defunct Amusement Parks of California

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