SunSplash in Roseville
SunSplash in Roseville is Northern California’s biggest and most thrilling waterpark.
SunSplash in Roseville is Northern California’s biggest and most thrilling waterpark. Adrenaline-pumping water slides excite even the most extreme thrill seekers. With slippery rides like Vortex, Master Blaster Water Coaster and The Stealth, you’re sure to hoot and holler as you zip past friends and family. Water attractions for young children and non-swimmers include an arcade, laser tag, miniature golf and a raceway.
- Hours Prices, operating hours and attraction availability are subject to change without notice; check their website for details
- Address 1893 Taylor Road, Roseville, CA 95661
- Phone 916-784-1273
- Website SunSplash in Roseville
- Best Feature Thunder Bay Wavepool - Golfland SunSplash’s centerpiece attraction, this gigantic wave pool creates 84 feet wide tsunami waves to ride on, splash in or just watch from the sand-free beach.
- 30+ Attractions
- Mini Golf
- Arcade
Take Interstate 80 and exit Atlantic Street/Eureka Road.
Turn east and make your first left on Taylor Road.
The park will be ahead on your left.
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