The park is built into a natural hillside, which is utilized to create the gradient for its water slides.
The 'Devil’s Drop' is one of the steepest water slides in the United Kingdom.
The site is positioned directly adjacent to the historic Dartmouth Steam Railway line.
The water used in the slides and pools is heated to maintain comfort during the outdoor season.
Splashdown Quaywest is the UK's largest outdoor waterpark, situated directly on the hillside overlooking Goodrington Sands beach in Tor Bay. The park features eight main water slides, ranging from high-speed flumes like the 'Devil’s Drop' to more relaxed tyre rides. The facility incorporates several outdoor swimming pools and dedicated splash areas for younger children. Its terraced design allows for panoramic views of the English Riviera coastline throughout the park. The water slides vary in intensity, categorized by the park as easy, medium, and extreme. It operates as a seasonal attraction, utilizing the local coastal climate for its outdoor configuration.
The upper terrace viewing area, which offers an unobstructed shot of the water slides with the blue waters of Tor Bay in the background.
Book tickets in advance online to secure your preferred entry slot, as sessions often sell out on sunny days.
Bring your own towels and waterproof footwear, as they are not typically provided for hire.
Arrive early to claim a sunbed on the terrace, as prime seating with views of the bay fills up quickly.
Do not leave belongings unattended on pool-side loungers; use the provided lockers instead.
Open seasonally from spring through early autumn; closed during the winter months.
Appropriate swimwear is required; cut-off jeans, shirts, or jewelry are generally prohibited on slides to prevent damage and injury.
