The park was formerly the site of a traditional tree nursery before being redeveloped into a large-scale recreational forest and water park.
The facility utilizes the natural landscape of the Cikasuan riverbank to integrate its water slides and artificial pools.
The park includes dedicated shallow pools designed specifically for younger children and non-swimmers.
It is one of the few large-scale public water parks in Eastern Taiwan that operates with seasonal water facility access.
Cikasuan Riverside Park is a large-scale recreational facility in Ji’an Township known for its extensive water park infrastructure. The park features a complex of swimming pools, including multiple water slides, a wave pool, and a lazy river. Beyond its water features, the grounds incorporate landscaped gardens, walking paths, and green spaces. The site serves as a community hub for Hualien residents and visitors seeking outdoor water recreation. It is managed by the Hualien County government, which organizes seasonal water activities. The facility occupies a significant portion of the local riverside land, integrating natural scenery with engineered play areas.
The elevated viewing bridge overlooking the colorful water slides and the surrounding mountain backdrop.
Bring your own swim cap, as it is strictly required for pool entry.
Pack sun protection such as hats and high-SPF sunscreen, as shade is limited in the immediate pool area.
Bring a picnic blanket to utilize the designated grass areas away from the pool decks.
Visiting on weekends or public holidays during summer months, when water areas experience maximum capacity and long queues.
The water facilities are generally open only during the summer season and are closed on Mondays for maintenance during operation periods.
Proper swimwear is mandatory for pool entry; swim caps must be worn by all bathers; running on pool decks is prohibited.
