The park is built into a natural slope, which was utilized to create the elevation required for the gravity-fed water slides.
It is one of the oldest water parks in the Alicante province, having served the Quesada urbanisation for several decades.
The park utilizes a saltwater filtration system for several of its main pool areas.
Its location in Ciudad Quesada is part of a master-planned community developed in the early 1970s.
Aqua Park Ciudad Quesada is a seasonal family-oriented water park located in the Rojales municipality of Alicante, Spain. The park features a variety of pools and slides, including high-speed kamikaze slides, a lazy river, and designated zones for young children. It is situated on a hillside, providing views over the surrounding Vega Baja region. The facility operates on a seasonal basis, typically opening in the late spring and closing in early autumn. The infrastructure includes sunbathing terraces, picnic areas, and on-site food concessions. The park is managed to cater to local residents and tourists staying in the nearby Costa Blanca holiday villas.
The elevated observation platform near the kamikaze slides, which offers a panoramic view of the entire park and the distant hills.
Arrive early to secure a sunbed in the limited shaded areas, as these are claimed quickly by visitors.
Bring your own towels and sunscreen, as rental supplies can be limited during peak summer days.
Water shoes are highly recommended due to the heat retention of the concrete pathways in the Spanish sun.
Avoid visiting on public holidays or during the August peak fortnight if you prefer to minimize queue times for the slides.
Open seasonally from late spring through early September; closed during the winter months.
Appropriate swimwear is required; street clothes are generally prohibited in the pool areas; glass bottles are strictly forbidden.
