The park utilizes natural thermal springs originating from the Cipanas area.
It is situated along the main thoroughfare connecting Sumedang and Cibeureum.
The facility is designed with separate zones to accommodate varying age groups and swimming capabilities.
Ampera Waterpark is a recreational water facility located in Tasikmalaya, West Java, known for its use of natural hot spring water. The complex features multiple pools varying in depth and temperature, catering to both children and adult swimmers. It serves as a popular destination for local families and weekend visitors from across the regency. The site is integrated into a landscape that incorporates basic water slides and traditional pavilion structures. Facilities include changing rooms, prayer areas, and small food stalls. The water sourced from Cipanas is recognized for its mineral content, which is a primary draw for visitors seeking relaxation. It operates as a community-centric aquatic park rather than a high-end resort. The area surrounding the park is characterized by hilly terrain typical of the Ciawi region.
The elevated vantage point near the main pool entrance looking over the water slides.
Bring your own towels and toiletries as facilities can be basic.
Visit during weekdays to avoid peak crowds from the surrounding regency.
Ensure you bring modest swimwear, as public norms in the area are conservative.
Avoid visiting on weekends and public holidays when the pools become significantly overcrowded.
Open daily, but can experience irregular closures during extreme weather or local maintenance periods.
Modest swimwear is required; avoid overly revealing clothing in public areas.
