La Bassa covers approximately 28,000 square meters of total park space.
The facility was originally opened in 1963 to provide public swimming access to the industrial city of Sabadell.
It features one of the largest outdoor water surfaces in the Catalonia region.
The complex hosts various social programs during the summer, including swimming courses for local children.
The site design was significantly renovated in the early 2000s to modernize its aquatic features and amenities.
La Bassa is a large-scale municipal open-air aquatic complex located in Sabadell, specifically designed for recreational swimming and water play. The facility features massive outdoor pools, multiple water slides, and expansive grass lawns for lounging. It serves as a major community hub for residents of the Vallès Occidental region during the summer months. The pool complex is purpose-built to handle high visitor volume, incorporating dedicated areas for children and diverse aquatic activities. It occupies a site formerly associated with the Can Quadres estate area. The infrastructure includes modern changing rooms, medical services, and lifeguard-patrolled zones to maintain safety across the expansive water surfaces. As of July 2026, the facility maintains its status as the primary outdoor summer aquatic destination in Sabadell.
From the elevated walkway overlooking the main pool basin to capture the full scale of the slides.
Bring a high-SPF sunscreen, as shade on the pool deck is highly contested and fills up early.
Pre-purchase tickets online to avoid long queues at the park entrance on weekends.
Use the dedicated picnic areas to avoid eating in the immediate pool vicinity, as strict cleanliness rules apply.
Do not attempt to enter with large glass containers or prohibited inflatables; security checks are enforced at the entrance.
Open exclusively during the summer season; typically closed from September through early June.
Swimwear is mandatory for all bathers; swimming caps are typically required in deeper pools.
