The facility utilizes a proprietary cable system that allows multiple riders to be on the water simultaneously without the need for traditional motorboats.
The floating obstacle course covers approximately 40,000 square feet of water surface.
The lakes at the facility were purpose-built to facilitate cable wakeboarding and water recreation.
The site operates its own beach-style sand areas for non-swimmers and spectators.
It remains one of the few dedicated cable-park complexes in Northern California.
Wake Island Waterpark is a massive outdoor recreational facility centered around a multi-lake cable wakeboarding system in Pleasant Grove, California. It features an extensive floating inflatable obstacle course, often referred to as a 'water park,' which spans over an acre of surface area. The site provides a unique environment for both beginners and professional wakeboarders using overhead cable systems rather than boats. Paddleboarding and swimming are permitted in designated calm water zones. The venue serves as the largest cable wakeboard park in the United States. Its infrastructure supports hosting private events, birthday parties, and corporate team-building activities.
The elevated observation deck overlooking the main cable lake provides the best wide-angle view of the riders and the floating course.
Bring a change of clothes and a large towel, as storage lockers are available but space can be limited.
Wear a rash guard or tight-fitting water clothing to prevent chafing from the inflatable obstacles and life vests.
Sunscreen application is essential as there is very limited natural shade directly on the water.
Attempting the floating obstacle course without properly securing loose jewelry or sunglasses, as they are frequently lost in the deep water during falls.
Operates seasonally from late spring through early autumn; closed during winter months.
Life jackets are mandatory for all water activities; guests must be able to swim to participate.
