The park is situated in the Dukuh village area, a region known for its transition between agricultural land and residential settlement.
The facility is locally referred to as WSW, a common abbreviation used by the surrounding Ngadiluwih community.
It operates as a village-based tourism venture, which is a characteristic model for rural development in the Kediri Regency.
Wisata Sugih Waras (WSW) Dukuh is a community-managed rural recreation area located in the Ngadiluwih district of Kediri, East Java. The site features an outdoor swimming pool complex as its primary attraction, catering to families and local residents. The premises include various man-made structures designed for social gatherings and recreational leisure. It functions as a local village-level tourism project aimed at promoting community engagement in the rural outskirts of the city. The facilities are constructed with a focus on functional access for swimming and picnicking.
The poolside seating area which captures the backdrop of the surrounding village greenery.
Bring your own swimwear and towels as rental facilities may be basic or unavailable.
Visit during weekdays to avoid high attendance from local school groups and families during the weekend.
Carry small denominations of local currency for internal food stalls or facility use.
Avoid visiting on public holidays or weekends if you prefer quiet, as the pool area becomes significantly crowded.
Modest swimwear is expected due to the local community-based setting; avoid public displays of affection.
