Raging Waters

2333 South White Road , San Jose, California CA 95148
(408) 238-9900
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If your after a day full of fun and a place to cool down then head to Raging Water, Northern California's largest water park. Spend hours exploring the 23 acre site that has a wave pool, pirates cove and a range of exhilarating water slides.

Somewhere To Eat?

There are a range of places to purchase food around the park. No outside food allowed.

Want To Treat Yourself?

Oasis Gift Shop has a range of gifts and souvenirs as well as essentials you may have left at home.

Where Shall I Park?

Parking is available from $6 per car

Features

Outdoor
Disabled Access

Suitable For

toddler

3-5

6-9

10+

Price Information

General Admission : $35.99

General Admission $35. 99

Facilities

•Lockers•Showers•

How To Get There

2333 South White Road , San Jose, California CA 95148
(408) 238-9900
Website
Email

Directions

Raging Waters, San Jose is located inside Lake Cunningham Regional Park in San Jose. The park is easily accessible from the 680, 280 and 101. South Bay: Take 101 South/North. Exit Tully Road East and travel 1 1/2 miles. Turn left into Lake Cunningham Regional Park and Raging Waters will be on the left side of the park. East Bay: Take 680 South. Exit at Capitol Expressway and travel 2 miles. Turn left at Tully Road. Turn left into Lake Cunningham Regional Park and Raging Waters will be on the left side of the park. Salinas/Monterey: Take 101 North. Exit at Tully Road East and travel 1 1/2 miles. Turn left into Lake Cunningham Regional Park and Raging Waters will be on the left side of the park. North Bay: Take 101 South. Exit at Tully Road East and travel 1 1/2 miles. Turn left into Lake Cunningham Regional Park and Raging Waters will be on the left side of the park. Santa Cruz: Take Highway 17 North to 280 South to 101 South. Exit at Tully Road East and travel 1 1/2 miles. Turn left into Lake Cunningham Regional Park and Raging Waters will be on the left side of the park.