Parque Acuático Amapulapa — Attraction in Departamento de San Vicente

The place is beautiful but there a few things that my are trip bad. 1st we paid for a cabin that is great. It was next to the restaurant and restrooms. But than we noticed that they had the restrooms close. We asked a few people that worked around the area if they were gonna open up the bathroom and we also ask the front door person. And they both told us that the bathrooms were not gonna be open so if we needed to use a bathroom we should relocate to the other side of the park and we did that's fine. So we ask for a table apparently the table costs more than the cabin. Whatever, But what I don't understand is after we moved maybe an hour later we noticed that they finally opened the restroom from what we were before where was nice and beautiful. You know they could just say yes we're gonna open it up in a few hours or they're doing the cleaning everyone opening it up and that would have been great but now they also said no dogs allowed buthere is plenty of dogs running around here begging for food looking at your bothering you tipping over the trash cans at all Well next time anybody comes here I definitely recommend 2 eat at the...

I loved this place. We came here twice during our week’s visit. Come early to get good parking. We stayed at the natural pools that had little fishy and no chlorine. The fishy will tickle your feet and give you a complimentary pedicure but they don’t bite to hurt. The water is warm in this area and the source is a water fall that you can walk up to and swim near.

It’s great for kids and adults alike. There are pool areas of various depths and it’s well marked. You’ll find stay dogs in the area but they won’t bother you. I don’t think you can bring your own household but nor should you.

There’s plenty of food being sold around the park. And rest rooms and changing rooms are available. It’s cheap to get in and...

Its a waterpark made from a natural water source from the mountains. It was very packed. Parking was $1 and Nationals pay $1.50 per person. 60 and up is free. They have all types of food vendors inside. Antojitos, minutas, helados, pupusas and they had a couple of restaurants towards the back of the park. The food was not bad and inexpensive. I personally did not like the state the park was in because people are the problem. Leaving garbage everywhere. The main bathrooms were very filthy. I think it needs more work to be done for it to look good. Not my favorite...