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Here you will find the answers to the most
frequently asked questions of the Splash Park teams:
You will need to be reasonably fit to participate, as you will need to be able to pull yourself up from the water onto the inflatables. You will also have to swim in the park. As with any physical activity, you will need to verify that you meet medical and health conditions before going to the water park
Yes, you have to have the basics of swimming and be comfortable with the fact that you will not have feet.
Also note that it is very likely that your head will go underwater.
Absolutely, the water park is suitable for adults and children. It's a fantastic activity for the whole family to enjoy together. It's a challenge for adults and children and great fun for everyone.
However, children must be at least 7 years old to participate in the activity.
It is quite possible to come with people who do not participate in the activity. They can settle on the beach next door.
Only people who participate in the activity will have to pay.
It is your responsibility to arrive on time. We cannot be held responsible for your arrival. We will do our best to get you into the session as soon as possible, but this cannot be guaranteed.
We strongly advise you allow plenty of time for traffic, local events and holidays, and arrive at the park at least 15 minutes before your reservation.
No, it is not mandatory to wear a wetsuit. Wearing a wetsuit is a personal choice.
No, we do not rent wetsuits.
If you wish to wear one for the activity, please take your own or rent one from a store/place offering this service.
It is not advisable to take a camera and / or camera during the activity but it is not prohibited.
If you wish to take it with you, it is strongly recommended to secure the devices with a chest harness.
We cannot be held responsible for lost or damaged devices, wearing the camera and/or video camera is at your own risk.
No Changing room on site.
Yes there is a large free car park nearby. Subject to availability.
The depth is 1.5m / 2m in front and 4m at the bottom of the park.
We advise you to avoid taking part in the activity.
If you have chosen to participate, be very careful when you are on the park. If in doubt, ask your doctor for advice.
We cannot be held responsible for any aggravation of the existing injury.
No, and anyway you will still get wet.
It's great fun in the rain.
Yes, for safety reasons, wearing a buoyancy aid is mandatory to participate in the activity (child and adult)
These are provided by us and included in the admission price.
Yes, you can wear swimming goggles but it really isn't necessary. It may even bother you more during the activity.
We cannot be held responsible for any loss or damage.
Yes, there are public toilets a few meters from the park.
No, for your safety and that of your unborn child, we advise you not to participate in the activity if you are pregnant. We strongly advise you not to participate if you suspect or are early in your pregnancy.
Yes, if you want to rest or if you are tired of it, you can leave the session at any time. You can only return to the park during the same session. You will not be able to carry over the remaining time to another session.
No, water, drugs and alcohol do not mix. Strong medications, drugs, and alcohol impair your judgment, coordination, reaction time, and perception of risk to yourself and others. You will not be admitted to the park for safety reasons if we suspect that you are under the influence of drugs or alcohol. There will be no refund.
No, we advise you not to wear your glasses on the park. If you must wear your glasses, you do so at your own risk, as there is a high risk of losing or damaging them.
Yes there are group rates subject to certain conditions. For more information, see the rates tab.
Splash Park Lacanau:
From Saturday June 25 to Sunday September 11, 2022
June and September: 1 p.m. to 7
p.m.
July and August: 11 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Splash Park Hourtin:
From Saturday July 2 to Wednesday August 28, 2022
From 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. / from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m.
If there is a thunderstorm / storm overhead, we pause the activity and get all participants out of the water. We resume once the storm / storm has passed.
This means that we may have to delay subsequent sessions if this happens.