Mustang Water Slides

Way too expensive for adults to have to pay full price. I’m going to the Ravine if I’m paying those prices for much less.

This is a great place to visit if you’re camping in Lopez lake since I can’t get very hot there. They have waterslides for the older children and the front pool is only like 3 feet so you can definitely have all your smaller children at view there’s a bunch of lounging chairs. You definitely need to take a hat and lots of sunscreen for they only have a few umbrella’s so unless you’re one of the first people there you’ll be exposed to the sun for most of the day. But with that aside it is definitely fun for the kids to be going down the slides they also do offer snacks ice cream chips they have water bottles. And if I’m not mistaken they were recently remodeled because it looked very different from when I was there the last time.

We went up for the day. Park was clean and newly painted. Did not check out the snack bar. Lots of lifeguards which I very much appreciate however they all looked pretty miserable. $ 20 entry fee is WAY too much for what is offered. They definitely need to bring back the dry passes. More shade umbrellas would be nice.

Could be okay, but since I can’t go down the two slides and I’m not allowed in the tiny pool, I just wasted money coming here.
If you’re at the campground with kids, it’s worth them going. If you absolutely love the slides, you’ll enjoy alongside of them (unless they’re under a certain height).
There’s only two slides, but still probably enjoyable on a day where the lines are minimal (our day).
There’s no wading pool for adults who are forced to pay $ 20 to watch their kids; no lazy river; nothing. I’d be okay reading a book in the kids pool-​but I’m discriminated against my height.
It’s been recently painted-​very bright and clean. The food prices are as expected, the food is average, the selection is okay. You cannot bring food or drinks in.
There ARE lifeguards on duty! All rides are up and running. There’s plenty of single chairs and thanks to strategically placed trees and chairs-there’s plenty of shade.
Overall — for me personally, it’s a one star; for the kids with me, three stars because the park is a good escape and quite adequate for the kids.

My kids and I had the best day ever today at the Mustang Water Slides! We had so much fun! The new owners have done an amazing job and it looks great out there! It is so beautiful and so clean! The lifeguards and all of the staff were so friendly and helpful. We felt like we were on vacation today. We can’t wait to go back. A big thank you to the new owners for putting so much love and hard work into the Mustang Water Slides.

Went with my toddler and he had a great time. Place is clean and colorful! Water was great and the slides we perfect in the kiddie pool for my 2.5 yr old. The staff and lifeguards are so friendly and attentive. We got a pb&j sandwich, nachos and a water for $ 7.50. They take credit cards-​such a plus.
Only negatives is the charge to get in $ 10 and the kiddie pool has cold water!

Mustang Water Slides are AWESOME. New owners, staff and other upgrades have made MWS so much nicer. Whatever you used to think about em, forget it. Talk about a turn around! They have painted the place, added new matting, and their staff is top notch. I have been going there for years, and my family and I haven’t had a better experience than this year. Way to go MWS, see you in August!

New ownership has this place looking amazing! Can’t wait to spend the summer here with my kids! So excited!

So much fun for the whole family! The new UPGRADES and NEW owners are amazing. Great snacks and friendly staff. Nothing bad I can say. Can’t wait for a fun summer!!!

I wouldn’t recommend going to this place. Kiddy pool were nasty & had leaves, sands, and oil floating all over the place. Life guards were not professional & rude. Slides were ok, but not worth paying $ 20.

What a disappointment. This was our fIrst time here and what an impression — will never take my family again. Got to the sitting area around the kiddie pool and there was trash and empty water bottles (you can’t bring in any outside food or drinks not even a bottled water although the Ravine Water Park does) so the trash is from their food bar. There were leaves and sand in the water. I get it that it’s surrounded by hills and trees and what not, but still. Please pick up the trash. I know it was your patrons who did it, but it’s your business. Please make it to where people want to come back to a clean park. Women’s bathroom area, no words. We didn’t eat at their food and drink stand so I can’t give an honest review. The water park itself is minimal. One big slide and a children area. I’m giving it two stars because my young children (6 years, 4years and 17 months) had a good time, but didn’t complain when we left after an hour and a half and they love being in the water. We really tried to like it, but it’s not worth the time and money.

I hadn’t been to this place in years, and I have to say it was quite a shock! $ 20 each to get in, and the place looks like it hasn’t been maintained, well, EVER!
We were hungry when we arrived, so headed to the snack bar. The «menu» (handwritten on a piece of notebook paper taped to the window) boasted hamburgers, hot dogs, etc. My son and I split a cheeseburger that was the worst thing I’ve ever had. The bun was so stale it crunched, and the burger was tasteless. Grey meat, american cheese and stale bun. Yummy. I know it’s not fine dining, but if I pay $ 5 for a burger, it should be edible.
They have replaced all of the lounge chairs with Adirondack chairs, so if you like to sun yourself, go elsewhere. I occasionally like to tan my back, so had to go lie on the grass for a while. Oh, and FYI Mustang: Adirondack chairs are REALLY uncomfortable for those of us who are under 5′ 5″.
But the absolute WORST thing about this place was the bathroom. No doors, a huge pile of wet, brown TP in the corner, nasty puddles everywhere, and the toilet almost fell off its base when I sat down.
Honestly, this place was filthy, uncomfortable and overpriced. Never again.

My daughter had fun at the pony pool area however she was vomiting and fever the next two days I can’t be sure, but I feel that she got cryptosporidium. I also felt like the open bottles of chemicals for the water just laying around in plain sight was tacky and unprofessional they are also very overpriced.

If you have small children between the ages of 4 and 12 they will thoroughly enjoy their experience like my children did, the food is expensive for the quality of it (McDonald’s grade hamburgers) but the slushies are a nice treat when it’s hot out! The lifeguards are professional, attentive, and helpful. I saw them tend to a little girl who was stung by a bee with great care and sensitivity by keeping her calm and collected while they removed the stinger and put medicine on it. We’ll be coming back again next summer!

Waaaaay too over priced. there was a tweaker working the snack bar who was a complete asshole to my whole family. Terrible service. WILL NEVER RETURN. Don’t take your family here. Its a waste of time, gas, and money. The waters freezing, its outdated, the staff is rude, its expensive. Save yourself a headache and go to the ravine or hurricane harbor.

I live in Arroyo Grande and have been taking my kids up here throughout the last 2 summers (the summer pass is the best deal). My kids (2 boys) love going here. It’s a family friendly environment and very safe (lifeguards everywhere). A relaxed environment with very nice and helpful staff. I think this is one of the best kept secrets in San Luis Obispo County for kids (on weekdays we had much of the place to ourselves). . a great place for the family. We plan on going there again throughout this summer.

We’ve been a couple of times and plan to make this an annual summer tradition. Lines aren’t long and it’s well worth it. Show up early and buy a day pass. Too much fun!

Way overpriced. Everything is old and outdated. Don’t come here.

Wow, first I’m amazed to be the first person to write about this place.
We went here over the Labor Day weekend, we were amazed about how empty it was (should have known then), First let me express how freaking expensive this place is. $ 20 for anyone over 60″ (Which is most adults!)) My 2 year old son cost $ 12 to swim.
We thought, what the heck, it must be good! Unfortunately we were mistaken. There are 2 water slides, they are fun, but not at all worth the money. Then there is a kiddy pool, we thought for $ 12 it at least should be heated, wrong again. It wasn’t heated at all, and my son was shivering so bad he wasn’t even in the water 5 minutes. So much for that $ 12.
We won’t be returning that’s for sure, and I would suggest to everyone to save their money, and go to Six Flags, or Raging Waters, it’s ten times better there.