Dam Sen Water Park

Dam Sen Water Park is a large water park within Dam Sen Cultural Park in District 11, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. Opened in 1999, it covers about 3 hectares and features numerous water slides, wave pools, and river attractions. Located at 3 Hoa Binh Street, it is one of the city's most popular family recreational destinations, offering aquatic entertainment alongside landscaped gardens and adjacent amusement facilities within the broader Dam Sen complex.

Visitors can expect a fully developed water park with a wave pool, lazy river, multiple high-speed and spiral water slides, children's aquatic play areas, and swimming pools set within landscaped grounds. The park is part of the larger Dam Sen Cultural Park which also includes gardens, lakes, and amusement rides. Facilities include changing rooms, lockers, food courts, and shaded rest areas. The environment is busy and family-oriented, especially on weekends and holidays.

Dam Sen Water Park is part of Dam Sen Cultural Park, developed from 1976 on a former swamp area in District 11. The water park itself was inaugurated in 1999 as an expansion of the cultural park to provide modern aquatic recreation for residents of Ho Chi Minh City, becoming one of the first large-scale water parks in Vietnam.

The park is a major urban recreational and family leisure destination for Ho Chi Minh City residents, representing the city's development of public cultural and entertainment spaces. It is widely used for family outings, school holidays, and summer recreation.