The water park features natural pools and swimming areas, allows visitors to bring their own food, and has become an alternative for those seeking peace and a closer connection with nature.
If you are looking for a different option to cool off in Morelos, the “Los Cascabeles” water park, located in the community of Huixastla, in the municipality of Tlaquiltenango, is one of those lesser-known destinations that stands out for its natural surroundings and peaceful atmosphere.
Surrounded by vegetation and located near the Amacuzac River, this rustic water park is an alternative for those who want to escape large crowds of tourists and enjoy a place surrounded by nature. Its crystal-clear, warm waters, as well as its natural pools and swimming areas, are among its main attractions.
In addition to the swimming areas, visitors are allowed to bring their own food, making it possible to organize an outdoor meal. The site also has barbecue areas and food stands for those who prefer to purchase products inside the facilities.
Located in southern Morelos, this water park is an ideal option for families, groups of friends, and nature lovers looking to cool off in an environment surrounded by trees and natural landscapes.
The entrance fee is 70 pesos for adults and 50 pesos for children under 1.20 meters in height. Opening hours are from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
If you plan to visit this water park, it is recommended to bring sunscreen, comfortable clothing, non-slip footwear, and enough water to stay hydrated while enjoying the natural areas. It is also important to collect any trash generated during your visit to help preserve the location.
With the hot season and summer vacations approaching, Los Cascabeles is becoming one of the natural spots worth discovering in the southern region of the state.
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