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An abandoned waterpark in California’s Mojave Desert could soon be given new life after private firm G&GF Enterprise received approval from San Bernardino County to revitalise the land.
| 04 Oct 2021
An abandoned waterpark in California’s Mojave Desert could soon be given new life after private firm G&GF Enterprise received approval from San Bernardino County to revitalise the land.
First opened in 1962 and closed during the 1980s, Lake Dolores Waterpark has recently become a “psychedelic backdrop for Instagram photos” despite the no trespassing signs on site.
The new project will be rolled out in five phases, starting with a lake that could be ready by next summer. Work on the water park itself won't start until 2022. It's expected to take six to eight months with WhiteWater handling construction.
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