Ondasplash – The Water Park of Zerbolò

In the municipality of Zerbolò, in the Boscaccio area of the province of Pavia, lies Ondasplash, the water park that has become a true symbol of the Lombard summer. Now in its 15th consecutive season, the park welcomes families, children, and groups with a recreational offer designed for everyone: a sandy beach, a 1,200-square-meter wave pool, jacuzzis, adrenaline-filled slides, a natural lake, relaxation areas, and endless fun.

The 2025 season opened with a festive weekend — Sunday, June 1st and Monday, June 2nd — with continuous hours from 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. During the summer period, until August 31st, Ondasplash remains open every day, always from 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.

To celebrate its 15 years of activity, the park has launched the “Special Saturday” initiative: every Saturday throughout the summer, discounted admission for everyone.

Attractions

One of the most loved features is undoubtedly the 1,200-square-meter wave pool. Younger visitors, in particular, adore the adrenaline-pumping slides that test their courage:

• Idrotubo, a swirling adventure in the dark
• Kamikaze, for lovers of speed and breathtaking descents
• Triple-Turn Toboga, for endless fun
• Soft Hill with Four Lanes, perfect for racing with friends

For little ones, there’s a baby area featuring castles, mini-slides, toboggans, fountains, and a pool entirely dedicated to them.

But that’s not all — visitors can also enjoy a beach volleyball court, bocce court, ping-pong tables, and large relaxation areas with a solarium and snack bar.

Group Offers and Summer Camps

Available is the 4x3 Formula: for organized summer groups (such as camps, parishes, and school groups), every fourth booking is completely free.

Also returning is the “Grest: Play and Win with Us” contest: by the end of July, one of the participating groups will win a super prize worth about €500 — yet another reason to make Ondasplash a must-visit summer destination.

How to Get There

Easily reachable by car from Milan, just take the MI–GE motorway and exit at Bereguardo. From there, fun is only a few minutes away.

Cover photo credits: Ondasplash