Surf parks
Wave Pools in California
No swell? No problem. Here's every public wave pool in California, with the waves they run, how booking works, whether they film your waves, and what the desert weather is like each month.
Palm Springs Surf Club
Palm Springs, CA · Surf Loch wave pool
A surf pool, water park and restaurant all in one spot in Palm Springs. Open to the public, no membership needed. The pool runs set wave programs, from mellow beginner rollers to the spitting 5 Slabs barrel.
Yes. Flowstate AI cameras record every wave of your session. Clips are $30 per session (multipacks available) and stay in your account for 30 days, so download your favorites.
See the full guide →DSRT Surf
Palm Desert, CA · Wavegarden Cove
North America's largest surf lagoon, next to Desert Willow Golf Resort in Palm Desert. A 5.5-acre Wavegarden Cove that can make up to 1,000 waves an hour, split into a left side and a right side, plus a separate beginner Bay.
DSRT Surf hasn't announced automatic wave video yet. We'll update this when they do.
See the full guide →More California wave pools will be added as they open to the public.