Hurricane Harbor

Looking to add a dose of excitement to your stay in the Frazier-Tejon region? Just under an hour away, nestled in the Santa Clarita Valley, Six Flags Hurricane Harbor offers a fun-filled day of water rides, thrills, and family-friendly entertainment — making it the perfect side trip for locals and visitors alike.

What Is Hurricane Harbor?

Hurricane Harbor is one of Southern California’s top water parks, featuring a wide variety of attractions for all ages. Whether you’re in the mood for heart-pounding slides, lazy river drifting, or splashing around with the kids, there’s something for everyone.

Highlights Include:

• Bonzai Pipelines & Black Snake Summit – High-speed body and tube slides for thrill-seekers.

• Lazy River – A relaxing float through tropical-style scenery.

• Wave Pool – Feel the rush of simulated waves in a massive pool setting.

• Splash Island & Castaway Cove – Safe, interactive play zones for younger guests.

• Dining Options – From burgers and pizza to frozen treats to cool you down.

Getting There

Located just off I-5 in Valencia, Hurricane Harbor is approximately 45–60 minutes south of the Frazier-Tejon region, depending on traffic. It’s a straightforward drive and makes for an easy day trip or weekend detour.

Tips for Visiting

• Buy tickets online to skip the lines and sometimes save money.

• Visit on a weekday for smaller crowds.

• Don’t forget sunscreen, water shoes, and a waterproof pouch for your phone!

Perfect Pairing

Whether you're nestled in a cozy mountain Airbnb, staying at a boutique hotel in Pine Mountain Club, or checking in at the future Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tejon, the Frazier-Tejon region offers a perfect blend of high-energy fun and tranquil retreat.

Start your morning with coffee in the crisp mountain air, then make your way down the grade for a day of excitement at Hurricane Harbor. On your return, take a detour to explore the Outlets at Tejon, where top-tier shopping meets unbeatable deals — or stop by a Tejon Ranch visitor site to learn about the area’s unique natural and cultural heritage.

Whether you're here for music, mountains, or a mix of both, you'll find that every corner of the region — from tribal enterprises and entertainment venues to small-town trails and roadside diners — works together to create a truly unforgettable California experience.