La Bassa de Sabadell: municipal pool with giant slides draws families

La Bassa de Sabadell, a municipal pool near Barcelona, has become a popular summer destination for families, offering a circular pool of 100 meters in diameter and 6,800 square meters of water surface, complete with giant slides and a tropical island Source: El Español. The pool's design, resembling an artificial lake, features a central island with palm trees and a progressive depth from 0.60 to 1.80 meters, accommodating various swimmers Source: El Español.

Attractions and amenities

• Two main slides, approximately 60 and 61 meters long, one with a partially enclosed section and a loop Source: El Español.
• Additional children's slides, water play areas, and an adventure water circuit Source: El Confidencial.
• Extensive grassy areas, picnic tables, bar-restaurant, lockers, and free table tennis Source: El Confidencial.

Pricing and access

Entry costs 6.30 euros on weekdays and 7.90 euros on weekends for adults, with reduced rates for children and seniors; children under four enter free Source: El Confidencial. The pool is open daily until August 31, from 10:00 to 19:30, with slides available until 18:45 Source: El Confidencial. Last year, it attracted approximately 165,000 visitors Source: El Confidencial.

Getting there

Located at camí de Can Quadres, 183, Sabadell, it is accessible via Rodalies R4 line or by car on the C-58, with parking including disabled spaces Source: El Confidencial. While El Español emphasizes the pool's unique design and family appeal, El Confidencial highlights its affordability and convenience as a day trip from Barcelona.