Gumuh Sari Rekreasi

A Local Day Out

About 30 minutes from central Denpasar and roughly 35–45 minutes from Kuta/Seminyak, Gumuh Sari Rekreasi feels geared more to local families than to Bali’s polished resort attractions. Set at Jl. Tegal Gumuh No. 9, Darmasaba, Kec. Abiansemal, Kabupaten Badung, Bali 80352, it sits in a village landscape often described with rice fields, greenery, and a more open semi-rural feel.

Several sources describe it as both a waterpark and a sport center, which fits the place well: this is not just a pool complex, but a broader recreation site with a community role.

Pools for Different Ages

The main draw is a set of three swimming areas: a children’s pool, an adult pool, and a more formal competition-style pool. One source gives that training pool as 25 x 15 meters with about 1.5 meters depth, while the children’s zone is described with slides, splash features, and a large tipping bucket.

Reviews repeatedly note that the pools are divided by age, making it easier for children, teenagers, and adults to spread out. One recent visitor also called it a complete, family-friendly setup, with enough variety for a longer stay.

Indoor Play and Extra Activities

Beyond the water, Gumuh Sari includes an indoor playground with a ball pit and small slides, plus a gym and futsal facilities mentioned across sources. Other articles also mention ATV rides, a 12 meters high swing, and photo spots facing a valley or cliff edge of around 20 meters.

That mix helps explain why the venue has also hosted youth swimming competitions and UMKM/small business exhibitions, including one anniversary event with over 160 participants.

Tickets, Hours, and On-Site Basics

The most consistent opening hours are Monday–Friday: 10:00–18:00 and Saturday–Sunday: 09:00–18:00, though Trip.com lists 09:00–18:00. Standard ticket prices most often cited are Rp 35,000 for adults and Rp 20,000 for children on weekdays, rising to Rp 40,000 and Rp 25,000 on weekends; holiday rates may go up to Rp 45,000 and Rp 35,000.

Amenities commonly listed include parking, gazebos, a restaurant / canteen, changing rooms, bathrooms and showers, lockers, free Wi‑Fi, and float rentals / life buoys. One review notes that outside food and drinks are prohibited, with a food court instead.

What Reviews Suggest

The tone across listings is generally positive but measured: around 4.1–4.3/5 on several local platforms, though Trip.com oddly shows 3.0 with no reviews. Visitors often praise the family-friendly layout, plenty of seating, and the value of having both pools and non-swimming options in one place.

There are trade-offs. One reviewer said parts of the place now look tired and run-down, and that several slides are not in use. Another flagged the motorcycle parking area, saying the stony surface can feel risky if you are not careful.

For families based in Denpasar, Sanur, or Ubud, this suits a casual half-day outing more than a full-scale waterpark splurge; swimmers and local-flavour seekers will likely get the most from it.