According to the development schedule, Cactus Surf Park’s public outreach deadline is June 15, 2023. Current plans are for construction to begin in December and finish by July 31, 2025, for a ...

Cactus Surf Park, a water park expected to start construction in Gilbert Regional Park this summer, could use nearly 50 million to 65 million gallons of water per year. At the high end, that’s ...

Cactus Surf Park intends to develop a 25-acre surf park at Gilbert Regional Park near Queen Creek and Higley roads under the same name. Features planned for the venue include a water park, ...

Cactus Surf projected to reduce its water need down to 100-acre feet annually from 200-feet annually. A golf course uses on average 485 acre-feet of water in a single year, according to the town.

The projected open date for Cactus Surf Park, located at Higley and Queen Creek roads, is now 2025 after a new water-efficient design was unveiled Wednesday, the town said in a press release.

When Cactus Surf Park finally does open it will face competition from a 37-acre Cannon Beach water park featuring a beach and 1.89-acre surfing lagoon in Mesa.