The City of Phoenix offers some of the best splash pads in the area! There are 13 locations for families to enjoy. City splash pads are open seasonally the last Saturday in May through October 1.
Sycamore Grove Park and Splash Pad in Glendale is located on Emil Rovey Parkway between Northern and Glendale Avenue, tucked away inside the neighborhood. The Sycamore Grove splash pad has several ground water spouts and a large flower that sprays water.
The Park West shopping district splash pad in Peoria has been one of the best additions to the area! Park West has set up great shaded seating and misters that sit on the North and South sides of the splash pad, making it a nice place to sit while the littles play.
If you are looking for a fun splash pad with cool views, and lots of adventure options nearby, check out the Rotary Centennial Park splash pad in Fountain Hills. Located next to Fountain Park and the famous fountain makes this a fun destination spot.
The splash pad at The Watermark in Tempe is a little known place for the kiddos to cool off, set among numerous restaurants and a view of Tempe Town Lake. We were so tickled to find this new to us location, thanks to a Phoenix With Kids follower!
Introducing our exclusive list of splash pads! This list contains contributions from all of the writers for Phoenix With Kids. We’ve verified all of the
It’s no secret that Arizona boasts some of the hottest temps in the country, but some of the best splash pads can also be found in Arizona! Other than this detailed list of Phoenix splash pads, there are almost a dozen other water play areas to be found around the state. The majority can be found in the Tucson area, but there are also locations in Sedona, Yuma, and more!
Time for another great blog post listing the best splash pads in Gilbert! There are three splash pads, including two in great shopping areas. Splash
There are some great splash pads in the West Valley, and a few of the best splash pads are in Peoria! Splash pads are the perfect way to stay cool in the Phoenix summers, and some locations include playgrounds as well. All
The best splash pads in Tempe have quite a variety of features, from the epic location at Kiwanis Park, to small neighborhood offerings. All locations
Gateway Park and Splashpad in El Mirage is a large gathering place with the addition of a skate park, baseball fields, basketball courts, and more. The splashpad was updated in September 2020, prompting us to take a morning trip to the West Valley and check it out!
Esquer Park and splash pad in Tempe has something for everyone. From skate park to splash pad, play some basketball, enjoy the playground, or run
The best splash pads in Surprise can be found fairly close together, making a great water hopping day! Surprise may be a drive for those in Scottsdale or the East Valley. But it’s the perfect place to visit for West Valley or Central Phoenix families! Read on to find out about the best splash pads in Surprise.
Splash pads are abundant in Phoenix! These made-to-play in water fountains can range from simple to almost small-scale water parks that kids (and possibly adults)
The best splash pads in Anthem and Carefree – three great splash pads! There are two in Anthem, and one in downtown Carefree.
Queen Creek offers two splash pads – and they are both so fun! We spent four hours total enjoying the water fountains and fun features at Mansel Carter and Founders Park. Read on to learn about the best splash pads in Queen Creek.
Need some help finding the best splash pads in Glendale? We have a list! There is one large splash pad and two smaller options, all within 5-10 minutes of each other. We’ve also included one splash pad that has a Glendale address, but is somehow part of the City of Phoenix splash pad system. So check links accordingly for what is currently open and available.
Some of the best splashpads can be found in Mesa! They have three, all of which are worth visiting, both for the water play and nearby playground options. (We may also be partial to Eastmark Park the most, because it has a cute lunch option.) Read on to hear more about Mesa splashpads!
What are the best splash pads in Scottsdale? That’s a tough question to answer! There are different amenities offered at each. We offer this complete list of Scottsdale splashpads, with reviews of each, and invite you to leave a comment telling us your favorite!
With temperatures climbing, let’s cool off with a list of the best splashpads in the West Valley! Splash pads are a fun way to let the kids be outdoors and enjoy water, without the sometimes added stress of swimming pools. Every major city in the West Valley has at least one splashpad. Here’s a list of our favorites!
Who has the best splash pad in Chandler? Mesa? Queen Creek? Before I moved to Arizona I had never heard of a splash pad. Now
The Gilbert Water Tower has a really nice splash pad directly below the water tower! It’s a nice and small splash pad with plenty of
The splash pad at Tempe Marketplace is perfect for toddlers and small children! This splash pad is ideal for the very little ones, babies to about 5-6 years old. It is a smaller area with spouts that bubble straight up in varying strengths. My 3 year old likes to run around with a bucket and catch the water, while my 19 month old month old likes to plop herself down at one of the smaller spouts and bat at it with her hands and feet.
These three cities have four splashpads combined, and some pretty sweet water features! More than just fountains, you’ll find dumping water buckets, spray circles, and more. If you’re looking for some water fun this summer in the West Valley, read on to hear about the best splashpads in Avondale, Goodyear, and Tolleson!
Without a doubt, the best splashpads in Chandler are Chuparosa, Desert Breeze, and Espee – and those three are the only splashpads in Chandler! But all three are unique and fun. There is also the splashpad at Chandler Fashion Center, which isn’t city owned, but is definitely a nice one. Read on to see what we love about each location!
Time for a quick list of the best splashpads in Phoenix! Splashpads are a free way to stay cool in the summer, and every location
Kiwanis Park in Tempe recently added a fabulous splashpad to their grounds and it’s one of the best in Phoenix! The city did an excellent
When we got wind of a new coffee shop opening in Scottsdale, it was a must check out for our family. But it also had
Even after 13 years of living in Arizona, it is still an exciting reality that it is hot enough in October to visit and really enjoy a water park. On Saturday, October 1st, we started off the fall with a splash! (Sorry, I had to.) Sunsplash is the water park half of Golfland Sunsplash Amusement Park in Mesa. This was our first family visit to the park, and my kids absolutely loved it.
Sunsplash is a terrific destination for fun in the Arizona summer! Located in Mesa, AZ, Sunsplash is a huge waterpark with loads of activities. It’s
Going to a water park is one of the highlights of a childhood summer, and miniature golf is always a great family fun. So why
Water fun is a staple of Phoenix summers. And the city has plenty of options, from basic pools to aquatic centers to full on water parks! We’re excited to offer this complete list of water based fun for kids in Phoenix, with a map for easy planning. Be sure to check out the link for splash pads at the end of the post as well!
Luci’s at the Orchard has amazing food and a seasonal splash pad!
Camino A Lago Park in Peoria offers a playground and splash pad, next to a great library as well! This combo can make for a great outing.
O’Neil Park in Glendale recently added a splash pad in 2021 and it is fantastic! We have never visited this park before, but quickly made a trip to the West Valley after the Memorial Day weekend grand opening to check it out. We were not disappointed!
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