You wanted it, you got it! Splash Pad Central!
Firstly, all of these Splash Pads (also known as spray pads, splash parks, I could go on..) are Public Parks. There are a few that people might mention that are private-i.e. HOA owned and only for the residents there. Please make sure that you are either a guest of a resident before you frequent those.
I also suggest a few things when you go to the splash pads-Water shoes. There are a lot of splash pads that have concrete floors (UGH!) and can become slippery when wet (It’s not an Aerosmith Album, as I have been reminded ! It is a Bon Jovi Album! Not even close to the music heard at the Splash Pads!). Lather up with Sunscreen, even bring your own chair. Kids love having buckets and watering cans too.
- Desert Breeze Park
- Chuparosa Park
- Gateway Park
- Grand Canal Linear Park
- Westgate Entertainment District
- Grand Canal Linear Park
- Glendale Heroes Regional Park
- Goodyear Community Park
- Eastmark Great Park
- Riverview Park
- Pioneer Community Park
- Camino a Lago Park
- Rio Vista Park
- Phoenix Zoo
- Desert Ridge Marketplace
- Altadena Park
- Barrios Unidos Park
- Civic Space Park
- Dust Devil Park
- Edison Park
- Francisco Highland Park
- Harmon Park
- Laveen Village Park
- Mountain Vista Park
- Nuestro Park
- Patriots Square Park
- Pecos Park
- Cityscape (splashpad and sitting area)
- Townsend Park
- Trailside Point Park
- Desert Ridge Marketplace
- Founder’s Park
- McDowell Mountain Ranch Park
- Vista del Camino Park and Community Center
- Agua Linda Park
- Chestnutt Park
- Paiute Park
- Surprise Farms Park
- Heritage Park
- Veramonte Park
- Surprise Aquatic Center
- Hollyhock Community Pool
- Hudson Park
- Jaycee Park
- Tempe Beach Splash Pad
- Esquer Park
- Tempe Marketplace
- Paseo De Luces