We're rounding up all of the best splash pads in Dallas-Fort Worth, recommended and reviewed by fellow parents! From simple sprinkler parks to elaborate spraygrounds that belong at a waterpark, have fun discovering a new place to cool off the kids. Most of these are free, and many are attached to fun playgrounds, too.
Check out our interactive map to find parent-recommended splash pads near you, and leave a review for your family's favorite!
Doubletree Ranch Park Splash Pad
0 reviews
Southwest Park Spray Park
Erin P. said: Picnic area and grill at location. Restrooms available onsite.
Irving, TX
1 review
Northwest Park Spray Park
Stephanie W. said: Picnic area and grill at location. Restrooms available onsite.
Irving, TX
1 review
Grand Prairie Parks, Arts & Recreation Department
Splash Factory Outdoor Water Playground
Stephanie W. said: The Splash Factory features age-specific play areas including a water wall, ground sprays, play structures, a magic touch water gun, spray cannons and power geysers. Six touch buttons allow children to interact with the play features.
Grand Prairie, TX
1 review
gograpevine.com
Dove Park Sprayground
christadiserio said: Right within Dove Park, as part of the waterpark, you’ll find a delightful sprayground. With covered shade areas, benches, and a huge dump bucket, you’ll have no trouble keeping cool in the hottest of summer weather.
1 review
eulesstx.gov
South Euless Park Splash Pad
christadiserio said: Rain buckets, spray fountains, geysers, and arches - the kids will love to cool off and run around on this blue rubber surface. All the kids have to do is hit a button to activate and before they know it, water will come out from every angle. Parents are welcome to sit under a beach hut shade to look after their kids, while staying cool and dry.
Euless, TX
1 review
gograpevine.com
Parr Sprayground
christadiserio said: The Parr Park Sprayground is right next to the playground, providing multiple options for fun.
1 review
arlingtontx.gov/
Brantley Hinshaw Park Splash Pad
Erin P. said: In addition to the splash pad, Brantley Hinshaw Park features a basketball court, hike/bike trail (.56 miles), grills, picnic area. playground, and practice fields.
Arlington, TX
1 review
McPherson Park Splash Pad
christadiserio said: McPherson Park features a playground, three pavilions, restrooms, drinking fountain, splash pad, Lyman Whitaker wind sculptures, open play areas, a hike and bike trail, a wildflower area, and the Rock House.
1 review
arlingtontx.gov
Don Misenhimer Park Splash Pad
Erin P. said: In addition to the splash pad, Don Misenhimer Park features a basketball court, hike/bike trail, playground, volleyball court, and more.
Arlington, TX
1 review
arlingtontx.gov
California Lane Park Splash Pad
Erin P. said: In addition to the splash pad, California Lane Park features a hike/bike trail, fishing, playground, practice fields and more.
Arlington, TX
1 review
Whites Branch Park Sprayground
0 reviews
cityofkennedale.com
Sonora Park Splash Pad
christadiserio said: To turn on the splash pad water, please press the button on top of the short red pole directly in front of you as you enter the gate.
1 review
haltomcitytx.com
Broadway Park Spraygrounds
0 reviews
fortworthtexas.gov
Sycamore Spray Ground
christadiserio said: When the kids aren’t ready for the pool, but they need a place to cool off, head over to the spray ground at Sycamore Community Center.
Fort Worth, TX
1 review
Primary photo: Splash Factory Outdoor Water Playground, courtesy of Grand Prairie Parks, Arts & Recreation Department
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