30 Indianapolis Splash Pads & Spray Parks (Mapped)

Kristy Pepping said:  Tarkington Park splash pad offers a large flat surface with several spray features. The park also features a rock climbing wall, musical instruments, swings, basketball courts, slides and tunnels.

Tracy Snyder Molina said:  This concrete splash pad has in-ground water features that are motion activated. The area also offers a classic two-acre park with picnic areas available.

Dawn Denning said:  Quaker Park offers water features galore for your kiddos to get soaked on a hot summer day! You can rest and watch on nearby benches and sheltered seating while they splash and play the afternoon away. Adjacent to the pad is a playground with soft cushioning for softer landings and a swing hammock that can hold a few kiddos. There is even a separate area for kids 6-24 months old!

Tracy Snyder Molina said:  This splash pad features a concrete area with colorful water features that operate by pushing a button. Bathrooms and picnic tables with shady areas are located close by.

Tracy Snyder Molina said:  This splash park features bright and colorful sprinkler features with restrooms and a covered pavilion nearby.

Tracy Snyder Molina said:  This splash park offers colorful water features and in-ground sprinklers with bench seating available. The park also features a family center, game room, multi-use sport field, gym, playground, and shelter.

Tracy Snyder Molina said:  The splash pad at Bel Aire Park features a concrete slab with colorful water features. It is conveniently located by the playground and covered shelter.

Tracy Snyder Molina said:  This splash pad features varying spray patterns and the water accumulates to ankle deep depth which makes for some extra fun splashing around. Shady trees and a pavilion are located nearby.

Kristy Pepping said:  Stout Field Park has a fun splash pad and playground. There are plenty of spray fountains, a bathroom on site, and picnic tables for a quick outdoor lunch. The park also includes some outdoor fitness equipment and an electronic game where kids chase moving lights.

West Park was reimagined with a brand new playground and splash pad in 2022, and the centerpiece is an enormous tube slide accessed from a climbing tower.

Jaclyn Keifer said:  West park in Carmel Indiana rests on 120 acres and the play space is newer. In the front of the park is a pond with a boardwalk. There are multiple trails one of which zigzags up the hill which is perfect for bikes and is paved for strollers. There is a ton of open space for frisbees and the trails also lead to a wooded/marsh space that my kids love throughout the year. All of the trails are stroller friendly.

Tracy Snyder Molina said:  This splash pad has a few colorful in-ground sprayers and water features with a motion sensor to start. A covered pavilion is available within walking distance.

Tracy Snyder Molina said:  This fun splash pad has a pirate and ocean theme. Cute water features are a combination of in-ground and above ground sprayers. Shaded seating near the spray park is available.

Dawn Denning said:  Located near shelters and a restroom, this splash pad is a family favorite at Hummel Park. Home to numerous baseball, soccer and softball fields, and volleyball courts, your kiddos can take a break from sports to cool off in the water features. To start the water up, simply hit the blue button in the center for the water to start spraying. While you are there, be sure to check out the lakes, hiking trails and playground in the park.

Dawn Denning said:  Located in Williams Park, the Watermill Splash Pad is a fun space for your kiddo to cool off in the summer. Lots of water features for kids to splash and play are spread out on a large concrete space. A shelter nearby allows you to stay cool while your kids hang out in the sun. Restroom facilities are available for public use and shelters can be reserved for parties. The splash pad is adjacent to the Blast Off Playground!

Dawn Denning said:  This huge splash pad is a family favorite in Avon. It features numerous seating areas and benches for parents to rest while their little people get wet. Be sure to push the black button on the splash pad to get the water going. Pack a lunch and take shelter with picnic tables nearby as well as restrooms. While you are there, check out the playground, paw park, lakes and sporting courts on premises!