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PIAZZA DANTE PARK Splash Pad

Piazza Dante Park Splash Pad is the epitome of an urban park.  The lovely square is completely paved and bordered by tables and benches.  The splash pad is a group of eight fountains set in a star in the middle of the square.  It’s a fairly simple pad with a long cycle.

There is shade and plenty of places to sit in this square, but not much else to entertain little splashers.  It’s also located at the intersection of two very busy streets if containment is a concern.

STONECREST PARK Splash Pad

Stonecrest Park Splash Pad is a new, basic splash pad full of sprinklers and jets guaranteed to get you wet.  Be careful – the water pressure on the structures changes during the cycle and they rotate quickly.  You will get surprised by water here!

The splash pad is located in a busy park next to a community centre.  There is a toddler play area with a playstructure and swings, and a larger play structure and swing set.

ANDREW HAYDON PARK SplashPad (Water Playground)

ANDREW HAYDON PARK SplashPad July 2019 update: According to the City of Ottawa swimming page, this splashpad is delayed in opening due to operational issues.

Andrew Haydon Park Splash Pad is not truly a splash pad.  The city’s sign announcing it a “Water Playground” is a more accurate description. 

The playground features three structures – a pirate ship playstructure with water that runs down the slide, a water wheel with troughs underneath it, and a climber of troughs with water running into it. read more

OUELLETTE PARK Splash Pad

Ouellette Park Splash Pad is a brand new splash pad in Orleans named after the Ouellette family. This one is so new, they haven’t finished putting down the sod yet. It’s not on the city of Ottawa splash pad list at the time of writing.

Being a new park, everything is pretty awesome.  The splash pad has loops, a tall archway, water cannons, and fountain sprays.  It’s a large pad so many children could happily play at one time.

The park has a huge gazebo area with many picnic tables.  There are a few playstructure and several interesting climbing structures to explore.  There is also a freshly paved path that runs around and through the park perfect for little cyclists and bladers.  There is a small forested area on one side of the park and the paths run through the forest.

BRADLEY RIDGE Splash Pad

Bradley Ridge Splash Pad is a brand new splash pad that isn’t on the City of Ottawa splash pad list yet (at the time of visiting).  It has some fancy structures – two leafs and a spinning flower – but it’s a fairly basic pad.  When the start button is pressed all the structures spray at the same time.

As it’s a new park there isn’t a great deal of shade, but there is a nice playstructure and some attractive landscaping.

Thanks to Beca for writing in and letting us know there’s a gazebo!

WHITEHAVEN / GEORGE C BROWN PARK splash pad

George C. Brown Splash Pad opened in August of 2012.  It has some fun structures including one we haven’t seen at other pads – a large mushroom umbrella.

The park has plenty of shade and a playstructure.

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