Find the Best Splash Pads in Ottawa
Four Seasons Park Splash Pad is a basic splash pad feature a red fire hydrant.
The splash pad is located in a shaded, older park. The park has two playstrustures – a toddler structure and swing set, and a structure and swing set for older children. There is a paved path that runs around the park which is perfect for young cyclists and bladers.
Mountain Meadows Splash Pad is a basic splash pad perfect for younger splashers. It features two gushing fountains, a gentle water tunnel, and a spray cannon.
There are two playstructures a short walk from the splash pad. There is a smaller toddler structure with swings and a larger structure with big kid swings. The trees are younger so there isn’t a lot of shade yet.
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.
Lawson Park has a tall wooden structure that obviously was once a water tower. However, we were unable to locate a start button. This pad is obviously closed.
Kiwanis Park Splash Pad is a simple pad consisting of a metal post that sprays water out one side. The post is located beside a wading pools. There is a fence around the pool and post so the post can only be accessed when the wading pool is open.
The splash pad is in an older, shaded park. There is a smaller playstructure beside the pad that is great for preschool aged children.
(There is a sign posted at the entrance of the park that lets you know archery practice is forbidden. That gave us a chuckle.) read more
Three red posts to sprinkle your summer away.