Ben Franklin Park Splash Pad is at 188 Knoxdale. The splash pad has been on since at least the long weekend, but the official opening is on July 12, 2019.
We’re hoping to splash there soon!
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CENTERPOINTE PARK Splash Pad
A lot of fun shapes at this park, including yellow flamingos that spray on you.
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.
BANNER PARK Splash Pad
Three red posts to sprinkle your summer away.
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.
WESTCLIFFE PARK Splash Pad
Westcliffe Park Splash pad is a basic pad featuring some ground fountains and jets. The water pressure is impressive – some of the water sprayed up as tall as the surrounding trees.
The splash pad is located on top of a hill beside a community centre. At the bottom of the hill is a shaded play area with swings and several structures.