Find the Best Splash Pads in Ottawa
Greenbank Park Splash Pad is a simple splash pad with character. The pad is set in a wooded, shaded area of Greenbank Park. When the button is pressed, three powerful jets turn on into the centre of the pad. A small wood bridge on one side of the pad is a nice touch.
The park is fenced in, has plenty of shade, and had an older wooden structure.
Read our 2012 review here.
Kilbirnie Park Splash Pad is a newer splash pad in Barrhaven. It’s main attractions are three dumping buckets, a yellow arch that mists, and five streams that spray at intervals.
There is a gazebo for shade and a playstructure at the park.
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Walden Park Splash Pad is a fun pad in a lovely setting. The double arches and Trio dumping pole are special features of this splash pad.
The best part of the park is it’s location – nestled in rocks beside a nature trail.
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Brookshire is a newer park so there isn’t a lot of shade other than the gazebo structure. There are some playstructures right beside the splash pad.
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Huntley Centennial Splash Pad is a new splash pad in Carp with many fun structures. The cycle was quite long and it was easy to get very, very wet. There is a gazebo for shade.
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Queensway Park Splash Pad is a fun, simple splash pad. It’s highlight is a tall structure with two dumping buckets.
Although the splash pad is simple, this park gets points for ambience. The park is accessed by walking through a copse of trees which edge the park on two sides. Once we were in the park we found it easy to forget we were so close to the Queensway.
Read our 2012 review here.