Splash Pads Near Houston: Southeast
1.Monroe FieldSplashPad
Open Tuesday through Sunday, April through September, from 9 am -8:30 pm.The crown jewel of this splash pad inSeabrookis a pirate ship with a wheel that directs a water spray. This splash pad is great for little ones because the entire thing is fenced in, and there are plenty of shaded picnic tables at the edges of the splash pad for parents to hang out while kids run around in the water. While you're there, check out our Insider's Guide to Exploring Seabrook.
BrookglenSplash Park. Photo courtesy ofCity of La Porte, Facebook
2.Brookglen SplashPark
Open all week from 8 am - 9 pm.Ample space to run around, a rainbow-colored dragon, dumping buckets, andanimals that spray water from their mouths make this a water play area your kids won't want to miss.
3. Dolphin Lagoon at Clear Lake Park
Open from the first Saturday in April through the last Saturday in October from 9 am - 8 pm.Aptly named for the several dolphin structures spouting water, this spray ground is located near the boat ramps at Clear Lake Park and gives guests an extensiveview of the lake. It also has plenty of shaded areas for parents to sit, public restrooms, and outdoor fitness equipment for those wanting to get in a workout while the kids play.
4.Baytown Spray Parks
Prepare to make a day out of a trip to any of the city's six spray parks in Baytown,because barbecue pits, a playground,and plenty of trails make them allaperfect day-cation destination.
Spray Parks in Baytown includeRoselandPark, Bergeron Park, McElroy Park,PellyPark, Central Heights Park, and Jenkins Park.
The bases are loaded at Texas Avenue Park Splash Pad.
5.Texas Avenue Park Splash Pad
Open daily from 9 am - 9 pm.This is a truly unique splash pad fit to steal any baseball-loving kid's heart. Instead of the traditional water-themed sprays, baseballs spout out water, here. There are even bases to run around, making this water play area a home run.
6.Wright Cuney Recreation Center
Open Monday through Friday from 10 am - 8 pm and Saturday from 9 am - 5 pm.The spray park at Wright Cuneyhaswater spraying up from the ground and dumping from buckets overhead. The Recreation Center also has a playground, covered picnic tables, and basketball courts.
7.Menard Park
After a trip to the beach, you can head on over to the Splash Pad at MenardPark where kids can get out any extra energy they may have while washing off the unavoidable layer of sand that comes with being on the beach all day.
8.Schreiber Park
An airplane in the middle of the pad is the defining feature of this spray park. Water shoots straight up from the ground, making it a good splash pad for younger kids, since there is no dumping water and very few frills. There's also plenty of parking, as well as places to sit and public restrooms.
Splash Pads Near Houston: North
This includes North Houston, Northeast Houston, and Northwest Houston.
Kids cool off at the Zube Parksplash pad.Photo courtesy Harris County Precinct 3
9.Aron Ledet Park
This lovely Houston park is always worth a visit for its shaded trails and playground, but the splash pad, which is up and running in the summer months,is the cherry on top. Depending on the time of day, it is covered in shade by nearby trees. Please note that it is not fenced in.
10.Lents Family Park Splash Pad
Open weekends only in May and September and daily from June through August. Open 10 am - 7 pm.Nestled inLents Family Park East is a splash pad kids are sure to love. It spouts water from the groundandhas sprays the kids can aim and controlas well as pipe tunnels to run through. It's also gated, giving parents reassurance that their kids are safe.
May Valley ParkSprayground. Photo courtesy of The Woodlands Township, Facebook
11.May Valley Park Sprayground
Open March 1 through October 31 from 8 am - 8 pm.This wooded paradise of a park in The Woodlands features a splash pad under plenty of shady trees. Kids can run amok as buckets full of water dump from overhead and ground sprayers splash up and around. If you have time, check out more of our Top Things To Do in The Woodlands.
12.Sawmill Park Sprayground
Open March 1 through October 31from 8 am - 8 pm on days when the pool is closed. When the pool is open, the sprayground is open from 10 am - 8 pm.This splash pad located near Grogan's Mill features plenty of water features that will have your kids loving every moment they spend playing. Water sprays up from the ground, as well as out of large pipes and directional sprayers overhead.
13.TimarronPark Sprayground
Open March 1 through October 31 from 8 am - 8 pm.This splash pad has a pipe tunnel that looks like a frog, large flowers that spray water, and plenty ofspace to play. It also has convenient public restrooms, a covered pavilion, a playground, and seats around the splash pad for parents.
Zube Park splash pad. Photo courtesy ofChildren's Lighthouse, Facebook
14.Zube Park
Open daily 7 am - 10 pm.It's a bit of a drive into northwest Houston, but we promise it's well worth it. The lovely and shaded park features a splash pad, makingitthe perfect spot for a day or afternoon out. There is even a steam train that occasionally appears.
Splash Pads Near Houston: West
15.Nottingham Park Splash Pad
Open daily 7 am - 10 pm.This splash pad haswater shoots, fill-and-dumpbuckets, pipe tunnels, and tall sprays. There is also covered seating for parents to enjoy while watching the kids play, and a playground nearby for anyone needing a break from the water.
Inner Loop Splash Pads in Houston
The Gateway Fountain at Discovery Green. Photo by Katya Horner
16.Ervan Chew Park Splash Pad
Aside from the splash pad, the park offers numerous amenities kids love. Guests can also take advantage of a dog park,picnic tables, soccer and baseball fields, and a playground, making the splash pad the perfect place to cool off after playing hard.
17.Jaycee Park Splash Pad
The Jaycee Park splash pad is the ideal place for cooling off after taking advantage of all the other park amenities, like a walking trail, basketball and tennis courts, and a playground. The simple pad features timed sprays and colorful butterfly artwork.There are port-o-potties available for guests to use.
18.Settegast Park Splash Pad
This park offers the traditional simplicity of a splash pad with some extra features that make it fun but not overly flashy. Some of the featureskids are sure tolove include the bell spray column and ground geyser, while parents love the safe rubber pad surface.
19.Tony MarronParkSplash Pad
If you're looking for a splash pad that satisfies the kids and gives you sweeping views of both the park itself and downtown, look no further than Tony Marron Park. Guests have access to public restrooms and drinking fountains, as well as a covered pavilion that's perfect for a picnic lunch.
20.Emancipation Park Sprayground
Open daily from dawn to dusk.
At Emancipation Park, three splash pad areas are located on the property. One is located within the pool area of the park, and the other two are outside of the pool area. Each splash pad area contains water features that have water bubbling from the ground as well as directional sprayers.
Levy Park. Photo by Morris Malakoff, courtesy of Upper Kirby Redevelopment Authority
21.Evelyn's Park Splash Pad
The splash pad at Evelyn's Park is located between two large play areas — one with a large rope climbing structure and giant slides down a hill, and one with a sand area and smaller climbing structures for younger children. The splash pad itself is located near covered seating. Restrooms are available.
22.Levy Park Splash Pad
Open daily from 8 am - 10pm.Levy Park includes a fun splash pad in the center of its enclosed play area. There are public restrooms on site and plenty of shade and tables for picnicking. The playground also has a rock wall and plenty of otherclimbables.
23.Gateway Fountains at Discovery Green
Open daily from 9 am - 7 pm.Jet streams reach up to 14 feet at this Downtown Houston favorite. Infants and toddlers are required to wear swim diapers and water shoes are recommended. Public restrooms are available.
24. Splash Coveat Hermann Park
Open daily from 9 am - 6 pm.
Get ready for an entire water cyclone experience at the all-new Splash Coveat Hermann Park, featuring water-launching spires. The parkboasts an adjacent interactive Bayou play area, which means you get both cooling, splashing fun, and an up-close look at the inner workings of water dynamics. There is free parking in and around Hermann Parkas well as paid parking lots in the surrounding areas.
Splash Pads Near Houston: Southwest
The RiverPark splash pad in Sugar Land. Photo courtesy of City of Sugar Land
25.Hackberry Park Splash Pad
There are not just traditional water streams at this playground, but also turtles and lily pads that spurt water up in the air. These features plus bright colors and plenty of space to play make this splash pad a hit with kids and parents alike.
26.Splash Pad at Constellation Field
Catching aSugar Land Space Cowboys game? Be sure to pack a swimsuit for the kids. Constellation Field has a splash pad that overlooks the playing field and gives kids a chance to cool off and burn some energy while taking in some minor league baseball.Note: Use of the splash pad is free withpurchaseof Sugar Land Space Cowboys ticket.
27.Splash Pad at The Plaza Adjacent to Smart Financial Centre
Open from April through October.The water feature at The Plaza Adjacent to Smart Financial Centre is a great place to cool off this summer. Features that make parents happy includeplenty of parking, seating, andrestrooms. In the evening, the splash pad turns into a water feature show.
28.Splash Pad at RiverPark
Open from April 15 throughOctober 15 from sunrise until sunset except for Tuesdays, when it opens at noon.This well-maintained splash pad boasts colorful pipes, suspended fill-and-dump buckets, andample space to run and play.There are shaded benches surroundingthe pad for parents to watch their little ones, and an adjacent park forthe kids to play on before or after their water adventures. There are no restrooms at this splash pad, so plan accordingly.
