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Location
Parking
free parking, can be hard to find close spots but parking is available
Visitor tip
Wear water shoes - the splash pad surface is very slippery and multiple visitors reported kids slipping and falling. This is especially important if your child tends to run around.
Best time
Arrive early or visit during off-peak hours to avoid bathroom wait times. There is only 1 public bathroom for the splash pad area, which can create bottlenecks during peak hours.
Quick Facts
- Admission
- Free
- Key Feature
- Fully gated and enclosed
- Shade
- Shaded with sails and palm trees
- Amenities
- 1 bathroom with changing table, 3 tables, multiple chairs and benches
What visitors say
This is a great splashpad for little kids. I only have 2 stars because it is not great for bigger kids, ages 7-10. I had never been visited before, so I didn't know.
We loved this place. Only three small round tables and only one public stall/bathroom. We were visiting from out of state and didn't need a key card for the splash pad. We were glad it was.shaded with sails and palm trees. My kiddos…
Nice park. Splash pad is closed for maintenance. Hot temps would have been nice for daughter to use.
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Did You Know?
- The splash pad is completely enclosed and gated for safety, with views of an adjacent duck pond where visitors can observe fish, turtles, and ducks while playing
- Operating hours extend until 9-10pm, significantly later than typical water park closures, making it accessible for evening family visits during hot Arizona summers
- The splash pad is completely free to access with no admission fee, and does not require a key card for entry like some gated attractions
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