Water Parks

Sandwich Splash Pad

Name: Sandwich Splash Pad
Address: 1250 Fairwind Blvd, Sandwich, IL 60548, Sandwich, IL, US
Telephone: (815) 786-8044
Rating: 4.6

★★★★☆ 4.6 (47 reviews)

📍 1250 Fairwind Blvd, Sandwich, IL 60548

📞 (815) 786-8044

🌐 sandwichparkdistrict.org/splash-park

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🕐 Hours

Monday	9 AM–8 PM
Tuesday	9 AM–8 PM
Wednesday	9 AM–8 PM
Thursday	9 AM–8 PM
Friday	9 AM–8 PM
Saturday	9 AM–8 PM
Sunday	9 AM–8 PM

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About Sandwich Splash Pad

Sandwich Splash Pad is a water park in Sandwich, IL. Sandwich Splash Pad uses recycled clean water and features touch-and-go posts that control water fixtures in 15-minute increments, allowing visitors to manage water flow. Rated 4.6 out of 5 stars by 47 visitors.

Quick Facts

Type: Splash Pad
Spray Features: 13 different features
Wetted Area: 1,800 sq ft
Season: Memorial Day to Labor Day
Opened: June 2014

💡 Did You Know?

⭐Sandwich Splash Pad uses recycled clean water and features touch-and-go posts that control water fixtures in 15-minute increments, allowing visitors to manage water flow
⭐The splash pad is located adjacent to a 0.7-mile walking path near the elementary school and is within walking distance of multiple parks and recreational facilities including Knights Park
⭐Group permits for organized groups of 11 or more are not currently being issued at Sandwich Splash Pad

💬 What Visitors Say

💡Bring water shoes or plan to go barefoot — street shoes are not allowed on wet areas, and reviews mention the splash pad is very wet
💡Pack a picnic and plan to stay for hours — there are 2 canopies with picnic tables for shade, a drinking fountain, and nearby playground to keep kids entertained during drying-off breaks
💬Arrive prepared to supervise closely since there is no fence around the splash pad — keep a good eye on children at all times
💬This is completely free fun for families — no admission cost, making it an excellent budget-friendly option for cooling off during summer
💡Use the touch-and-go posts to control water fixtures in 15-minute increments — this allows you to manage water play and gives kids breaks between sessions