Futrell Park Splash Pad
Central Myrtle Beach, Myrtle Beach, SC
Small free neighborhood splash pad in Myrtle Beach with a recently added water-play zone, nearby playground, and on-site restrooms.
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Atlas perspective
Atlas Verdict
Best for a simple, low-friction splash stop when you want free water play without committing to a resort or full waterpark day.
Good fit
- Toddlers and preschoolers who do best with a smaller splash area
- Families stacking water play with a playground visit
- Quick local outings rather than all-day destination trips
- Parents prioritizing free admission
Consider another option if
- Big kids looking for large structures or slides
- Families wanting heavy shade or a fully enclosed layout
- Visitors expecting a full-service spray park destination
Know Before You Go
- Weather
- Outdoor operation can vary with weather and maintenance
- Hours vary with season or weather
- Yes
What to Expect
For kids
- Babies
- Toddlers
- Preschoolers
- Ground sprays
- Drop-in visits
For caregivers
- Free parking
- Playground
- Little shade
- On site
- Open access
- Textured concrete
- Visit type
- Short repeat local outing
Hours & Admission
Admission
| Visitor | Price |
|---|---|
| Admission | Free |
Published admission can change. Confirm current prices and taxes before visiting.
Accessibility
Considerations
Confirm exact accessible route and restroom details before visiting if needed
Location
1053 Futrell Drive
Myrtle Beach, SC, 29577
Nearby Alternatives
Compare three other local options using their published fit and planning details.
Guest-access Myrtle Beach resort waterpark with two waterplay zones, bigger slides for older kids, and a younger-kid splash area with smaller slides and dunk bucket.
Year-round resort waterpark in Myrtle Beach with two large slides, a kiddie slide, and Salty's Splash House for younger kids.
Guest-only splash pad and water-play complex at Lakewood Camping Resort with slides, lazy river, pools, and a separate small-children water area.
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