Children playing at the splash pad at Hal and Berni Hanson Regional Park in Aldie.

Fixed locationSplash Pads and Spray Parks

Hal & Berni Hanson Regional Park Splash Pad

Aldie, VA

Large Loudoun County splash pad in Aldie with spray grounds, water cannons, a water-squirting spider, and a bucket drop.

Plan This Visit

Best for

Toddlers, Preschoolers, Big kids, Mixed ages

Visit style

Good anchor for a park outing

Profile

Strong profile coverage

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Editor's Take

A strong Loudoun option when you want a true splash pad with bigger features but do not want to pay waterpark admission.

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Best Fit

Best For

Toddlers through elementary-age kids
Families in southeastern Loudoun
Park days built around free water play

Less Ideal For

Families seeking deeper water or full pool facilities
Visitors needing highly detailed official seasonal schedules year-round

At a Glance

Venue type

Splash pad

Age groups

ToddlersPreschoolersBig kidsMixed ages

Water features

Ground spraysWater cannonsTipping bucketInteractive buttons

Cost

Free

Shade level

Little shade

Bathroom access

Short walk away

Fencing

Open access

Visit options

Drop-in visits

Season model

Summer season

Toddler-friendly

Yes

Part of a larger park

Yes

Verified only

Yes

Operator type

County parks department

Hours vary with season or weather

Yes

Plan Your Visit

Notes

Field and facility status should be checked before visitingRegional park setting supports a bigger outing than a standalone neighborhood splash pad

Park ContextSubfacility of Hal & Berni Hanson Regional Park

Known Hours SampleCounty page currently lists a late-season schedule of 12:00-18:00 for early-to-late September dates

About the Venue

The splash pad at Hal & Berni Hanson Regional Park is one of Loudoun County's more feature-rich public splash areas. The official county listing describes a 10,000-square-foot splash pad with activator spray grounds, a water-squirting spider, water cannons, and a bucket drop. It is best for families who want free-standing splash play in a larger regional park setting without moving up to a paid waterpark.

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