
New seasonal splash pad at McKee Park with cabana reservations, playgrounds, pavilions, trails, and all-day summer hours.
Browse 29 splash pads and spray parks in Mississippi
Mississippi splash pads can vary by season, shade, fencing, bathrooms, fees, and whether the spray area sits inside a larger park. Use this page to compare the details that matter before planning a hot-weather outing.
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New seasonal splash pad at McKee Park with cabana reservations, playgrounds, pavilions, trails, and all-day summer hours.

Seasonal paid splash park in Brandon with interactive spray features, concessions, day passes, season passes, and reservable party pavilions.

Seasonal neighborhood splash pad at J. L. King Senior Memorial Park with sidewalk access and easy drop-in hours through summer.

Historic city-park splash pad in Meridian with a pool next door, playground, picnic pavilions, and easy summer drop-in visits.
State-park splash zone in Quitman with zero-depth spray play, shaded picnic areas, playgrounds, and a bigger Clarkco park day around it.

Free splash pad inside Biloxi's large Hiller Park with playgrounds, sports courts, walking track, restrooms, and warmer-month hours from 9:00 to 20:00.

Free beachfront splash pad in Pascagoula with playground, restrooms, picnic tables, pavilion, walking trail, and published season from May 1 to October 15.

Free splash pad at Popp's Ferry Recreational Area with playground, restrooms, pavilion, fenced areas, and warmer-month hours from 9:00 to 20:00.

Free splash pad at New Albany's BNA Sports Complex for easy family cooldown stops near the sports fields.

Free Biloxi splash pad near the bay with a playground, pavilion, weekday restrooms, and warmer-month hours from 9:00 to 20:00.

Free water spray park inside Propst Park with playgrounds, dog park, skate park, and ballfields for a bigger Columbus park outing.

Family splash pad inside Corinth's large Crossroads Regional Park with playgrounds, pavilions, and trails for a fuller park day.

Free splash pad at Fort Maurepas Park on Front Beach with playground, pavilion, stage, restrooms, and bayfront park surroundings.
Seasonal city-run splash pad at Presidential Hills Park II in Jackson with low admission pricing and weekday private reservation availability.
Source reviewedNew city splash pad at 500 Front Street, opened June 1, 2026.

Lakefront Tupelo splash pad inside Veterans Park with more park-day amenities around it than the city's smaller neighborhood pads.

Seasonal splash pad at Theron Nichols Park for easy neighborhood water play in south Tupelo.

Reservation-based splash pad in Greenville with family rules clearly posted and private-use scheduling through Washington County.

Neighborhood splash pad at Rob Leake City Park with simple warm-weather water play for quick local outings.

Free neighborhood splash pad in Ocean Springs with playground and restrooms at Clay Boyd Park.

Seasonal wading-pool style water play area inside Fireman's Park with a playground, pavilion, picnic areas, and restrooms.
Small neighborhood spray pool at Price Hill Park with playground and court access in Oxford.

Free waterfront splash pad in Jones Park with a playground, comfort station, pavilion, and easy pairing with a downtown Gulfport park day.
Free neighborhood splash pad in 19th Street Park with a playground, ball field, basketball court, and pavilion.
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