
Zero-depth splash pad with spraying features at Adams Pool in Peterborough, paired with playground and park amenities.
Browse 12 splash pads and spray parks in New Hampshire
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Zero-depth splash pad with spraying features at Adams Pool in Peterborough, paired with playground and park amenities.

An indoor North Conway water park with a multi-level splash tower, tipping bucket, kiddie slides, wave pool, and year-round weatherproof family appeal.

Motion-activated splash pad at Storrs Pond in Hanover with access to a larger recreation area that also includes a heated outdoor pool, pond beaches, picnic areas, and other family activities.

Seasonal Exeter pool complex with a spray pad, community swim, and birthday party rentals.

A large farm-themed water-play area inside Story Land with spray features, multiple slides, changing rooms, and family conveniences built into a full theme-park visit.

Seasonal city splash pad inside White Park with free entry for Concord and Penacook residents, park amenities nearby, and a playground that helps turn a quick splash stop into a fuller outing.

City-run splash pad on Manchester's west side with accessible water play and free summer drop-in access.

Free Noble Pines Park splash pad in Somersworth with daily seasonal hours and adjacent park amenities.

Downtown Dover splash pad at Henry Law Park with water play integrated into a major destination playground.

A gentle splash pad inside Santa's Village designed especially for preschoolers, with soft fountains and easy add-on value during a theme-park day.
Free city splash pad in south Manchester paired with the Sheehan-Basquil park area and seasonal summer operation.

Seasonal splash pad and community pool area at Robin Hood Park with extra park amenities for a longer family outing.
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