
Sevierville's Family Aquatic Center pairs an outdoor pool and slides with a splash pad, making it one of the region's strongest paid summer water-play options.
Browse 28 splash pads and spray parks in Tennessee
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Sevierville's Family Aquatic Center pairs an outdoor pool and slides with a splash pad, making it one of the region's strongest paid summer water-play options.

Free seasonal splash pad inside Rotary Park with an inclusive playground, picnic shelters, restrooms, and an easy drop-in setup for summer outings.
Seasonal city-run pool and splash pad next to the Chattanooga Zoo with low-cost admission, party rentals, and a large spray area for warm-weather play.

Free seasonal splash pad at Carver Recreation Center with community-center amenities and easy access for summer drop-in play.

Large reservation-based sprayground at Shelby Farms Park with a water tunnel, interactive spray jets, water pumps, and geyser boulders.
Large paid Brentwood splash park with slides, sprays, and a dump bucket at the Indoor Sports Complex.

Free city splash pad at Edith Pettus Park with picnic space, pavilions, a playground, and sports fields for an easy neighborhood summer stop.

Seasonal zero-depth splash pad inside Steele Creek Park with playgrounds, trails, shelters, lake access, and a small park entry fee.
Seasonal Collierville spray park with no pass requirement, family-friendly hours, and an easy location near downtown Collierville.
Large seasonal spray park inside W. C. Johnson Park with paid nonresident access, resident passes, and nearby playgrounds, fields, and park amenities.

Murfreesboro outdoor water-play complex with splash pad, toddler area, slides, concessions, and paid admission.
Seasonal splash park beside the outdoor pool at Franklin Recreation Complex with paid admission and birthday-party options.

Downtown Knoxville's seasonal play fountains offer a free splash break in the middle of Market Square's shops, restaurants, and event space.
Midtown Memphis splash pad inside Peabody Park with a playground, walking trail, pavilion rentals, and nearby restrooms at Raymond Skinner Center.

Free neighborhood splash pad at Lettie Kendall Park with a playground, walking trail, and reservable pavilion for easy summer drop-in visits.
Popular riverfront interactive fountain at Coolidge Park with open play space, big lawn surroundings, and easy pairing with Northshore outings.
Whitehaven splash pad in a nine-acre park with two playgrounds, a walking trail, challenge course, pavilion, and multi-use turf field.

Free seasonal splash pad inside Dixon Park with a playground, pavilions, restrooms, and easy add-on park time for families in central Clarksville.

These seasonal Knoxville fountains at World's Fair Park provide a free downtown splash stop near lawns, event space, and major city attractions.

Downtown Dyersburg splash pad at Forked Deer River Park with a playground, walking trail, dog park, and nearby event space.
New splash pad at the Brownsville-Haywood County Aqua Center, opened May 19, 2026.

Free city splash pad at 1101 Martin Luther King Jr. Drive with zero-depth water play, interactive sprayers, water cannons, and nearby restrooms.

Free seasonal Nashville sprayground with simple splash features and short warm-weather hours at Kirkpatrick Park.

Free seasonal sprayground in Nashville with daytime summer hours at Watkins Park.
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