
Large free splash pad at Ellison Park with more than 20 spray elements, toddler-friendly ground features, playgrounds, and a reservable pavilion.
Browse 38 splash pads and spray parks in Utah
Utah 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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Large free splash pad at Ellison Park with more than 20 spray elements, toddler-friendly ground features, playgrounds, and a reservable pavilion.

Inclusive Lehi destination park with a splash pad, shaded all-abilities playground, sensory garden, walking path, amphitheater, and fully fenced single-entry layout.

West Jordan’s official city splash pad with daily summer hours, touch-activated water play, and clear family rules.

Inclusive dinosaur-themed splash pad and playground inside Tonaquint Park with free entry, restrooms, pavilions, and one of the region's most destination-worthy family stops.

Popular Spanish Fork splash pad at North Park with playgrounds, pavilions, restrooms, picnic tables, parking, and a clearly posted May 15-September 15 season.

Inclusive Spanish Fork destination park with a major splash area, sensory garden, wheelchair-accessible features, family restrooms, and a single-entry layout.

Seasonal Orem splash pad at Hillcrest Park with multiple playgrounds, pickleball courts, a nature walk, concessions, and a reservable pavilion.

Herriman neighborhood splash pad with a playground, restroom, picnic seating, grass, and a small pavilion.

Large sports-park splash pad area in Little Valley with two playgrounds, pavilions, restrooms, and lots of room for longer family park days.

Downtown St. George interactive fountain and splash area with jets, waterfall, lazy-river-style foot cooling, shade pavilions, and restrooms.
Free seasonal splash pad at George E. Wahlen Park with a playground, bowery, courts, fields, and walking trail for a full park day.

North Salt Lake splash pad with weekend-through-summer operation, Sunday hours, and clearly posted health and safety rules.

Large South Jordan park splash pad with playground, restrooms, a one-mile loop trail, and small pavilions nearby.

This free Providence splash pad pairs with a playground, pavilions, restrooms, picnic space, and pickleball courts for an easy family park outing.

Family aquatic center with a splash playground, lazy river, water slide, lap pool, hot tub, and bookable party options.

Large Washington City park with a seasonal splash pad, playground, restrooms, pavilions, fishery pond, river-trail access, and plenty of room for longer visits.

Nature-inspired all-abilities splash pad in Syracuse with long summer hours and a city-run seasonal schedule.

Free seasonal splash pad at Heritage Park with easy drop-in access, park-side play, and a straightforward summer schedule.

Neighborhood splash pad in Hidden Valley Park with a large playground, walking path, courts, picnic amenities, and a quieter canyon setting.

Popular Draper splash park with all-ages water play, a large open pad, and predictable daily summer hours.

Compact Hurricane splash pad beside the community center with a playground, pavilion, picnic tables, drinking fountains, and restrooms.

Large Orem splash pad inside 22-acre Palisade Park with a playground, restrooms, walking path, soccer fields, and shaded canopies nearby.

Growing Hurricane neighborhood park with a splash pad, playground, pickleball, looped walking trails, restrooms, and picnic areas.

Neighborhood-style Lehi splash pad with posted rules, a first-come pavilion, and summer hours from Memorial Day to Labor Day.
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