
Free Santa Monica splash pad at Virginia Avenue Park with playgrounds, restrooms, barbecue areas, and daily summer-season hours.
Browse 65 splash pads and spray parks in California
California 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.
Bay Area
6 listings
Central Coast
4 listings
Coachella Valley
3 listings
Fresno Area / Central San Joaquin
8 listings
Los Angeles
10 listings
Orange County
9 listings
Sacramento Area
13 listings
Shasta Cascade / Far North
2 listings
Silicon Valley / South Bay
4 listings
Stockton–Modesto / Northern San Joaquin
6 listings
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Free Santa Monica splash pad at Virginia Avenue Park with playgrounds, restrooms, barbecue areas, and daily summer-season hours.

Beachfront splash area at Santa Monica's Annenberg Community Beach House with playground, restrooms, paid parking, and a broader destination-style family setting.

Free seasonal spray pad at Morgan Hill's Community & Cultural Center with picnic tables, nearby indoor restrooms, and an easy add-on playground rental option.
Large city splash pad at Pacific Community Center & Park with two playgrounds, reservable picnic pavilions, adjacent restrooms, and a long seasonal operating window.
Large seasonal splash pad at Anderson River Park with a tipping bucket, spray tunnels, evening-lit jets, shade structures, picnic seating, and nearby restrooms.

Downtown Santa Monica splash pad in architecturally distinctive Tongva Park with restrooms, picnic tables, walking paths, and nearby parking structures.

Seasonal Laguna Niguel sprayground beside the playground at Crown Valley Park with daily summer hours and after-hours party rentals.
Indoor aquatic center in Lompoc with an interactive play structure, waterslides, therapy pool, and recreation swim programming.

Large aquatic center at Civic Center Park with a splash playground, zero-depth area, slides, shaded seating, and paid day admission.
Seasonal pool complex in East San Jose with a water spray playground plus a heated outdoor pool, community park, and skate park on the same grounds.

Large city aquatic center in Ventura with a water playground pool, two waterslides, lap and recreation pools, and pool-party rentals.

South Los Angeles recreation-center splash pad paired with a seasonal outdoor pool, play area, sports facilities, and other family amenities.

Free seasonal splash park in Enterprise Park next to Kids Kingdom Playground with multiple spray features, benches, picnic tables, a drinking fountain, and restrooms.
Neighborhood park water play feature in Evergreen with reservable picnic pavilions, restrooms, tennis courts, bocce, and playgrounds.
Glendale neighborhood splash pad with adjacent viewing grandstand, playgrounds, picnic pavilions, and community-room rentals.
Neighborhood spray pool at Panorama Park with turtle-themed water play, shade structures, restrooms, play areas, and free parking.
Popular Pasadena splash pad inside La Pintoresca Park with playgrounds, restrooms, parking, and a larger community-park setting.

Seasonal Tustin splash pad with a playground, picnic shelter, restrooms, and sports amenities inside Pioneer Road Park.
Compact neighborhood splash pad in Glendale with a playground and reservable picnic tables for simple warm-weather visits.
Free seasonal splash pad at Jonny D. Wallis Neighborhood Park with 34 jets and two activators, opened May 21, 2026.
Destination splash pad inside The Living Desert with daily hours, guest lockers nearby, and admission included with zoo entry or membership.
Neighborhood water play area inside Sunnyvale's ocean-themed Seven Seas Park with restrooms, playgrounds, sports courts, and a dog park nearby.
Seasonal Westminster splash pad with public hours, private rentals, and a simple city-run setup for summer family play.

Small seasonal water-play area at Devany Square in Dublin with free access, benches nearby, and a neighborhood-park feel.
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