Free seasonal splash pad at River Baldwin Park in Waterbury for easy neighborhood water play.

Seasonal city splash pad at Town Plot Park with free drop-in water play during hot-weather months.

Seasonal free splash pad at Fairlawn Park for simple summer water play in Waterbury.

Seasonal municipal splash pad at Foote Park in Branford, confirmed by the town's official parks department and supported by a larger active-park setting.

Seasonal free splash pad at North End Recreation Center in Waterbury.

Free seasonal splash pad at Washington Park in Waterbury with easy drop-in summer access.

Seasonal splash pad at Berkley Park in Waterbury with free daily summer access.

City-operated seasonal splash pad at Curtain Park offering free summer spray play.

Free seasonal splash pad at East Mountain Park in Waterbury for low-friction summer water play.

Free seasonal splash pad at Fulton Park for easy summer water play in Waterbury.

Free seasonal splash pad at Hopeville Park in Waterbury for easy summer water-play stops.

Seasonal free splash pad at Martin Luther King, Jr. Park in Waterbury.

Seasonal city splash pad at Rivera Hughes Park with free drop-in access in Waterbury.

Free seasonal splash pad at Waterville Park in Waterbury for casual outdoor water play.

Seasonal city splash pad at Bucks Hill Park with free daily operation in summer.

Seasonal free splash pad at Hamilton Park in Waterbury with daily city-run summer hours.

Seasonal free splash pad at Lauter Park in Willimantic with a nearby staffed waterfront, changing rooms during beach hours, and a larger park setting.

Free seasonal splash pad at Lower Murray Park in Waterbury for simple neighborhood water play.

Official New Haven splash pad inside Lighthouse Point Park, pairing spray play with a destination park setting on the waterfront.

Official New Haven splash pad at Edgewood Park, a practical option for families pairing spray play with a larger city-park visit.

Official New Haven neighborhood splash pad at Ann Street Park, suited to short local cool-down visits.

Official New Haven splash pad at Dover Beach, offering a simple neighborhood water-play stop in the city's splash-pad network.