
Frankfort’s full-scale aquatic center includes a young-children’s splash pad alongside pools, slides, a lazy river, and other paid water attractions.
Browse 11 splash pads and spray parks across the Lexington / Bluegrass local area
Lexington / Bluegrass 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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Frankfort’s full-scale aquatic center includes a young-children’s splash pad alongside pools, slides, a lazy river, and other paid water attractions.

Free Frankfort splash pad at Dolly Graham Park with multiple water features, a nearby playground, and picnic shelter access.

Newly reopened Danville splashpad at Michael M. Smith Memorial Park with playground, picnic shelters, creek access, and trail connectivity.

Downtown-adjacent Danville splash pad with natural play areas, a playground, and picnic space at Bruce Crowley Park.
Popular free sprayground at Masterson Station Park with interactive water play in a larger community park setting.
Free city sprayground in Castlewood Park for warm-weather splash play with no standing water and parent-supervised access.
Free sprayground inside Jacobson Park, pairing splash play with one of Lexington’s larger park destinations.
Free Lexington sprayground at Charles Young Park offering interactive warm-weather water play in the East End.
Free city sprayground in Douglass Park for easy summer water play without standing water.
City-run outdoor aquatic center in Castlewood Park with a sprayground, pool amenities, and a larger park setting for a fuller summer outing.
Public aquatic center and sprayground in Douglass Park offering splash play in a larger summer pool setting.
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