Scenic official image from Corinth tourism used on the Crossroads Regional Park page.

Fixed locationSplash Pads and Spray Parks

Crossroads Regional Park Splash Pad

Corinth, MS

Family splash pad inside Corinth's large Crossroads Regional Park with playgrounds, pavilions, and trails for a fuller park day.

Plan This Visit

Best for

Strong for mixed-age families

Hours

Hours appear to change during the school season; official parks social posts should be checked before visiting.

Parking

Parking available

Visit style

Half-park day

Atlas Perspective

Editor's Take

One of the better all-around family park options in this region because the splash pad is supported by playgrounds and other park amenities.

Atlas Perspective

Best Fit

Best For

Families wanting more than a stand-alone splash pad
Mixed-age siblings who also want playground time
Picnic-style summer outings

Less Ideal For

Visitors wanting highly detailed splash-feature descriptions online
Families needing fully enclosed play
Trips built around shade-heavy water play

At a Glance

Venue type

Splash pad

Age groups

ToddlersPreschoolersBig kidsMixed ages

Water features

Ground sprays

Family amenities

PavilionsFree parking

Nearby park amenities

PlaygroundWalking trailsDog parkPavilion rentalsSports fields

Cost

Free

Shade level

Little shade

Fencing

Open access

Visit options

Drop-in visits

Season model

Summer season

Toddler-friendly

Yes

Part of a larger park

Yes

Operator type

County parks department

Hours vary with season or weather

Yes

Verified only

Yes

Plan Your Visit

Facilities

Three playgroundsPicnic pavilionsWalking trailDog park

Hours SummaryHours appear to change during the school season; official parks social posts should be checked before visiting.

Season WindowSeasonal summer operation

Visit StyleEasy to stretch into a longer park outing

What To Bring

TowelsSunscreenWater shoesPicnic supplies

Pricing Snapshot

AdmissionFree

About the Venue

Crossroads Regional Park Splash Pad is part of the large recreation complex in Corinth and benefits from being surrounded by more than just water play. Visit Corinth highlights the splash pad alongside three playgrounds, picnic pavilions, a dog park, and a paved walking trail, making it one of the stronger public family park stops in the region. Official park system listings and social posts also support that the splash pad operates seasonally with posted hour changes during the school-year transition.

Atlas Perspective