Children playing at a Portland Parks splash pad with ground sprays and seating nearby.
Fixed locationSplash Pads and Spray Parks

Fernhill Park Splash Pad

Concordia, Portland, OR

Neighborhood splash pad in Northeast Portland with free summer access inside a larger park with playgrounds, fields, and plenty of room for a full park outing.
Plan This Visit

Best for

Best for toddlers, preschoolers, and younger big kids

Hours

10:00-20:00 during the splash season

Visit style

Repeat local summer outing

Profile

Strong profile coverage

Atlas Perspective

Editor's Take

Best for families who want a free neighborhood splash stop that can easily turn into a bigger park day.

Atlas Perspective

Best Fit

Best For
  • Free summer water play paired with a larger neighborhood park.
  • Toddlers through elementary-age kids who like open splash spaces.
  • Families combining playground time, field play, and water play in one stop.
Less Ideal For
  • Families wanting fenced containment.
  • Visitors looking for slides, lifeguards, or a full aquatic center.
  • Anyone needing guaranteed operation outside Portland's summer splash season.

At a Glance

Venue type

Splash pad

Age groups

ToddlersPreschoolersBig kidsMixed ages

Water features

Ground sprays

Family amenities

Picnic tablesBenches

Nearby park amenities

PlaygroundSports fieldsWalking trails

Cost

Free

Shade level

Partly shaded

Bathroom access

Short walk away

Fencing

Open access

Visit options

Drop-in visits

Season model

Summer season

Toddler-friendly

Yes

Part of a larger park

Yes

Verified only

Yes

Operator type

City parks department

Plan Your Visit

Hours

Monday10:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Tuesday10:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Wednesday10:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Thursday10:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Friday10:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Saturday10:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Sunday10:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Pair With
PlaygroundSports fieldsWalking pathsPicnic areas
Planning TipBring towels, sunscreen, and a change of clothes since this is an open park splash pad rather than a contained pool facility.
SupervisionNo lifeguards; caregiver supervision required
Hours Summary10:00-20:00 during the splash season
Season WindowJune 10 through September 7, 2026

Pricing Snapshot

ParkingStreet parking in the surrounding neighborhood
AdmissionFree
Value NoteStrong value for a free city-operated splash pad inside a larger park.

About the Venue

Fernhill Park Splash Pad is one of Portland Parks & Recreation's seasonal neighborhood splash pads, set inside a busy community park in the Concordia area. Families can pair water play with the park's playground, lawns, sports fields, and walking loop, which makes this a better pick for a longer summer outing than a quick fountain stop. Expect a classic city splash-pad setup rather than a staffed aquatic center, with open access and caregiver supervision required.

Atlas Perspective

Splash Pad Atlas Notes

Age FitBest for toddlers, preschoolers, and younger big kids
Noise LevelModerate
Visit StyleRepeat local summer outing
Energy LevelModerate
Parent ComfortGood if you are comfortable supervising in an open park setting

Accessibility & Comfort

Known Features
Park access pathsOpen splash-pad layout
Considerations
Open-access park setting requires active supervision.Detailed splash-pad accessibility specifics were not listed on the city splash page.

Gallery

Portland splash pad with ground sprays and adjacent park seating.
Representative official Portland Parks splash-pad image used on the city's splash pad information page.

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Quick Summary

Best for

Best for toddlers, preschoolers, and younger big kids

Hours

10:00-20:00 during the splash season

Visit style

Repeat local summer outing

Profile

Strong profile coverage

Contact Information

Address

NE 37th Avenue and Ainsworth Street

Portland, OR, 97211

Source & Verification

Last updated

April 18, 2026

Verification summary

Last verified: April 10, 2026

Checked against 2 public sources.

Reviewed as

Municipal source review

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