Igleheart Park Splashpad

Evansville, IN

New Evansville splash pad project at Igleheart Park with a bathroom shelter building and additional site improvements.

Editorial notes

What stands out

Worth tracking because the city documents show a real splash pad build, but it still needs post-construction family-facing verification.

Good fit

  • North-side Evansville families watching for a new splash option
  • Parents who prioritize nearby restrooms once the site is fully open

Consider another option if

  • Visitors needing confirmed operating details right now
  • Families looking for a fully documented established splash pad

Know Before You Go

Hours vary with season or weather
Yes

What to Expect

For kids

  • Toddlers
  • Preschoolers
  • Big kids
  • Mixed ages
  • Drop-in visits

For caregivers

  • Little shade
  • On site
  • Open access
  • Mixed surfaces
Visit type
Likely neighborhood splash stop
Read more about this location

Igleheart Park Splashpad is a City of Evansville project documented in official bid materials for a new splash pad at Igleheart Park. The project documents identify the site at 6101 N First Avenue and describe construction of a new splash pad, a park bathroom shelter building, and related site improvements. This clearly fits the directory niche, but the available official source is still project documentation rather than a finished public operations page. Families should treat this as a newly emerging splash location pending another verification pass for opening status, hours, imagery, and final feature mix.

Accessibility

Accessibility and comfort

Accessible restroom nearby

Location

6101 N First Avenue

Evansville, IN, 47710

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Sources & Updates

1 public source on record · Last checked Apr 10, 2026. Time-sensitive details may have changed.

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Last check on record
Apr 10, 2026
Sources reviewed
1 public source

Public sources

What changed

  • April 10, 2026

    Created provisional production intake listing from official Evansville project documents.