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Kensington Pool and Splash Pad

Buffalo, NY

Free Buffalo pool-and-splash-pad combo at 665 Kensington Avenue, part of the city's summer aquatic lineup.

Buffalo summer aquatic season image for city splash pads and pool sites.

Editorial notes

What stands out

One of the better Buffalo picks for mixed-age families because it pairs splash play with a pool.

Good fit

  • Mixed-age siblings
  • Families comparing splash-only versus pool access
  • Longer city water-play outings

Consider another option if

  • Families wanting a quiet splash-only setting
  • Visitors needing detailed pool rules before arrival

Know Before You Go

Season
Summer through Labor Day
Hours vary with season or weather
Yes

What to Expect

For kids

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

For caregivers

  • Partially fenced
  • On site
Visit type
Can support a longer outing than a basic splash pad
Read more about this location

Kensington Pool and Splash Pad combines a city pool with splash-pad play, giving families more flexibility than a standard spray-only stop. The City of Buffalo's official summer announcement lists this location at 665 Kensington Avenue. It is a strong fit for mixed-age groups where some kids want shallow splash play and others want a pool option.

Hours & Admission

Admission

Published admission prices
VisitorPrice
AdmissionFree

Admission details can change. Confirm current fees before visiting.

Location

665 Kensington Ave

Buffalo, NY

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Source reviewed

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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
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