Tepe Park Splash Pad

Evansville, IN

New city splash pad planned for Tepe Park in Evansville as part of the 2024 parks bond improvements.

Rendering for the Tepe Park Splash Pad project in Evansville.

The city announcement includes a concept image for the new Tepe Park splash pad.

Editorial notes

What stands out

Promising neighborhood addition, but this listing still needs a follow-up verification pass before it reaches the same confidence level as established parks.

Good fit

  • Families near central Evansville watching for a new neighborhood splash option
  • Short local warm-weather outings once public operation is fully confirmed

Consider another option if

  • Visitors needing fully verified hours and amenities today
  • Families planning a destination outing around confirmed operations

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
  • No visible restrooms
  • Open access
  • Mixed surfaces
Visit type
Likely a short neighborhood splash stop
Read more about this location

Tepe Park Splash Pad is an Evansville neighborhood splash pad project officially announced by the City of Evansville in March 2025. The city said work would begin in spring with equipment arriving in June and the splash pad opening as soon as installation was complete. Because the official source confirms the project and describes it as a new aquatic amenity for the neighborhood, it belongs on the regional intake list, but detailed visitor-facing operating information is still limited. Families should expect this listing to need another verification pass for final opening details, on-site amenities, and imagery after the facility is fully documented on the city site.

Location

Evansville, IN

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Other options nearby

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

Overview of the splash pad area at Lou Dennis Community Park in Newburgh.

Modern splash pad and playground combo in Newburgh with large shade structures, benches, public restrooms, shelters, and rentable event space.

Boonville City Lake Splash Park with spray features and family seating area.

Free municipal splash park at Boonville City Lake Park with timer-activated water play, playgrounds, shelters, walking path, and easy family picnic add-ons.

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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1 public source

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What changed

  • April 10, 2026

    Created provisional production intake listing from official city project announcement; follow-up verification still needed for full visitor details.