Lagniappe Park Splash Pad
New public splash pad in Chauvin at Lagniappe Park, built for easy local summer water play.
Browse 40 splash pads and spray parks in Louisiana
Louisiana splash pads can vary by season, shade, fencing, bathrooms, fees, and whether the spray area sits inside a larger park. Use this page to compare the details that matter before planning a hot-weather outing.
Acadiana / Lafayette
5 listings
Baton Rouge
3 listings
Bayou Region / Houma–Thibodaux
3 listings
Central Louisiana
4 listings
Lake Charles / Southwest Louisiana
3 listings
Monroe / Northeast Louisiana
1 listing
New Orleans Metro
1 listing
North Louisiana / Shreveport–Bossier
10 listings
Northshore
7 listings
River Parishes
3 listings
Use these notes to see what stands out across Louisiana and where to narrow down next.
New public splash pad in Chauvin at Lagniappe Park, built for easy local summer water play.

City-operated spray park in Natchitoches with dressing rooms and restrooms on site for simple seasonal water play.
Seasonal public splash pad at South Louisiana Fairgrounds Park in Donaldsonville, offering easy drop-in water play as part of a larger parish park setting.

Downtown Lake Charles splash pad next to the beloved Millennium Park playground near the lakefront, ideal for pairing water play with a larger park visit.

Popular Shreveport splash pad inside A.C. Steere Park with a barrier-free playground, picnic areas, and walking trails for an easy family outing.

Free neighborhood splash pad in Covington at Coquille Park with posted seasonal daytime hours.
Popular city spray park in Gonzales with stand-alone splash play inside Jambalaya Park, paired with larger park amenities and a nearby public pool.

Free roadside splash pad at TA Tallulah with easy access, restrooms, and a quick cool-down stop for families passing through Tallulah.

Downtown Shreveport riverfront spray park that reopened after a long closure and is promoted as a family-friendly splash stop on the riverfront.

Neighborhood Shreveport splash pad listed by regional tourism as one of the city’s public warm-weather splash spots.

Public Shreveport splash pad at Airport Park, identified in the regional tourism roundup of city splash locations.
Free seasonal splash pad inside Bringhurst City Park with a playground, open park setting, and easy drop-in hours for summer cooling off.

North Shreveport public splash pad listed by regional tourism as one of the city’s seasonal neighborhood splash locations.

Seasonal public splash pad in Shreveport, listed in the regional roundup of city splash locations.

Central Shreveport public splash pad listed by regional tourism as one of the city’s seasonal splash locations.

Shreveport public splash pad at Querbes, included in the regional tourism guide’s list of city splash locations.
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