Splash pads and spray parks in Maine

Free seasonal splash pad at Knowlton Park with changing rooms, nearby restrooms, and an easy larger-park setting for a simple summer outing.

Free public splash pad on Davis Road with ground sprays, overhead jets, archways, a smaller-kids area, covered picnic tables, and a large adjacent playground.

Free public splash pad beside the Saco Community Center with button-activated water play, inclusive design, and easy drop-in summer visits.

Downtown Presque Isle splash pad with confirmed seasonal operation, changing rooms, restrooms, and snack shack support from the city's recreation department.

Free seasonal splash pad at Stone Street Playground, paired with a playground for easy neighborhood summer visits.

Seasonal city-run splash pad and pool in Kennedy Park with drop-in recreation, summer operating hours, and a larger park setting in Lewiston.

Splash pad and zero-entry water play at Portland's new Rising Eddy Community Pool, opened July 7, 2026.

Free seasonal splash pad and shallow ravine-style wading area inside Deering Oaks Park, with playground access and a larger park setting for longer outings.

Free seasonal splash pad at Payson Park, set inside a larger recreation park with fields and other family-friendly amenities.

Free neighborhood splash pad at Peppermint Park with a simple local-park feel for quick summer cool-down visits.

Free splash pad at Riverfront Park in Old Town with a playground, trail system, picnic area, and nearby comfort station along the Penobscot River.

City splash pad at Teague Park in Caribou with confirmed public opening and a family-friendly park setting.

Small neighborhood splash pad in Augusta with a summertime water mushroom, playground, and basketball court.