Splash pads and spray parks in North Carolina

Free downtown-adjacent Raleigh splash pad with long daily seasonal hours, a major playground, community center, carousel, and track all in one park.

Affordable city splash pad and pool combo at Northside with long splash pad hours and low daily admission.

City splash pad at Martin Luther King Jr. Park with a renovated playground, walking track, picnic shelters, restrooms, and inclusive park features.

Free city splash pad in Jacksonville with shaded seating, picnic benches, an inclusive playground next door, and seasonal daily operation.

Seasonal city sprayground at Keeley Park with free family admission during public hours plus bookable private party slots.

Downtown Hickory play park with an enclosed playground and interactive water feature, plus benches, picnic tables, and restrooms nearby.

Downtown Asheville’s free interactive splash pad combines choreographed water play, lights, and an easy Pack Square Park location.

Free gated splash pad inside Pleasant Park with staffed attendants, open warm-weather hours, and a setup that works especially well for younger kids.

Seasonal splash pad in South Park with nearby restrooms, free resident admission, and low-cost nonresident entry.

Free seasonal city splash pad in High Point with floor spouts, water buckets, spray guns, and a net climber right beside it.

Free seasonal splash pad at George Street Park in New Bern with daily summer hours and an easy in-town location.

Free seasonal splash pad at Jack Amyette Recreation Center with shaded seating, picnic benches, parking, and nearby recreation center amenities.

Cary's first sprayground is a free seasonal splash pad with seven water features, restrooms, picnic space, and a larger park that stretches the outing.

Historic Gastonia park sprayground with nearby pool, playground, shelters, trails, and family-friendly summer hours.

Small city splash pad in Martha's Park with a playground, picnic shelter, accessible restroom, and easy pairing for a quick summer outing.

Free seasonal splash pad at the Middleton Park Complex near playgrounds, courts, trail loops, and downtown Oak Island civic amenities.

Free seasonal splash pad in Fayetteville with on-site aquatic wheelchair checkout during center hours.

Seasonal free splash pad in Winston-Salem with push-button water activation and long daily hours from May through September.

Popular county splash pad in a large Wilmington park with playgrounds, shelters, trails, and daily warm-season hours.

Paid seasonal splash pad in Tarboro with concession area, covered shelter, patio seating, and private reservation options.

Free splash pad in downtown Black Mountain’s Town Square with picnic space, public restrooms, and a compact walkable setting.

Popular Hickory splash pad at Kiwanis Park with inclusive design and strong family appeal inside a larger city park.

Free seasonal splash pad at Spring Lake Recreation Center in Spring Lake.

Wake Forest's sprayground offers zero-depth play with jets, misters, arches, and a bucket feature in a neighborhood-park setting.