Splash Pads
Fun, outdoor facilities with water features to help cool off on a hot day.
Splash pads are located in 22 parks throughout Oakville and provide an opportunity to cool off and have fun on a hot summer day.
Splash pad status
All splash pads are currently closed.
- Coronation Park, 1426 Lakeshore Road West
- Forster Park, 100 North Forster Park Drive
- Fowley Park, 95 Fowley Drive
- Heritage Way Park, 1659 Heritage Way
- Isaac Park, 3086 Isaac Avenue
- Martindale Park, 240 Martindale Avenue
- Millbank Park, 166 Glenashton Drive
- Munn's Creek Park, 153 River Oaks Boulevard West
- Nautical Park, 355 Nautical Boulevard
- Neyagawa Park, 540 River Glen Boulevard
- Oakville Trafalgar Community Centre, 325 Reynolds Street
- Old Abbey Lane Park, 1110 Old Abbey Lane
- Pine Glen Park, 1482-1520 Pine Glen Road
- Postridge Park, 400 Postridge Drive
- Saw Whet Park, 2360 Saw Whet Boulevard
- Sixteen Hollow Park, 2140 Westoak Trails
- Travertine Park, 3145 Travertine Drive
- Valleybrook Park, 1150 Valleybrook Drive
- Valleyridge Park, 2524 Valleyridge Drive
- West Oak Trails Park, 2860 West Oak Trails Boulevard
- William Rose Park, 455 Wheat Boom Drive
- Wynten Way Park, 2495 Wynten Way
All splash pads are currently closed.
- Pets are not allowed on the splash pad and playground area.
- All children must have adult supervision at all times.
- Children under the age of 10 must be accompanied by an adult.
- In the event of an emergency, call 911.
- Swim diapers are required for all children under 4 years of age.
- Swim suits and/or appropriate attire must be worn at all times.
- Footwear/sandals are strongly recommended.
- No food or beverages of any kind on the splash pad.
- No glass containers or breakable objects allowed on the splash pad.
- No skateboards, roller blades, bicycles, and/or scooters allowed on the splash pad.
- Athletic equipment, balls, bats, beach balls, noodles, etc. are not allowed on the splash pad.
- Do not climb, hang, swing or pull on any of the splash pad equipment.
- Do not block or clog the drain.
- All participants must conduct themselves in a courteous, safe and family-orientated manner.
- The splash pad, playground area and/or pavilions cannot be reserved for private parties or functions.
- Please don’t waste the water. Use water sprays only when required.
- Splash pads use fresh water with every use, but because the water is pressurized we don't recommend drinking it.
- Splash pads are opened for the season based on weather conditions.
- All splash pads have bathroom facilities available (either full bathroom or port-o-let).
- Splash pads cannot be booked for private functions, they are a shared park facility for everyone to enjoy.
- Users are encouraged to bring reusable or biodegradable containers to the park rather than plastic - if using plastic, please make use of the appropriate recycling container or take them home with you to dispose of in your blue bin.
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