Splash Pads

Champlin's Andrews Park splash pad, with a snack shack, playgrounds, ballfields, and sand volleyball around it.

Crystal's splash pad sits at the center of the rebuilt, inclusive Becker Park playground, with the community center and restrooms next door.

A free splash pad in Northeast, beside the ballfields and the rec center — good for cooling off after the playground.

A free splash pad at Boulevard Plaza on the Coon Rapids Ice Center grounds, with a play area and restrooms.

Hopkins' button-activated splash pad at Burnes Park, with a playground, picnic shelters, and restrooms alongside.

Bloomington's splash pad at Cedarcrest Park, with a playground, ball fields, and seasonal restrooms.

The splash pad on Chanhassen's downtown Civic Campus, rebuilt and reopened in 2026, next to the playground, skate park, and amphitheater.

The splash pad at Cliff Fen Park in Burnsville, open late into the evening through the summer.

A zero-depth splash pad with button-timed spray zones in downtown Cologne's City Square Park — it shuts off below 70 degrees.

Fridley's splash pad at Commons Park, new in 2026, beside an inclusive playground with a shaded picnic pavilion.

The splash pad at Conway Park on St. Paul's East Side, part of the rec center grounds.

A free splash pad on the West Bank near the university, tucked among the towers of Cedar-Riverside.

Ground sprays, overhead fountains, and dump buckets at Eagan's Central Park, with a sun shelter and picnic tables alongside.

A free interactive water fountain by the shelter at Chaska's Firemen's Park, steps from the Clayhole swimming beach and the playground.

A small neighborhood splash pad at Franklin Steele Square, a green block just east of downtown.

The splash pad at Lakeville's 68-acre Grand Prairie Park, alongside a big playground, ball fields, and pickleball courts.

West St. Paul's touch-activated spray park: 25-plus features on four-minute cycles, a playground next door, and shade trees over the benches.

Inver Grove Heights' inclusive splash pad — ground sprays and bucket dumps under a shade shelter, next to an accessible playground.

Cottage Grove's zero-depth splash pad at Highlands Park — pillars, mushroom fountains, and touch-activated geysers, with a playground next door.

An Eden Prairie splash pad with a playground and picnic shelter a few steps away, off Homeward Hills Road.

Columbia Heights' Huset Park splash pad — 40-plus sprayers under a triple-sail shade system, next to the playground.

A splash pad at Apple Valley's Kelley Park, next to the amphitheater in the Central Village district.

Jordan's colorful splash pad at Lagoon Park, beside the Mill Pond swimming beach, a big playground, and the Sand Creek waterfall.

A free splash pad next to the beach and playground at Blaine's Lakeside Commons, with restrooms in the beach house.

A free splash pad at Lions Park in Shakopee, next to the Fun For All accessible playground.

A free splash pad at the M Health Fairview Sports Center in Woodbury — press a button to restart the jets, with restrooms on site.

Buckets and fountains at Robbinsdale's Manor Park, with a playground, picnic shelter, and a tennis court alongside.

The interactive fountain at Maple Grove's Central Park — dozens of jets on a plaza that becomes an LED light show after dark, with the playground and Arbor Lakes shops next door.

One of Eden Prairie's four splash pads — push-button sprays beside a sand-and-water play area and an accessible playground.

Three Rivers' free 'Mini-Mississippi' water-play area at Mississippi Gateway — shallow splashing beside the Hillside play area and the Treetop Trail.

A small touch-activated splash pad on Champlin's riverfront at Mississippi Crossings, by the event-center concession and the playground.

A quieter neighborhood splash pad next to the Nesbitt Preserve playground in Eden Prairie.

An accessible splash pad beside the Lions Park playground in New Brighton, with restrooms and shade close by.

Jets in the plaza at Nicollet Commons Park in downtown Burnsville — press the button to turn them on.

St. Louis Park's splash pad at Oak Hill Park — bubbling hoses, nozzles, and sprinkler arches kids can set off themselves.

A splash pad and play area at Parque Castillo on St. Paul's West Side, in the District del Sol.

A free splash pad right at Phalen Beach — cool off in the sprays without getting in the lake, with restrooms and picnic spots close by.

The splash pad at Phelps Field in south Minneapolis, alongside the rec center, the playground, and the wading pool.

Little Canada's Pioneer Park has button-activated fountains that spill into a man-made stream, next to an all-inclusive playground.

Richfield's nature-themed splash pad, new in 2026, right beside the outdoor pool with restrooms at the pool complex.

A big rain-deck splash pad in Rosemount with a 'Water Journey' maze of ground nozzles, plus a covered shelter and drinking fountain.

A free splash pad at Round Lake Park in Eden Prairie, a short walk from the lake's swimming beach and the playground.

A free splash pad at Roy Wilkins (Lewis) Park in St. Paul's North End.

Shoreview Commons' destination playground has spray features built in — kids get soaked all summer — with the community center and restrooms right there.

'Splash Down' at City Hall Park in Mounds View — sprays beside the playground, with shaded pavilions you can rent.

Ramsey's 12,000-square-foot splash pad — 80-plus jets and a calmer toddler area, with shaded Adirondack seating; opened summer 2026.

A splash pad along Victory Memorial Drive in far north Minneapolis, opened in 2025 where the old wading pool stood.

Button-activated ground jets in downtown Wayzata's lakefront plaza — a quick cool-off steps from Lake Minnetonka.

Brooklyn Park's splash pad at the Zanewood Recreation Center, home to the city's free Summer Splash days.