Orlando has many options for water fun, and they are often quite budget friendly. Many splash pads offer adequate shade, comfortable seating, and nearby parks or picnic areas, making them an ideal choice for summertime play dates. We’re always adding to the list, so if you don’t see your favorite, be sure to tell us in the comments!

Here’s our most current list of splash pads to keep your kiddos cool as the summer temperatures start to climb.

**Please check the webpage of each splash pad to check dates/times that they are open as well as the fee (if any) to use the splash pad!**

Downtown Orlando

Lake Lorna Doone Park

📍1519 W Church Street, Orlando, FL

Located next to Camping World Stadium, Lake Lorna Doone Park has undergone a more than $8 million renovation thanks to a public private partnership between the City of Orlando, Florida Citrus Sports and the National Football League. The 12-acre park is now the Jewel of the West Side, a signature park in the City of Orlando where residents and visitors to our great city create community.

Barnett Park

📍4801 W Colonial Dr. Orlando, FL

If you’re on the west side of town, check out the splash pad at Barnett Park. Multiple fountains of water shoot up from beneath the ground in different directions, and the play area is open to kids of all ages. Lounge chairs and tables with umbrellas surround the pad so you can relax while your little ones burn off their excess energy. No charge!

Dr. P. Phillips Community Park

📍8249 Buenavista Woods Blvd., Orlando, FL

This splash pad has two sides, one with jets of water that squirt out of the ground only and a side with jets, water cannons and misters. There are some tables and benches but they fill up quickly, so get there early!

East Orlando

Bithlo Community Park

📍18501 Washington Ave., Orlando, FL

This splash pad has an amazing water-spraying jellyfish on a huge blue and white pad!!

Apopka/Wekiva/Longwood

Reiter Park

📍311 Warren Avenue, Longwood, FL 

Reiter Park is a community park comprising 6 acres on the northeast corner of Warren Avenue and Milwee Avenue in the central part of the City, immediately west of downtown. Reiter Park contains a multi-use amphitheater (2,400 SF), an event lawn, a playground with equipment, 5 picnic pavilions, a splash pad, two tennis courts, one basketball court, a sensory garden, and a restroom building (500 SF). There are 504 linear feet of boardwalk (pedestrian bridges) within the park. A parking area is located off of W Warren Avenue with room for approximately 32 vehicles. The park is also accessible via a sidewalk along W Warren Avenue and W Church Ave.

Apopka Splash Pad

📍10 S Forest Avenue, Apopka, FL

The City Splash Pad at Kit Land Nelson Park includes: Mega Soaker: Large bucket that drops 40 gallons of water at a time, Sneaky Soaker: Small splash buckets mounted on tall poles with a water shower head, Splash Blasters: Small Water Cannons, Fun-Guy: Mushroom-shaped sprayer for toddlers, Fun-Brella: Creates a curtain of water, Spray Tunnel: Sprays water from a series of ground spouts. Individuals: Free. Groups of 10 or more: $2 per person.

Winter Garden/Ocoee/Clermont

Champions Splash Park

📍Waterfront Park 100 3rd Street, Clermont, FL

This seasonal recreational activity for children has water jets & sprays with a modern design. Season Passes are eligible only to residents of the City of Clermont and are available for purchase at the Clermont City Center, located on 620 W Montrose Street during normal business hours. No food or drink of any kind will be permitted in the Splash Park. Rental of the park is available.

Winter Garden Splash Park

📍119 S Lakeview Ave, Winter Garden, FL

Kids love the Downtown splash park where streams of water spray up to create an awe-inspiring and inviting place for recreational water play. Lush landscaping, canopies, and benches surrounding the splash park provide the perfect place to relax while enjoying the scenic charm. Free to enjoy!

Lake David Park

📍450 S. Lake Ave., Groveland, FL

Normal splash pad months of operations are from May 1st – October 1st, however, with the beginning of such nice weather, and the request of many charming residents, our Parks and Recreations team have taken the necessary steps to fill the pad’s water tanks and other necessities required for operation.

Winter Park/College Park/Baldwin Park

Community Center Pool

📍721 W New England Ave., Winter Park, FL

The Community Center Pool features a zero-depth entry pool with splash play features and two 25-yard lap lanes. The pool is a year-round amenity that is also heated from October through April.

Deltona/DeLand

Wes Crile Park

📍1537 Norbert Terrace, Deltona, FL

Running, strollers, food or drinks are not permitted in the splash pad area. Swim diapers are required for non-potty trained children.

Lake Mary/Sanford

Trailblazer Park

📍550 Rantoul Lane, Lake Mary, FL

Trailblazer Park is a popular location for family outings, birthday parties, and play dates! The park is part of the Sports Complex and includes a splash pad water feature that is great for the hot Florida days! The Splash Pad is welcome to all! There are no fees for the public use of the splash pad; however, all GROUPS (Summer Camps, Daycares, etc) will need to reserve their dates/times in advance. The group fee must be paid in full prior to the rental. GROUP Fee: $2 per person (anyone who enters the Splash Pad area will be required to pay Daily Fee)

Fort Mellon Park

📍600 E 1st St., Sanford, FL

Fort Mellon provides many active and passive amenities. Located on our beautiful Lake Monroe you can take a stroll along the Riverwalk lined with different options for seating and take in the wonderful views. At the park there is a playground fit for all ages, big and small. On those hot sunny days we also have our splash pad for anyone to come and cool off. Cost: $2 per person

DeBary Splash Pad

📍137 S. Highway 17-92, DeBary, FL

This splash pad has three buckets, two water canons and several splash-down and bubble-up features on the water pad.

Wharton-Smith Splash Ground at the Central Florida Zoo & Botanical Gardens

📍3755 NW Hwy 17-92, Sanford, FL

Open Daily Weather Permitting

Zoo Closes at 4:00 PM

The Wharton-Smith Tropical Splash Ground features streams, sprinklers and sprays creating a cool oasis inside the Central Florida Zoo. With water features including an animal features, raining trees, and a bucket dump, it’s the perfect place for kids of all ages. The Tropical Splash Ground is included in your regular Zoo admission.

Oveido/Winter Springs

Torcaso Park

📍104 N Moss Rd., Winter Springs, FL

Beat the summer heat at the Winter Springs Splash Playgrounds! The Splash Playgrounds are open each year from April through October

Trotwood Park

📍701 Northern Way, Winter Springs, FL

Beat the summer heat at the Winter Springs Splash Playgrounds! The Splash Playgrounds are open each year from April through October

Center Lake Park

📍299 Center Lake Lane, Oviedo, FL

Center Lake Park is the crown jewel of the city’s new Oviedo on the Park development area. The Oviedo Cultural Center with a large banquet room for indoor events, the Oviedo Amphitheatre, an outdoor amphitheatre with green space for large outdoor events, one small outdoor stage and events lawn, one small lakeside stage and events lawn, a dog park, a splash pad and wet deck, the boat house with Swan Boat paddle boat rentals. ($5-$10), a lakeside promenade and boardwalk around Center Lake, a large children’s playground, a relaxing outdoor chess lounge with Adirondack chairs, and Public restrooms.

Oviedo Aquatic Center Splash Zone

📍148 Oviedo Boulevard, Oviedo, FL

The Splash Zone is a zero depth entry pool with play features and a big slide. Plenty of shade-covered seating. DAILY ADMISSION FEES ARE PER PERSON: Oviedo City Resident, Member $6, Oviedo Resident, Non-Member $8, Non-Resident, Member $8, Non-Resident, Non-Member $10

Lake Nona/St. Cloud

Lakefront Park

📍1104 Lakeshore Blvd, St. Cloud, FL

Beautiful view! Situated on Lake Tohopekaliga.

Barber Park

📍3701 Gatlin Ave, Orlando, FL

Located near the Orlando International Airport, Enjoy it all at Barber park including a outdoor roller hockey rink, skate park, soccer fields, basketball courts, soccer fields, dog park, fishing, playground and a fun splash pad.

El Yunque

📍100 Astor Ct, Buena Ventura Lakes, FL

Over 30 splash pad elements that is open daily – includes umbrellas, picnic tables and restrooms.

Mt. Dora

Tavares Children’s Splash Park at Wooton Park

📍306 E. Ruby St., Tavares, FL

General Admission: $2 for anyone entering the Splash Pad fenced areas.

The Splash Park may be closed due to thunderstorms or other weather conditions. We are sorry, but due to the extreme popularity of our Splash Park, we will no longer offer Daycare Days. Maximum capacity is 59 people. All entry is first come, first served.

Casselberry

Lake Concord Park

📍127 Quail Pond Circle, Casselberry, FL

Lake Concord Park’s amenities include an interactive water play area, amphitheater, sculpture garden, playground, board walk, fountains and Florida native and Florida Friendly species of plants and gardens.

Theme Parks

SeaWorld Sesame Street Splash Pad – Rubber Duckie Water Works

📍SeaWorld Orlando

Open during park hours

You’re the one who will have the splashiest fun when you join Ernie and Rubber Duckie at Rubber Duckie Water Works! Enter through a spectacle of watery blasts, fountains, and pop jets while you cool off and explore a world of creative water play with bubbling fun for everyone. Height Requirement: None

Disney Springs

📍 Disney Springs

If you’re at Disney Springs, don’t forget to pack an extra set of clothes for your toddler! There are 2 splash pads at Disney Springs, the main one located near Earl of Sandwich and a smaller one behind the Christmas store. This will keep the kiddos from getting overheated and help them to last through your visit to Disney Springs!

Enjoy! And don’t forget the sunscreen!
If you don’t see your favorite splash park on the list, tell us!

First published 5/26/15. Updated 3/20/23. Updated 6/24/24.