Splash Park — Attraction in Calgary

On a hot summer day, this is a great place to bring your children and a picnic to relax and have fun. Clean washrooms, outdoor showers, grassy areas and beautiful landscaping make it a pleasure.

The area is fully fenced with three exits (one past the washrooms and two into the playing fields) so it's easy to keep an eye on your little ones and they don't escape. The grassy areas around the park can be tight on a busy, warm weekend but I've been on Saturday and Sunday afternoons and we had 5 feet of space between us and the neighbors. There are a number of young trees, and a permanent red umbrella for shade.

Three picnic tables have extended table tops for wheelchairs or strollers. The facility is fully wheelchair/stroller accessible.

The washrooms are quite clean, with separate men's and women's. No water fountain unfortunately.

Bike parking is just outside the fence. The 23-space parking lot is a bit on the small side, especially considering the tennis courts and walking paths immediately adjacent the splash park. However there is lots of...

I recently visited the Splash Park in Calgary, and it was an absolute blast! This water park is the perfect spot for families looking to beat the summer heat. The variety of water features, including sprinklers, fountains, and splash pads, ensures that kids of all ages have plenty to enjoy.

The park is well-maintained and clean, with ample seating and shaded areas for parents to relax while keeping an eye on their little ones. The staff was friendly and attentive, ensuring that all safety protocols were followed.

One of the standout features was the spacious layout, allowing plenty of room for children to play without feeling crowded. Additionally, the park offers accessible facilities, making it inclusive for everyone to enjoy.

Overall, the Splash Park in Calgary is a fantastic destination for a fun and refreshing day out. Highly recommended for families and anyone looking to cool off during the hot...

We met friends at this splash park and I really appreciated the shade that the trees inside and outside of the fence offered myself and my infant while my preschool aged daughter enjoyed the park with her friend. Site lines are great because it's a smaller splash park and jot overly busy. My one complaint was the city sprinklers that were going outside the park also sprayed inside the fence, making most of the shaded areas unusable. Side note: I found it mildly funny that there were signs up along the roadside reminding residents not to water their lawns in the heat of the day and yet the city was doing just that to its green spaces around the...