The City of Houston has 26 FREE splashpads… also known as spraygrounds! Houston Splashpads are located in public parks and are open all year long. You just need to find the button to turn them on!
The list and map are below… and for the 37 FREE pools, go HERE.
UPDATE: The splashpads were off during the city shutdown... but they will reopen on June 1.
City Of Houston Splashpads:
- Aron Ledet Park – 6500 Antoine
- Blueridge Park – 5600 Court Road
- Burnett Bayland Park – 6200 Chimney Rock
- Cullen Park – 19008 Saums Road
- Dodson Lake – 9010 Dodson
- Edgewood Park – 5803 Bellfort
- Ervan Chew Park – 4502 Dunlavy
- Guadalupe Plaza Park – 2311 Runnels
- Gutierrez Park – 7900 Flaxman
- Hackberry Park – 7777 S. Dairy Ashford
- Herman Brown Park – 400 Mercury
- Hermann Park – 6001 Fannin
- Hidalgo Park – 7000 Avenue Q
- Jaycee Park – 1300 Seamist
- Lansdale Park – 8201 Roos Rd
- Levy Park – 3801 Eastside St
- Marian Park – 11000 S. Gessner
- Melrose Park – 12200 Melrose Park Road
- Montie Beach Park – 915 Northwood.
- Nieto Park – 500 Port
- Park at Palm Center – 5400 Griggs Road
- Settegast Park – 3000 Garrow
- Shady Lane Park – 10220 Shady Lane
- Stuebner – Airline Park – 9201 Veterans Memorial
- Tony Marron Park – 808 N. York
- Wiley Park – 1414 Gillette
Outside The “City” Of Houston:
- Shady Lane Park - 10220 Shady Ln
- Nottingham Park – 14205 Kimberley Lane
- Clark Henry Park - Jersey Village
- Clear Lake Park – Seabrook
- Schreiber “Flagship” Park – Galveston
- Menard Park – Galveston
- Depot Park – Tomball
- Riverpark – Sugar Land
- Goddard Park – Texas City
- The Brown Foundation, Inc. Plaza at the Museum of Fine Arts Houston
- Mount Belvieu City Park Pirate Ship Splashpad - Mount Belvieu
Although they are not public parks, there are also splashpads at Discovery Green (free) and Houston Zoo (free with zoo admission)… AND Noah’s Ark (not free!).
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