Melanie MoralesThere’s a special kind of meltdown that happens when you promise a splash park day—only to show up and find the water’s off. I’ve been there. Once, I even dunked my head under a drinking fountain just to keep the peace.
Edmonton summers don’t last long, and neither does your patience when you’re dragging around soggy towels and a wet car seat.
So, if you’re going to get drenched anyway, you might as well know which parks are worth the mess. This guide covers the best splash park around Edmonton—so you can skip the guesswork and go straight to the fun.
Kinsmen Spray Park
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Location: 9170 Walterdale Hill
Contact: 311 (within Edmonton)
Operating hours:
- 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM daily
Kinsmen Spray Park is a great spot if you’re looking for a safe and fun water play area for kids. It’s designed with little ones in mind, featuring a variety of spray zones and fountains where kids can run around and cool off on hot days.
The layout keeps things easy to watch, so parents or caregivers can relax nearby without stressing.
You’ll find some basic amenities like benches and shaded spots around, which helps when you want a break from the sun. It’s not fancy, but it does the job well for a quick splash and play.
Pro tip:
Bring water shoes since the ground can get a bit slippery.
Jackie Parker Spray Park
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Location: 4540 50 Street NW
Contact: 311 (within Edmonton)
Operating hours:
- 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM daily
Jackie Parker Spray Park is one of those spots you’ll want to keep coming back to for a good soak.
The spray features cover a wide area, with lots of space to run, splash, and play. There’s also a good mix of gentle and more active sprays, which works well for kids of all ages.
There are picnic tables and washrooms close by, plus a big green space where you can lay out a blanket. It’s not fancy, but everything’s well-kept and works the way it should.
Pro tip:
Bring sunscreen—the spray area doesn’t have much shade.
Castle Downs Spray Park
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Location: 11520 153 Avenue NW
Contact: 311 (within Edmonton)
Operating hours:
- 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM daily
Castle Down Spray Park is a solid pick if you’re looking for a water play area that keeps kids busy without much hassle.
The setup has a variety of spray features—some gentle, some more playful—so it works for toddlers and older kids alike. There’s enough space to move around without feeling crowded, and it’s easy to keep an eye on the little ones.
There are washrooms nearby and a few benches around, plus a big playground right next to it if the kids want a break from the water. It’s the kind of place where you can easily spend a couple of hours without needing much.
Pro tip:
The spray park can get busy midday, so showing up earlier gives you a better spot near the edge or by the benches.
Broadmoor Lake Spray Park
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Location: 2015 Oak Street, Sherwood Park
Contact: +1 780-467-2211
Operating hours:
- 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM daily
Broadmoor Lake Spray Park is a fun spot if you’re after a water play area that keeps things simple but still has enough going on to keep the kids entertained.
It’s got a mix of fountains and sprayers, which is great for younger kids who want something gentle and older ones who just want to get soaked.
There are washrooms, shaded spots, and a big playground nearby—making it easy to turn a short stop into a full afternoon. It’s all in one area, so you don’t have to walk far between spots.
Pro tip:
Parking can fill up fast on weekends, especially with the nearby sports fields, so arriving early saves you the hassle.
Woodlands Water Play Park
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Location: 165 Sturgeon Road
Contact: +1 780-459-1553
Operating hours:
At Woodlands Water Play Park, kids can enjoy a medieval-themed setting with over 20 water sprays, including a huge 50-gallon tipping bucket.
Just beyond the splash zone, you’ll find plenty of grassy areas and shaded spots—perfect for picnics or relaxing while the kids play.
There are clean washrooms, changing rooms, and a staffed first aid station nearby.
Plus, the Splash Deck Cafe offers snacks and drinks if you need a quick break.
Pro tip:
Bring a small picnic blanket or chairs if you plan to stay a while—seating fills up fast.
Hudson Spray Park
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Location: 13625 Cumberland Road NW
Contact: For inquiries, you can contact the City of Edmonton by calling 311
Operating hours:
- Daily from 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM
Hudson Spray Park is a favorite among local families, especially for toddlers and preschoolers.
You’ll find basic features like ground sprays, tall sprayers, and spinning parts that kids can interact with. Right next to the spray area is a nautical-themed playground that’s great for drying off or switching things up.
Around the park, you’ll find a basketball court, a mini bike trail, and a gazebo for shade. You’ve also got a wide-open lawn nearby—great for kites, soccer, or just stretching out.
Pro tip:
There aren’t any on-site washrooms, so it’s worth planning ahead if your kids are still in the potty training phase.
Callingwood Spray Park
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Location: 17740 69 Avenue NW
Contact: For inquiries, you can contact the City of Edmonton by calling 311
Operating hours:
- Daily from 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM
Callingwood Spray Park is a solid pick if you’ve got little ones who just want to run through water and have a good time.
The spray features are simple—think ground jets, misting arches, and a few sprayers kids can aim. It’s not the biggest setup, but it’s easy to keep an eye on everyone.
The space around the park is open, with a few trees and benches for shade. It’s not too crowded either, which makes it feel a bit more relaxed.
Pro tip:
The spray park turns off earlier than some others, so it’s worth going before mid-afternoon if your kids like longer playtime.
Cy Becker Spray Park
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Location: 270 Cy Becker Boulevard NW
Contact: For inquiries, you can contact the City of Edmonton by calling 311
Operating hours:
- Daily from 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM
Cy Becker Spray Park is a great spot for families looking for year-round outdoor fun.
The spray area is wide open with ground jets, water cannons, and spinning features that keep kids moving without feeling too crowded. It’s designed to be fun and safe for toddlers and older kids alike.
Next to the spray park, you’ll find an aviation-themed playground with inclusive play equipment, so kids of all abilities have something to enjoy.
The whole area is built with all-season features, making it a go-to spot no matter the weather.
Pro tip:
Don’t forget sunscreen—even on cloudy days, the spray park is mostly open with little shade.
Alexandra Park Spray Park
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Location: 4919 47 Avenue Leduc
Contact: For inquiries, you can contact the City of Leduc at 780-980-7177
Operating hours:
- Regular Hours: Daily from 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM
- Statutory Holidays: 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM
Alexandra Park Spray Park is a great spot for families seeking safe and simple water play for their little ones.
The park uses a recirculating water system, which filters and treats the water before reusing it. That helps keep things clean and cuts down on water use.
You’ll find clean washrooms nearby and plenty of benches, so parents or caregivers can relax while watching the kids play.
There are also open grassy areas for picnics or a break from the water.
Pro tip:
Make sure to follow the park’s strict rules to keep everyone safe.
Glengarry Spray Park
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Location: Located within Glengarry District Park (Intersection: 87 Street & 135 Avenue)
Contact: For inquiries, you can contact the City of Edmonton’s 311 service
Operating hours:
- Daily: 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Glengarry Spray Park features a variety of fun attractions, including ground nozzles, tree-shaped sprayers, and a swirly slide that keeps kids entertained.
Right next to it, you’ll find a nautical-themed playground and plenty of grassy, shaded spots—perfect for relaxing or having a picnic.
When you need a break, there’s even a cafe nearby for snacks. Plus, if you bring your dog, there’s an off-leash area close by where they can run around while you watch the kid splash.
Pro tip:
Keep an eye on little ones around the water features—it’s shallow but slippery.
