Leeds Splash Pad

✓ Last confirmed for the 2026 season

Admission is free but limited to Leeds residents and their guests, and staff check proof of residency such as a driver's license at the gate. The water features inside the city's park system are designed for a wide range of ages.

What's on site. OpenStreetMap maps playground alongside, parking at this location. No public toilets are mapped here — worth knowing before you commit to an afternoon.

When to go. Peak summer highs in Leeds average 90°F. Mornings and late afternoons are far more comfortable than the middle of the day, and shade is worth planning around.

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If this one's closed or packed

Splash pads close for maintenance, run short seasons and fill up on hot weekends. There are 0 other pads within 5 miles and 7 within 15. These are the ones worth the drive — ranked by shade, toilets and cost first, then by how close they are:

• Sicard Hollow Splash Pad & Park — 11.1 mi · Vestavia Hills · free · zero-depth, restrooms, toddler
• Birmingham Zoo Splash Pad — 13.1 mi · Birmingham · $19–24 (included with zoo admission) · zero-depth, shade, restrooms
• Trussville Splash Pad — 5.7 mi · Trussville · free · zero-depth, playground-nearby
• Moody Splash Pad — 5.2 mi · Moody · $2 · toddler, zero-depth
• Center Point Splash Pad (Reed Harvey Park) — 8.8 mi · Center Point · $1 (residents), $4 (non-residents) · zero-depth, toddler

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