Miller Park Splash Pad

✓ Last confirmed for the 2026 season

Miller Park combines its splash pad with a sand-and-water play area and one of the metro's most accessible playgrounds for younger children. The trio makes it an unusually complete stop for families with mixed ages and abilities.

What's on site. OpenStreetMap maps drinking water, 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 Eden Prairie average 82°F — warm enough for a splash pad through most of the season without being punishing at midday.

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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 is 1 other pad within 5 miles and 13 within 15. These are the ones worth the drive — ranked by shade, toilets and cost first, then by how close they are:

• Round Lake Park Splash Pad — 1 mi · Eden Prairie · free · zero-depth, shade, playground-nearby
• Shakopee Lions Park Splash Pad — 5.5 mi · Shakopee · free · zero-depth, playground-nearby
• Firemen's Park Splash Pad — 7.3 mi · Chaska · free · zero-depth, playground-nearby
• Nicollet Commons Park Splash Pad — 11.6 mi · Burnsville · free · zero-depth
• Oak Hill Park Splash Pad — 8.1 mi · St. Louis Park · $1 · zero-depth, playground-nearby, ticketed

Corroborated by 2 independent sources: familyfuntwincities.com, parks.cityofomaha.org. See how we verify listings.

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