Oak Hill Park Splash Pad

✓ Last confirmed for the 2026 season

One of the largest and most elaborate splash pads in the metro, Oak Hill became popular enough that St. Louis Park now charges non-residents $1 per person. The sprawling layout of interactive bubblers and nozzles draws families from neighboring suburbs like Edina, which has no free pad of its own.

What's on site. OpenStreetMap maps toilets on site, drinking water, playground alongside, parking at this location.

When to go. Peak summer highs in St. Louis Park average 83°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 are 0 other pads within 5 miles and 22 within 15. These are the ones worth the drive — ranked by shade, toilets and cost first, then by how close they are:

• Emerald Park Splash Pad — 6.5 mi · St. Anthony Village · free · zero-depth, shade, restrooms
• Lake Hiawatha Park Wading Pool & Splash Pad — 7.2 mi · Minneapolis · free · zero-depth, shade, toddler
• Round Lake Park Splash Pad — 7.5 mi · Eden Prairie · free · zero-depth, shade, playground-nearby
• Phelps Field Park Splash Pad — 5.6 mi · Minneapolis · free · zero-depth, playground-nearby
• Currie Park Splash Pad — 6.5 mi · Minneapolis · free · zero-depth, restrooms, playground-nearby

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