Queen Anne Recreation Center Splash Pad

✓ Last confirmed for the 2023 season

This Mid-City recreation center pairs its free splash pad with ball fields, volleyball, and badminton courts. It is part of LA City's network of recirculating splash pads designed to conserve water while giving non-swimmers a place to play.

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 Los Angeles average only 79°F, so pick a genuinely hot day and bring a towel and something warm for afterwards.

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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 3 other pads within 5 miles and 28 within 15. These are the ones worth the drive — ranked by shade, toilets and cost first, then by how close they are:

• Pan Pacific Park Splash Pad — 2.2 mi · Los Angeles · free · zero-depth, restrooms, playground-nearby
• Hope and Peace Park Splash Pad — 3.3 mi · Los Angeles · free · zero-depth, restrooms, playground-nearby
• The Lion's Fountain (Culver City Town Plaza) — 4.1 mi · Culver City · free · zero-depth
• Super Silly Fun Land at Universal Studios Hollywood — 5.9 mi · Universal City · free · zero-depth, toddler, restrooms
• Rio de Los Angeles State Park Splash Pad — 6.6 mi · Los Angeles · free · zero-depth, restrooms, playground-nearby

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