The Splash Pad at Panorama Park

✓ Last confirmed for the 2026 season · confirmed against the parks department

Part of the award-winning Panorama Park renovation in southeast Colorado Springs, the splash pad shares the park with a bike park, a universally accessible playground, and a climbing boulder. Benches nearby give parents panoramic views of Pikes Peak while kids splash.

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

When to go. Peak summer highs in Colorado Springs average 85°F — warm enough for a splash pad through most of the season without being punishing at midday.

How long it's open. Roughly 15 weeks a year, from May to September. Seasons shift year to year and municipal pads often close early for maintenance, so check before a long drive.

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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 2 other pads within 5 miles and 6 within 15. These are the ones worth the drive — ranked by shade, toilets and cost first, then by how close they are:

• Deerfield Hills Spray Ground — 1.6 mi · Colorado Springs · free · zero-depth, toddler, restrooms
• The Water Hole at John Venezia Community Park — 11.1 mi · Colorado Springs · free · zero-depth, toddler, restrooms
• Uncle Wilber Fountain at Acacia Park — 4.9 mi · Colorado Springs · free · zero-depth, toddler, playground-nearby
• Julie Penrose Fountain at America the Beautiful Park — 5.1 mi · Colorado Springs · free · zero-depth, playground-nearby
• First & Main Town Center Fountain — 5.3 mi · Colorado Springs · free · zero-depth, toddler

Confirmed against an official parks-department listing: coloradosprings.gov. See how we verify listings.

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