We track 62 splash pads in Las Vegas. 61 of them are free. 51 are confirmed against official parks-department listings.
Peak summer highs in Las Vegas average 105°F. Go before 11am or after 5pm — midday is genuinely unsafe for small children, and the concrete around a pad runs hotter than the air.
| Month | Average high |
|---|---|
| June | 100°F |
| July | 105°F |
| August | 103°F |
The typical Las Vegas pad runs about 22 weeks a year. Municipal pads often close early for maintenance, so the last few weeks of the season are the least reliable.
The things that decide a trip with small children — a toilet, some shade, somewhere to sit — are exactly what listings usually leave out. Across the 62 pads in Las Vegas:
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The splash pad sits inside one of the city's oldest and largest parks, which also holds a pond, ballfields and the Nevada State Museum grounds. It runs on the standard City of Las Vegas schedule of May 1 through September 30.
✓ Last confirmed for the 2026 season · parks dept confirmed
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One of 28 free splash pads operated by the City of Las Vegas at All-American Park, running daily through the warm months. The city turns its pads on May 1 and shuts them off September 30 each year.
✓ Last confirmed for the 2026 season · parks dept confirmed
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One of 28 free splash pads operated by the City of Las Vegas at Alyn Beck Memorial Park, running daily through the warm months. The city turns its pads on May 1 and shuts them off September 30 each year.
✓ Last confirmed for the 2026 season · parks dept confirmed
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One of 28 free splash pads operated by the City of Las Vegas at Baker Park, running daily through the warm months. The city turns its pads on May 1 and shuts them off September 30 each year.
✓ Last confirmed for the 2026 season · parks dept confirmed
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One of 28 free splash pads operated by the City of Las Vegas at Bill Briare Family Park, running daily through the warm months. The city turns its pads on May 1 and shuts them off September 30 each year.
✓ Last confirmed for the 2026 season · parks dept confirmed
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One of 28 free splash pads operated by the City of Las Vegas at Bob Baskin Park, running daily through the warm months. The city turns its pads on May 1 and shuts them off September 30 each year.
✓ Last confirmed for the 2026 season · parks dept confirmed
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One of 28 free splash pads operated by the City of Las Vegas at Bruce Trent Park, running daily through the warm months. The city turns its pads on May 1 and shuts them off September 30 each year.
✓ Last confirmed for the 2026 season · parks dept confirmed
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This large northwest-valley park pairs its splash pad with extensive playgrounds and an amphitheater, making it a popular summer stop. The city operates the water feature daily from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. during the season.
✓ Last confirmed for the 2026 season · parks dept confirmed
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This 15-acre county park in the southwest valley features an unusual river-style splash pad with spinnable wheels and small dams children can open and close as water flows downhill. The park also has a musical playground, zip lines and pickleball courts.
✓ Last confirmed for the 2026 season · parks dept confirmed
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One of 28 free splash pads operated by the City of Las Vegas at Douglas A. Selby Park, running daily through the warm months. The city turns its pads on May 1 and shuts them off September 30 each year.
✓ Last confirmed for the 2026 season · parks dept confirmed
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A free splash pad in a Clark County-operated park serving the unincorporated Las Vegas Valley. The county opened its splash pads early, on March 20, in 2026 because of record-setting spring heat.
✓ Last confirmed for the 2026 season · parks dept confirmed
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One of 28 free splash pads operated by the City of Las Vegas at East Las Vegas Family Park, running daily through the warm months. The city turns its pads on May 1 and shuts them off September 30 each year.
✓ Last confirmed for the 2026 season · parks dept confirmed
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The county delayed this pad's 2026 opening to April 1 while maintenance and repairs were completed, while most other county pads opened March 20. It is a free neighborhood water-play spot in the eastern valley.
✓ Last confirmed for the 2026 season · parks dept confirmed
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One of 28 free splash pads operated by the City of Las Vegas at Justice Myron E. Leavitt and Jaycee Community Park, running daily through the warm months. The city turns its pads on May 1 and shuts them off September 30 each year.
✓ Last confirmed for the 2026 season · parks dept confirmed
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The splash pad is part of the Doolittle recreation complex in the Historic Westside, alongside a community center and sports facilities. It follows the citywide May-through-September splash pad season.
✓ Last confirmed for the 2026 season · parks dept confirmed
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A free splash pad in a Clark County-operated park serving the unincorporated Las Vegas Valley. The county opened its splash pads early, on March 20, in 2026 because of record-setting spring heat.
✓ Last confirmed for the 2026 season · parks dept confirmed
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One of 28 free splash pads operated by the City of Las Vegas at Polly Gonzalez Memorial Park, running daily through the warm months. The city turns its pads on May 1 and shuts them off September 30 each year.
✓ Last confirmed for the 2026 season · parks dept confirmed
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One of 28 free splash pads operated by the City of Las Vegas at Rainbow Family Park, running daily through the warm months. The city turns its pads on May 1 and shuts them off September 30 each year.
✓ Last confirmed for the 2026 season · parks dept confirmed
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The splash pad anchors a bird-of-prey-themed play area inside the Thunderbird Family Sports Complex in the far northwest valley. Like all city pads it runs 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. from May 1 to September 30.
✓ Last confirmed for the 2026 season · parks dept confirmed
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A free splash pad in a Clark County-operated park serving the unincorporated Las Vegas Valley. The county opened its splash pads early, on March 20, in 2026 because of record-setting spring heat.
✓ Last confirmed for the 2026 season · parks dept confirmed
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One of 28 free splash pads operated by the City of Las Vegas at Sunny Springs Park, running daily through the warm months. The city turns its pads on May 1 and shuts them off September 30 each year.
✓ Last confirmed for the 2026 season · parks dept confirmed
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Clark County's best-known regional park includes a splash pad among its lake, dog park, sports fields and picnic areas near the airport. The county opened its pads early on March 20 in 2026 because of unprecedented heat.
✓ Last confirmed for the 2026 season · parks dept confirmed
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One of 28 free splash pads operated by the City of Las Vegas at Trigono Hills Park, running daily through the warm months. The city turns its pads on May 1 and shuts them off September 30 each year.
✓ Last confirmed for the 2026 season · parks dept confirmed
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One of 28 free splash pads operated by the City of Las Vegas at West Charleston Lions/Essex Circle Park, running daily through the warm months. The city turns its pads on May 1 and shuts them off September 30 each year.
✓ Last confirmed for the 2026 season · parks dept confirmed
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One of 28 free splash pads operated by the City of Las Vegas at Winding Trails Park, running daily through the warm months. The city turns its pads on May 1 and shuts them off September 30 each year.
✓ Last confirmed for the 2026 season · parks dept confirmed
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One of 28 free splash pads operated by the City of Las Vegas at Woofter Family Park, running daily through the warm months. The city turns its pads on May 1 and shuts them off September 30 each year.
✓ Last confirmed for the 2026 season · parks dept confirmed
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A free splash pad in a Clark County-operated park serving the unincorporated Las Vegas Valley. The county opened its splash pads early, on March 20, in 2026 because of record-setting spring heat.
✓ Last confirmed for the 2026 season · parks dept confirmed
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One of 28 free splash pads operated by the City of Las Vegas at Angel Park, running daily through the warm months. The city turns its pads on May 1 and shuts them off September 30 each year.
✓ Last confirmed for the 2026 season · parks dept confirmed
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A free splash pad in a Clark County-operated park serving the unincorporated Las Vegas Valley. The county opened its splash pads early, on March 20, in 2026 because of record-setting spring heat.
✓ Last confirmed for the 2026 season · parks dept confirmed
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A free splash pad in a Clark County-operated park serving the unincorporated Las Vegas Valley. The county opened its splash pads early, on March 20, in 2026 because of record-setting spring heat.
✓ Last confirmed for the 2026 season · parks dept confirmed
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A free splash pad in a Clark County-operated park serving the unincorporated Las Vegas Valley. The county opened its splash pads early, on March 20, in 2026 because of record-setting spring heat.
✓ Last confirmed for the 2026 season · parks dept confirmed
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A free splash pad in a Clark County-operated park serving the unincorporated Las Vegas Valley. The county opened its splash pads early, on March 20, in 2026 because of record-setting spring heat.
✓ Last confirmed for the 2026 season · parks dept confirmed
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One of 28 free splash pads operated by the City of Las Vegas at Estelle Neal Park, running daily through the warm months. The city turns its pads on May 1 and shuts them off September 30 each year.
✓ Last confirmed for the 2026 season · parks dept confirmed
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The splash pad sits at the base of Exploration Peak in the Mountain's Edge community, a park also known for its western-themed playground and hilltop trails. It opened for 2026 on the county's early March 20 start.
✓ Last confirmed for the 2026 season · parks dept confirmed
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One of 28 free splash pads operated by the City of Las Vegas at Gary Dexter Park, running daily through the warm months. The city turns its pads on May 1 and shuts them off September 30 each year.
✓ Last confirmed for the 2026 season · parks dept confirmed
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One of 28 free splash pads operated by the City of Las Vegas at Gilcrease Brothers Park, running daily through the warm months. The city turns its pads on May 1 and shuts them off September 30 each year.
✓ Last confirmed for the 2026 season · parks dept confirmed
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A free splash pad in a Clark County-operated park serving the unincorporated Las Vegas Valley. The county opened its splash pads early, on March 20, in 2026 because of record-setting spring heat.
✓ Last confirmed for the 2026 season · parks dept confirmed
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A free splash pad in a Clark County-operated park serving the unincorporated Las Vegas Valley. The county opened its splash pads early, on March 20, in 2026 because of record-setting spring heat.
✓ Last confirmed for the 2026 season · parks dept confirmed
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A free splash pad in a Clark County-operated park serving the unincorporated Las Vegas Valley. The county opened its splash pads early, on March 20, in 2026 because of record-setting spring heat.
✓ Last confirmed for the 2026 season · parks dept confirmed
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A free splash pad in a Clark County-operated park serving the unincorporated Las Vegas Valley. The county opened its splash pads early, on March 20, in 2026 because of record-setting spring heat.
✓ Last confirmed for the 2026 season · parks dept confirmed
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A county sports park in the Southern Highlands community whose splash pad opened with the rest of the county system on March 20, 2026. The county lists it among its roughly three dozen splash pad locations.
✓ Last confirmed for the 2026 season · parks dept confirmed
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A free splash pad in a Clark County-operated park serving the unincorporated Las Vegas Valley. The county opened its splash pads early, on March 20, in 2026 because of record-setting spring heat.
✓ Last confirmed for the 2026 season · parks dept confirmed
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A free splash pad in a Clark County-operated park serving the unincorporated Las Vegas Valley. The county opened its splash pads early, on March 20, in 2026 because of record-setting spring heat.
✓ Last confirmed for the 2026 season · parks dept confirmed
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A Summerlin-area park whose splash pad appears on both Clark County's official list and community park roundups. It opened early with the rest of the county system in 2026 because of record temperatures.
✓ Last confirmed for the 2026 season · parks dept confirmed
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A free splash pad in a Clark County-operated park serving the unincorporated Las Vegas Valley. The county opened its splash pads early, on March 20, in 2026 because of record-setting spring heat.
✓ Last confirmed for the 2026 season · parks dept confirmed
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A free splash pad in a Clark County-operated park serving the unincorporated Las Vegas Valley. The county opened its splash pads early, on March 20, in 2026 because of record-setting spring heat.
✓ Last confirmed for the 2026 season · parks dept confirmed
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One of 28 splash pads run by the City of Las Vegas, located just west of the Strat near downtown. The pad's 2026 opening was delayed past May 1 while the city completed repairs.
✓ Last confirmed for the 2026 season · parks dept confirmed
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One of 28 free splash pads operated by the City of Las Vegas at Teton Trails Park, running daily through the warm months. The city turns its pads on May 1 and shuts them off September 30 each year.
✓ Last confirmed for the 2026 season · parks dept confirmed
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A free splash pad in a Clark County-operated park serving the unincorporated Las Vegas Valley. The county opened its splash pads early, on March 20, in 2026 because of record-setting spring heat.
✓ Last confirmed for the 2026 season · parks dept confirmed
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A free splash pad in a Clark County-operated park serving the unincorporated Las Vegas Valley. The county opened its splash pads early, on March 20, in 2026 because of record-setting spring heat.
✓ Last confirmed for the 2026 season · parks dept confirmed
Freepublic-park
A free splash pad in a Clark County-operated park serving the unincorporated Las Vegas Valley. The county opened its splash pads early, on March 20, in 2026 because of record-setting spring heat.
✓ Last confirmed for the 2026 season · parks dept confirmed
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A dedicated splash park maintained by the Southern Highlands community association. Community roundups list it as free and open long hours during the warm season.
✓ Last confirmed for the 2026 season
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The butterfly-themed Mariposa Splash Pad operates inside the Springs Preserve, the 180-acre cultural and nature campus near downtown Las Vegas, so paid admission is required. It runs during the core summer window from Memorial Day to Labor Day.
✓ Last confirmed for the 2025 season
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A Summerlin community park whose splash pad operates during the association's summer season. It is one of several water-play features Summerlin maintains alongside the county's pads.
✓ Last confirmed for the 2026 season
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The open-air Town Square shopping center south of the Strip runs a free splash pad in its children's park area during shopping hours. Families can combine water play with the adjacent playground, shops and restaurants.
✓ Last confirmed for the 2025 season
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Part of the Summerlin community association's park system in the Paseos village. The splash pad runs through the community's May-to-September water season.
✓ Last confirmed for the 2026 season
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The Trails village park in Summerlin includes a community-run splash pad open through the summer months. It sits within one of Summerlin's original village park complexes.
✓ Last confirmed for the 2026 season
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A Skye Canyon community park with an HOA-operated splash pad in the far northwest valley. It is one of three water-play spots within the Skye Canyon development.
✓ Last confirmed for the 2026 season
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A neighborhood splash pad in the Providence master-planned community in the northwest valley. It is maintained by the Providence HOA rather than a city parks department.
✓ Last confirmed for the 2026 season
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One of two Providence community splash pads in the northwest Las Vegas Valley. The HOA-run pad supplements the city and county splash pad systems nearby.
✓ Last confirmed for the 2026 season
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The main park in the Skye Canyon master-planned community includes a splash pad run by the community association. It anchors a park complex that also holds the community's events lawn and fitness facilities.
✓ Last confirmed for the 2026 season
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One of three splash pads inside the Skye Canyon master-planned community. The pad is maintained by the community association for the neighborhood's summer season.
✓ Last confirmed for the 2026 season
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