Opening in summer 2024, Jessica’s Splash Pad at Bosco Fields Park in Novi is a tribute to former FOX 2 Meteorologist Jessica Starr-Rose. This 4,500-square-foot splash pad, driven by the Starr-Rose family and Novi Parks Foundation, aims to bring joy to families and raise mental health awareness. Enjoy free, fun-filled days from Memorial Day to Labor Day.
Red Oaks Waterpark opens June 8, offering a summer packed with fun attractions like triple-flume waterslides, splash pads, and river rides. Check out the hours, ticket prices, and plan your visit for a family-friendly adventure!
Discover refreshing fun this summer with the wide array of free splash pads across Southeast Michigan. Perfect for cooling off on hot days, these splash pads offer an excellent, cost-effective way to enjoy the outdoors and keep the kids entertained.
The Elliott Tower Fountain is FREE. It is a series of pop-jets that are programmed in a variety of patterns. This creates a fun as well as an exciting splash pad for children to cool off during the summer months.
Normandy Oaks Park and Splash Pad offers 40 acres of summer fun. Featuring a large playground, nature area, trails, turf soccer fields, pavilions, restrooms and more.
Hemlock Park in Dearborn hosts a splash pad, playgrounds, sports fields, sledding hill, shelter area, and a walking track.
Morningside Splash Pad in Dearborn offers free water features, picnic areas, and more from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily.
Cool off at the Whitmore-Bolles Splash Pad in Dearborn, open daily from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. With spray features for kids of all ages, picnic areas, and free admission, it’s a perfect spot for summer fun. Children under 10 must be supervised by someone age 16 or older. Visit 21854 Notre Dame St, Dearborn, MI 48124.
Enjoy summer at Crowley Park’s splash pad in Dearborn. Open daily, free for families, and packed with fun amenities. Perfect for a full day of outdoor activities!
Find out who is open for 2024: over 50 splash pad, outdoor water parks, pools and spray park locations in Metro Detroit.
