Author: Jacob

Indianapolis has the best splash pads and spray parks! We also probably more splash pads than any city I’ve ever visited. A splash park is typically a concrete pad with motion activated sensors that release streams of water, fountains and mists for kids to “walk” through. Sometimes they are referred to as sprinkler parks. Throughout the day you’ll hear squeals of delight and surprise as the patterns shift and soak unsuspecting children (and adults). Indianapolis area sprinkler parks are unmonitored and without a lifeguard at all times so please be sure to watch over your own kids. Indianapolis Splash Pads and Sprinkler Parks Andrew Ramsey Park 310 W. 42nd Street, Indianapolis A concrete slab with fun water features. Full sun, close to the bathrooms and near a shaded pavilion. Arsenal Park 400 E. 46th Street, Indianapolis Centennial & Groff Park 2300 Centennial, Indianapolis Bowman Park 3600 Auburn Road, Indianapolis Bertha Ross Park 3700 N. Clifton Ave, Indianapolis Carson Park 5400 South High School Road, Indianapolis Christian Park 4200 English Avenue, Indianapolis Clayton & LaSalle Park 401 S. LaSalle Street, Indianapolis Dan Wakefield Park 6051 N. Broadway St, Indianapolis Grassy Creek Park 10510 E. 30th Street, Indianapolis Haughville Park 500 N. Belleview Place, Indianapolis Jack Greene Park 1700 Franklin Road, Indianapolis Municipal Gardens Park 1831 Lafayette Road, Indianapolis Riverwood Park 7201 Crittenden Avenue, Indianapolis Stout Field Park 3820 W Bradbury Ave, Indianapolis Learn more about...

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