Explore Splash Pads in Idaho

Discover Idaho splash pads and family-friendly parks across Idaho with playgrounds, picnic areas, sports fields, walking paths, ponds, river access, and plenty of space to relax, play, and explore.

Splash pad at Julius M. Kleiner Memorial Park in Meridian, Idaho, featuring ground spray fountains, walking paths, and mature shade trees.

Cool Off and Play

Idaho splash pads are an easy way to add some water fun to a hot day without committing to a full pool or water park visit.

Some are simple neighborhood spray areas, while others include larger interactive water features, nearby playgrounds, picnic areas, restrooms, shade, or other park amenities.

Many splash pads are free to use, making them a practical option for an inexpensive family outing. Because most operate seasonally and hours can change, check the individual listing for available details before making a longer trip.


Colorful playground towers with blue slides at Ann Morrison Park



Ann Morrison Park





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Ann Morrison Park offers 153 acres of outdoor recreation along the Boise River, with space for family play, sports, and riverside outings. Admission Varies Hours Sunrise to sunset; lighted ballfields until 11 p.m. Parking Free on-site parking; no overnight parking Restrooms Yes Access Accessible Setting Outdoor · All Ages · Year-Round Food available Nearby 🌳 Amenities & Features 💦 Spray Read more...





Borah Park





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Borah Park is a 13-acre community park on the Boise Bench. The 2026 pool and splash-pad seasons have ended. Admission Seasonal splash pad is free; pool admission and shelter reservations are separate Hours Park: sunrise–sunset. Splash-pad season ended at Labor Day; Borah Pool closed September 4, 2026 Parking On-site parking Restrooms Park restrooms; portable restrooms are provided in winter Access Read more...





Comba Park





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Comba Park in west Boise combines playground time with gardens and the Boise Urban Garden School. The seasonal splash pad has finished its normal 2026 season. Admission Splash-pad use is free; registered programs may cost extra Hours Sunrise–sunset Parking On-site parking Restrooms Current availability is not documented Access Specific accessible facilities are not confirmed Setting Outdoor 🌳 Amenities & Features Read more...


Blue slides beneath playground towers at Crestview Park



Crestview Park





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Crestview Park in Fruitland combines a playground, seasonal splash pad and covered picnic area for neighborhood outings. Admission Free general admission; reserved uses may cost extra Hours Park hours and splash-pad operating dates need city confirmation Parking Off-street parking Restrooms Listed by the city Access Specific accessible facilities are not confirmed Setting Outdoor 🌳 Amenities & Features 🛝 Playground 💦 Read more...


Colorful playground with climbing structures and shade roofs at Discovery Park



Discovery Park





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Discovery Park is a 64-acre Meridian recreation park with playgrounds, sports courts, riding areas and seasonal water play. Admission Unreserved shelters are free; court, field and shelter reservations have separate fees Hours 30 minutes before sunrise to 30 minutes after sunset, with designated sports-facility exceptions Parking On-site parking Restrooms Open year-round; doors lock automatically at park closing Access Bonded-rubber playground Read more...





First Federal Bank Park





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First Federal Bank Park at Twin Falls’ Sunway Soccer Complex combines inclusive playground equipment, a splash pad and shaded picnic space. Admission Free general admission; reserved uses may cost extra Hours Park open year-round; check posted daily and splash-pad hours Parking Sunway Soccer Complex parking Restrooms Confirm current complex restroom service Access City identifies an all-inclusive playground; individual facilities vary Read more...

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