Find One Near You!
Water parks, or splash pads, are quickly becoming the hottest places to stay cool in the St. George Area. In the past two years, St. George has been discovering more and more splash pads - flat areas with underground systems that spray and shoot water into the air and all around. The idea of the backyard sprinkler has evolved quite a bit, with streams of water shooting from different directions and fountains spraying at varying times and even from overhead objects. With the built in jets, parents won't worry about kids stubbing toes or tripping on hardware. With fun colors and cool designs in the St. George Area, it's easy to see why kids love these water parks all year round.
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St. George Town Square:
82 South Main St.
Located in downtown St. George on Main Street between St. George Boulevard and 100 South.
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Hidden Valley Park:
3505 S. Barcelona Drive.
Take Interstate 15 exit 4 at Bloomington and drive east on Brigham Road. Turn right on Hidden Valley Drive and left on Barcelona Drive.
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Pine View Park:
2050 S. Alveo Drive, in Washington Fields.
Take River Road to 1450 South to 3000 East. Go north on 3000 East a little less than a mile before a quick zig-zag onto Sandia Road to Coletero Drive and then to Alveo Drive.
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Sienna Hills Park:
500 N. Redstone Road.
Located in the Sienna Hills subdivision just off of Washington Parkway between I-15 and Telegraph Road in Washington.
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Green Spring Park:
1775 N. Green Spring Drive.
Located in Washington City, directly north of the Green Spring Golf Course off of Green Spring Drive.
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Archie H. Gubler Park:
2375 Rachel Drive.
Located near the intersection of Rachel Drive and Pioneer Parkway in Santa Clara.
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Washington City Aquatic Center
350 North Community Center Drive
Washington, Utah 84780
(435) 656-6360
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While the city park splash pads are free and will remain so, the Washington City Community Center and their Aquatic Center require a fee for use. For prices and hours CLICK HERE.
Next time, instead of going to the pool, have a fun family outing at a Splash Pad. The varying water patterns and jets hold the kids' attention longer, and with some parks, kids can run over to the playground, and then back to the splash pad and entertain themselves for hours. If only us parents had the same energy!
