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Guide to Splash Pads in Rochester

By By Amanda Miller Publishers and Editors of Macaroni Kid of Rochester May 18, 2026

When summer temperatures rise, splash pads are one of the best ways to keep kids cool, active, and entertained around Rochester. Whether you’re planning a quick afternoon outing or a full day of family fun, the Greater Rochester area offers plenty of splash-worthy spots for little ones to run, spray, and play.

From neighborhood favorites to larger parks with nearby playgrounds, these family-friendly splash pads are perfect for making summer memories all season long.

What to Bring to Splash Pads

  • Sunscreen
  • Water bottles
  • Snacks(avoid peanuts to keep all kids safe)
  • Towels
  • Water shoes
  • Change of clothes
  • Water toys or cups
  • Folding chair for parents

Brockport

Sweden Town Park Splash Pad

4745 Redman Rd, Brockport
Pair your splash pad visit with the nearby playground for a full afternoon of fun.

East Rochester

Edmund Lyon Park

100 E Ivy Street, East Rochester
This pirate-themed splash pad features ships and cannons, making it a fun adventure for little buccaneers. Convenient parking is available nearby.

Greece

Wild Over Water Zone

3 Vince Tofany Blvd, Rochester
Safari-themed fun awaits at this enclosed splash pad. The nearby fenced Kids’ Canyon playground and Greece Public Library make this an ideal family destination.
Admission: Free for Greece residents; $5 for non-residents (cash only).

Henrietta

Henrietta Splash Bash

595 Calkins Rd, Rochester, NY 14623
A newer splash pad located next to Henrietta Memorial Park’s playground and close to the Henrietta Public Library.

Irondequoit

Camp Eastman Spray Park

21 Camp Eastman Way, Rochester, NY 14617

Mendon

Semmel Road Park Spray Park

141 Semmel Road, Honeoye Falls

North Chili

Union Station Park

25 Rock Island Rd, North Chili
Lily pad-themed splash features, plus a nearby playground and covered pavilion for easy family outings.

Rochester City Splash Pads

Carter Street Recreation Center

500 Carter Street, Rochester

Edgerton Recreation Center

41 Backus Street, Rochester

David F. Gantt Recreation Center

700 North Street, Rochester

Humboldt Recreation Center

1045 Atlantic Ave, Rochester

Ontario Beach Park

50 Beach Ave, Rochester (Charlotte)
This beautiful splash pad features lighthouse-themed fun and is close to the beach, carousel, playground, and restrooms.
Note: Opens in late June.

Roxie Ann Sinkler Recreation Center

75 Grover Street, Rochester

Thomas P. Ryan Recreation Center

530 Webster Ave, Rochester
Recently renovated with updated playground features.

Tyshaun Cauldwell Recreation Center for Hope / Campbell Street Recreation Center

524 Campbell Street, Rochester

Splash Pads for Ages 6 and Younger:

  • Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Park — 353 Court St
  • Fourth and Peck Street Park — 145 4th Street
  • Troup Street Park and Playground — 210-266 Troup Street

Spencerport

Ogden Splash Pad

1 Park Rd, Spencerport
Located at Pineway Ponds Park, this splash pad pairs perfectly with one of the area’s most popular playgrounds.

Webster

Webster First Responders Park

1350 Chiyoda Drive, Webster
Firetruck-themed splash pad with nearby playground, pavilions, and seasonal restrooms.

Ridgecrest Spray Park

985 Ebner Drive, Webster

Make the Most of Summer Fun

Rochester families have so many fantastic splash pad options to choose from this summer. Whether you’re exploring a new neighborhood park or revisiting an old favorite, these splash pads offer affordable, active fun for kids of all ages.

Be sure to check local park websites or town recreation pages for seasonal hours and opening dates before heading out. Happy splashing!