Splash Pads are one of the best ways to cool off in the summer because they are free. Our boys love splashing at any splash pad, and we have found a lot of fun ones in the Salt Lake area. We are growing this list, so if we missed a favorite, please let us know by sending us an email or leaving a comment (info@utahsadventurefamily.com). Use this list of splash pads in Salt Lake County to help you plan a summer fun, and cool, summer! Click on any of the links for more info on each splash pad. We updated this list to reflect the Splash Pads in Salt Lake County that are adapting their schedules for drought conditions.
Mountview Park
1651 Fort Union Blvd, Cottonwood Heights
Open Saturdays & Sundays and Holidays 10 AM – 7 PM
Other Splash Pad Ideas
We haven’t been to visit these splash pads, but maybe they are close to you!
Western Springs Splash Pad: Riverton (closed Tuesdays and Thursdays) 10 am – 8 pm other days
Old Farm Splash Park: Riverton (closed Tuesdays and Thursdays) 10 am – 8 pm other days
Riverton Park: Riverton (closed Tuesdays and Thursdays) 10 am – 8 pm other days
Founders Park: Daybreak open 10-8 M-S, and 11-6 on Sundays
Oquirrh Shadows Park: South Jordan (10 AM – 8 PM daily)
Vintage Park: Bluffdale
Valley Fair Mall: West Valley City
Willow Pond Park: Murray
Millcreek Common: Millcreek
Favorites
Our top 5 favorite splash pads on this list are listed below. They are big and have lots of sprayers and things going on. These are the splash pads we recommend to everyone:
- Wardle Fields Regional Park
- Magna Regional Park
- Sandy Splash Pad
- Draper Splash Pad
- Heritage Park
- BONUS: Legacy Park in North Salt Lake. This one is technically out of Salt Lake County, but it’s close to SLC and it has a super fun splash pad and park.
