Cedar Rapids Area Splash Pads

Available May 23 through September 1, 2026. The spray features are activated when a hand is run across the sensor on the fire hydrant or the button is pressed to activate the water. If we experience unusually warm weather, splash pads may be open additional days in September.


Splash Pads in Cedar Rapids:

  • Cedar Valley Park, 2250 Blakely Boulevard S.E.
  • Cleveland Park, 1600 8th Avenue S.W.
  • Daniels Park, 940 Oakland Road N.E.
  • Greene Square, 400 4th Avenue S.E.
  • Hayes Park, 1924 D Street S.W.
  • Hidder Park, 10th Street and 14th Avenue S.E.
  • Jacolyn Park, Jacolyn Drive and Gordon Avenue N.W.
  • Noelridge Park, 4900 Council Street N.E.
  • Redmond Park, 3rd Avenue and 16th Street S.E.
  • Time Check Park, 5th Street and J Avenue N.W.
  • Twin Pines Park, 3500 42nd Street N
Water sprays out of colorful features on a splash pad in Cedar Rapids with young children running about.

Splash Pads in Marion:

Open Memorial Day - Labor Day.

  • Thomas Park, 343 Marion Blvd, Marion, IA 52302
  • Willowood Park Splash Pad, 1855 35th Street, Marion IA 52302
  • Gill Park, 3450 Hawthorne St, Marion, IA 52302
From left to right: A young girl tilts her head to the side under a blue flower feature that sprays water over her, a toddler fills a clear cup with water on a blue splash pad, and two girls walk under a semi-circle in Cedar Rapids.

Splash Pads in Hiawatha:

Tucker Park, 101 B Ave, Hiawatha, IA 52233

Guthridge Park, 704 Emmons St, Hiawatha, IA 52233

A little boy sits on his bottom, wearing orange swim shorts, as water sprays up at a splash pad in Cedar Rapids.

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