Splash Pads and Water Parks on the Treasure Coast
Escape the heat-here is a list of splash pads and water parks on the Treasure Coast. These water parks are located in Palm Beach County, St. Lucie County, Martin County, and Indian River County.
Published September 2023 | Updated June 2024
Splash pads are interactive water fountains for kids to splash and play in.
They are the perfect idea for hot days and, it’s free to use! One of the best things about splash pads, is that you don’t need to know how to swim, and parents don’t have to get wet.
Water activities near Port Saint Lucie
Pioneer Park Playground
Pioneer Park Playground at the Port District in Port Saint Lucie is now open as of June 15th 2024. The splash pad is located within the fenced in playground, and is open daily from 9a.m to dusk.
This park is located immediately south of the Port Saint Lucie Botanical Gardens. Between these two family things to do in Port Saint Lucie, you can spend the entire day here.
Bathrooms: Yes
Seating: Some benches in the playground and a lot of public seating outside of It
2454 SE Westmoreland Blvd.
Port St. Lucie, FL 34952
Fountains at Tradition
10597 SW Meeting St, Port St. Lucie, FL 34987
Open daily from 10a-10p
Tradition is a fun place to eat, play, and attend events.
Bathrooms: Yes
Seating: Yes, picnic tables with umbrellas
This splash pad is located in Tradition Square, which is surrounded by places to eat. You’ll have your pick from Pastaio- Italian; Taco Dive, and Luso Portuguese restaurants- as well as quicker bites, like Three natives, Kilwins Ice cream, and Tutti Frutti. This is also within a Publix shopping plaza, so you may want to bring a cooler and opt for some pub subs, chips and “fountain” drinks.
MIDFLORIDA Event Center (Civic Center)
9221 SE Event Center Place just west of Village Square
Monday through Saturday, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m
This is a very large and spacious splash pad!
Bathrooms: Yes
Seating: Yes, benches-no shade. If you’re spending a couple hours here, bring a portable umbrella, a cooler with plenty to drink and snacks, and sunscreen.
Ravenswood Pool
400 SW Ravenswood Lane
Port St. Lucie, FL 34983
Admission Rates:
Under 2: Free
Ages 2 – 54: $2.75
Senior (55+): $1.50
Lap and Fitness Swim (18+): $1.50
The Splash Pad is open during Open Swim
Off-season Open Swim Hours of Operation:
- Monday, Wednesday and Friday: Lap Swim from 6:30 to 8 a.m.
Friday: Open Swim from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m.
Saturday: Open Swim from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Sunday: Closed
Splash Pads in Jensen Beach
Indian Riverside Park
There’s a reason this one is on my Best Family Beaches in Florida Guide
1707 NE Indian River Drive
Jensen Beach, Florida, 34957
open 7 days a week from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., with the exception of daylight savings time (if applicable) from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., inclement weather, regularly scheduled fountain maintenance on Tuesdays as needed, or unless other unexpected maintenance issues arise.
This splash pad is located on the Indian river lagoon, right behind the Children’s Museum of the Treasure Coast. Make a day of it and visit the interactive exhibits at the museum, play in the sand, and utilize the fountains! This park also has shaded pavilions and big grassy fields for picnics, lawn games.
Bathrooms: Yes
Seating: Yes- some shaded
Water Parks in Stuart
Sailfish Splash
They have a dynamic schedule, so check their website, under “hours.” The park is only open on weekends during some months out of the year.
- Birthday parties
- 1000-foot lazy river
- Two four-story tall water slides including a 253 foot closed flume “Speed Slide.”
- Zero depth entry, 7,326-square foot interactive splash playground with jets, sprays, slides & 317 gallon “Dump Bucket”
- “Wiggly Waters” cargo net walk-across
- Shaded Picnic Area
- 700 lounge and deck chairs
- Private cabanas available for rent
- Gift Shop
- Competitive Lap Pool Area
- Free WiFi
Here, you can find more kid-friendly Things to do in Stuart Florida
Splash Pads in Vero Beach
McKee Botanical Gardens
350 US Highway 1
Vero Beach, FL 32962
Tuesday – Saturday:10.00am – 4.30pm
Sunday: Noon – 4.30pm
Must purchase admission ticket to the Gardens. Children under 2 years old are free.
Check out my post of More things to do in Vero Beach with kids.
There is an interactive Children’s Garden here. You’ll find a big ship wreck to crawl in and explore, climb and slide down. There’s also several other kids exhibits within this section of the Botanical Gardens.
Bathrooms: Yes
Seating: Yes + some shade
Royal Palm Pointe Fountains
2 Royal Palm Pointe
Vero Beach, FL 32960
We love hanging out in Vero Beach. It is such beautiful area and there are so many family things to do.
Fountain Hours:
During Indian River County Public School Year: Saturday/Sunday 10am-3pm
During Indian River County Public School Spring and Summer Breaks: Everyday from 9am-7pm EXCEPT for Tuesdays. (Closed Tuesdays for maintenance.)
Exploring downtown Vero Beach is a fun way to spend the day if you’re making your way over for the splash pad. If you go on a Saturday, you can catch the Oceanside Farmers Market, which you can read more about here
- Interactive, spraying fountain for children to run and play in
- River views
- Fishing dock
- Picnic tables (no shade) If you’re spending a couple hours here, bring a portable umbrella, a cooler with plenty to drink and snacks, and sunscreen.
- Restrooms
Water Activities in Palm Beach County
Rapids Water Park
The Rapids is huge! From a lazy river, to wave pool, to big slides and little slides, they the Rapids has it all. While a lot of fun, it’s very popular and busy with big parties, field trips, etc.
Lion Country Safari
I have an entire post on if Lion Country Safari is worth it or not. They do have a splash pad and water park there. The splash pad and water park and for kids of all ages.
Palm Beach Zoo
The Palm Beach Zoo has a splash pad which is great because the zoo can be brutally hot to walk through in the summer.
Here is a full list of Splash Parks, and Water Parks, in Palm Beach County
Rainy Day in the forecast? Check out these indoor playgrounds: 12 Indoor Play Spaces Treasure Coast
All of the schedules and hours are subject to change, so it’s always a good idea to check ahead of time! Don’t forget your sunscreen and stay hydrated out there!
That concludes this useful list of Splash Pads on the Treasure Coast: The Complete Guide to Water Parks
Check out my post on the Best kid-friendly beaches on the Treasure Coast!
