Pelham Splash Pad

It's free! I like their splash pad. Well, my child likes it. And they have a nice playground. When it's hot, I definitely recommended to visit Splash Pad, and then it's not so hot to play at the playground. I wish Alabaster or Calera had a splash pad like that. They are closed on Monday for maintenance.

I visited the Pelham Splash Pad today, driving all the way from McCalla, only to find that my kid couldn’t use it because there were more than 40 kids crowded on the playground in the heat with no access to the splash pad. What’s really frustrating is that while the sign clearly says no dogs allowed, it seems like only the dogs are able to enjoy the water. Meanwhile, the kids are left sweating. Very disappointing, especially after making the long trip. Definitely not the family-friendly experience we were expecting.

Price: Free Bathrooms: Two family bathrooms Is it fenced in: splash pad portion is Shade/seating for parents: Yes, both at splash pad and the playground area. My kids had a blast here. The playground was close enough that my kids could easily go between the splash pad and playground without me needing to move where I sat every time.

This family centered Splash Pad is great! It has 2 family bathrooms, seating, and a sturdy fence. The best thing is the accessibility for special needs children and adults. Swim diapers are required but as a mom and teacher of individuals with Autism this is a wonderful resource in the community.

Obviously new park. A welcome pitstop on our way through. Impressive setup. Play areas for all ages. Splash pad in season. Public bathrooms.