Splash Pads
COVID-19 Update: Several splash pads are now open across the City. Details
Enjoy a family outing and cool down with the kids - the City has 9 splash pads located at neighbourhood parks. Splash pads are usually open 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. with hours extended until dusk during a heat event. To learn more about ways to stay cool during a heat event, please visit Cooling Centres. Splash pads are closed for the season on Tuesday, September 7, 2021.
City staff will monitor activity on a rotating basis at splash pads and will clean and disinfect the splash pads during each visit. Please respect posted signage indicating capacity and physical distancing.
Notice: Currently the following splash pads are open and available for community members to use while following government orders, health authority guidelines and adhering to the posted signage:
- Baker Park
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Delpark Homes Centre
- Easton Park
- Glen Stewart Park
- Lakeview Park (open 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. up to and including August 2, 2021)
- Lake Vista Park
- Mackenzie Park
- Northview Park
- Rotary Park
Search for splash pad locations and information here!
Remember these sun safety tips!
| Cover up |
| Shirts, hats, shorts and pants hide your skin from the sun's rays. |
| Get shady |
| If you can't find a shady area, make your own. Bring a sun umbrella or canopy for outdoor trips. Carry a small rain umbrella for walking. Always keep infants in the shade - their skin is more prone to sun damage. |
| Avoid peak hours |
| Plan outings before 11:00 a.m. or after 4:00 p.m. when the sun is less likely to burn. |
| Protect your eyes |
| Sunglasses with both U.V.A. and U.V.B. filters help protect your eyes from harmful radiation that can cause cataracts. |
| Read the label |
| Make sure your sunscreen provides wide range protection, including both U.V.A. and U.V.B. Pick a product based on your own skin, time planned outside, shade and cloud cover. Stick to S.P.F. 15-50+ and reapply often. |
| Stay informed |
| During a heat wave, everyone is at risk. Extreme heat can be particularly dangerous for children, the elderly or people who are ill. In Ontario during the summer months, there is the added threat of poor air quality. On days when the temperature reaches 30 degrees Celsius or above at 4:00 p.m. or when heat alerts are issued, the City may extend its outdoor pool and splash pad hours and lifeguard supervision at Lakeview Park beach. Stay up-to-date on these notifications with News & Alerts. |
Learn more about how to prepare yourself and your family for extreme heat. Receive updates and alerts regarding facilities and recreation programs.