Seattle's original spray park is the perpetually packed International Fountain at the Seattle Center. But over the last decade, more and more neighborhood options have sprouted up all over the region. Seattle Parks and Rec is operating 10 spray parks this summer beginning Memorial Day weekend. Check out the official list below.
When you go, bring a change of clothes, towels, sandals with non-slippery soles for the kids, snacks and a book for yourself – it's usually hard to pull the kids away.
Daily Water Sprayparks (all are open from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. unless otherwise noted):
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Ballard Commons, 5701 22nd Ave. NW
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Beacon Mountain at Jefferson Park, 3901 Beacon Ave. S
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John C. Little, 6961 37th Ave. S
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Lower Judkins, 2150 S Norman St.
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Georgetown Playfield, 750 S Homer St.
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Highland Park, 1100 SW Cloverdale
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Lake Union Park, 860 Terry Ave. N
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Miller Community Center, 330 19th Ave. E (Miller will open at a later start time May 23-June 21, call the wading pool hotline for the best information 206-684-7796)
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Northacres Park, 12800 1st Ave. NE
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Pratt Park, 1800 S Main St.
Live on the Eastside? Check out these awesome splash pad picks:
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Crossroads Park, 999 164th Ave. NE, Bellevue
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Grass Lawn Park, 7031 148 Ave N.E., Redmond
Sprayparks are open May 23-Sept 7. Check online for complete details.
