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Oshawa splash pads: all city-listed locations and rules
Oshawa, Ontario, Canada
The city splash-pad page lists 13 locations, including Easton Park, which is closed for redevelopment. Splash pads are seasonal; the September 20 extension has already ended.
Key information
The city splash-pad page lists 13 locations, including Easton Park, which is closed for redevelopment. Splash pads are seasonal; the September 20 extension has already ended.
On this page
Complete list from the city splash-pad page
| Location | City accessibility label | Source status |
|---|---|---|
| Baker Park | Accessible splash pad | Seasonal; do not assume open in October |
| Cordova Valley Park | Accessible splash pad | Seasonal; do not assume open in October |
| Deer Valley Park | Accessible splash pad | Seasonal; do not assume open in October |
| Delpark Homes Centre | Accessible splash pad | Seasonal; do not assume open in October |
| Glen Stewart Park | Not labelled accessible on this page | Seasonal; do not assume open in October |
| Lakeview Park | Accessible splash pad | Seasonal; do not assume open in October |
| Lake Vista Park | Accessible splash pad | Seasonal; do not assume open in October |
| Pinecrest Park | Accessible splash pad | Seasonal; do not assume open in October |
| Mackenzie Park | Accessible splash pad | Seasonal; do not assume open in October |
| Northview Park | Not labelled accessible on this page | Seasonal; do not assume open in October |
| Rotary Park | Not labelled accessible on this page | Seasonal; do not assume open in October |
| Sandy Hawley Park | Accessible splash pad | Seasonal; do not assume open in October |
| Easton Park | Not labelled accessible on this page | Closed for redevelopment |
Sources: Splash Pads
Your visit at a glance
- Choose a city-listed site
Compare all 13 sites in the directory.
- Check seasonal opening
Published daily hours do not mean year-round operation.
- Supervise children
Follow posted rules and report damaged equipment.
Sources: Splash Pads
Season and daily hours
The city gives typical seasonal hours of 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. During heat warnings, pads can remain open until dusk. The page’s September 20 season extension is a past seasonal notice, not an October opening promise.
Check the current service disruption notice and the next season announcement before travelling. Easton Park is specifically marked closed for redevelopment.
Sources: Splash Pads
Supervision and splash-pad rules
Parents or guardians must supervise children at all times. Appropriate swim clothing is required; the city recommends swim diapers where needed and protective footwear such as water shoes.
Do not bring glass, food or drinks onto or immediately around the pad. Do not drink the water. Do not use the pad with open sores, a rash, nausea, vomiting or diarrhea. Polluting the water or surface and rough play are prohibited.
Sources: Splash Pads
Each city-listed splash pad
Baker Park
151 Baker Ct, Oshawa, Ontario, Canada
The city identifies this as an accessible splash pad. Typical summer operating hours are 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., subject to seasonal opening and disruptions.
- Source status
- Seasonal facility
- Accessibility label
- Accessible splash pad
Sources: Splash Pads · Oshawa official park land inventory
Cordova Valley Park
811 Glen St, Oshawa, Ontario, Canada
The city identifies this as an accessible splash pad. Typical summer operating hours are 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., subject to seasonal opening and disruptions.
- Source status
- Seasonal facility
- Accessibility label
- Accessible splash pad
Sources: Splash Pads · Oshawa official park land inventory
Deer Valley Park
870 Deer Valley Dr, Oshawa, Ontario, Canada
The city identifies this as an accessible splash pad. Typical summer operating hours are 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., subject to seasonal opening and disruptions.
- Source status
- Seasonal facility
- Accessibility label
- Accessible splash pad
Sources: Splash Pads · Oshawa official park land inventory
Delpark Homes Centre
1661 Harmony Rd. N., Oshawa, Ontario, Canada
The city identifies this as an accessible splash pad. Typical summer operating hours are 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., subject to seasonal opening and disruptions.
- Source status
- Seasonal facility
- Accessibility label
- Accessible splash pad
Sources: Splash Pads
Glen Stewart Park
201 Cabot St, Oshawa, Ontario, Canada
This splash pad is included in the city list; the page does not give it an accessibility label. Typical summer operating hours are 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., subject to seasonal opening and disruptions.
- Source status
- Seasonal facility
- Accessibility label
- Not stated on splash-pad page
Sources: Splash Pads · Oshawa official park land inventory
Lakeview Park
55 Lakeview Park Ave, Oshawa, Ontario, Canada
The city identifies this as an accessible splash pad. Typical summer operating hours are 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., subject to seasonal opening and disruptions.
- Source status
- Seasonal facility
- Accessibility label
- Accessible splash pad
Sources: Splash Pads · Oshawa official park land inventory
Lake Vista Park
450 Emerald Ave, Oshawa, Ontario, Canada
The city identifies this as an accessible splash pad. Typical summer operating hours are 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., subject to seasonal opening and disruptions.
- Source status
- Seasonal facility
- Accessibility label
- Accessible splash pad
Sources: Splash Pads · Oshawa official park land inventory
Pinecrest Park
1350 Beatrice St E, Oshawa, Ontario, Canada
The city identifies this as an accessible splash pad. Typical summer operating hours are 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., subject to seasonal opening and disruptions.
- Source status
- Seasonal facility
- Accessibility label
- Accessible splash pad
Sources: Splash Pads · Oshawa official park land inventory
Mackenzie Park
1234 Athabasca St, Oshawa, Ontario, Canada
The city identifies this as an accessible splash pad. Typical summer operating hours are 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., subject to seasonal opening and disruptions.
- Source status
- Seasonal facility
- Accessibility label
- Accessible splash pad
Sources: Splash Pads · Oshawa official park land inventory
Northview Park
1196 Ritson Rd N, Oshawa, Ontario, Canada
This splash pad is included in the city list; the page does not give it an accessibility label. Typical summer operating hours are 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., subject to seasonal opening and disruptions.
- Source status
- Seasonal facility
- Accessibility label
- Not stated on splash-pad page
Sources: Splash Pads · Oshawa official park land inventory
Rotary Park
254 Centre St S, Oshawa, Ontario, Canada
This splash pad is included in the city list; the page does not give it an accessibility label. Typical summer operating hours are 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., subject to seasonal opening and disruptions.
- Source status
- Seasonal facility
- Accessibility label
- Not stated on splash-pad page
Sources: Splash Pads · Oshawa official park land inventory
Sandy Hawley Park
2500 Kentucky Derby Way, Oshawa, Ontario, Canada
The city identifies this as an accessible splash pad. Typical summer operating hours are 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., subject to seasonal opening and disruptions.
- Source status
- Seasonal facility
- Accessibility label
- Accessible splash pad
Sources: Splash Pads · Oshawa official park land inventory
Easton Park
900 Adelaide Ave E, Oshawa, Ontario, Canada
Listed by the city but closed for redevelopment. Do not plan a splash-pad visit until the city confirms reopening.
- Source status
- Closed for redevelopment
- Accessibility label
- Not stated on splash-pad page
Sources: Splash Pads · Oshawa official park land inventory
Sources: Splash Pads
Questions and answers
How many splash-pad locations are listed?
Thirteen names appear on the city page, including Easton Park, which is closed for redevelopment.
Source: Splash Pads
Are pads open in October?
The page describes a season extension only until September 20. Do not interpret it as an October opening.
Source: Splash Pads
What are typical summer hours?
10 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily during the operating season.
Source: Splash Pads
What changes during a heat warning?
During seasonal operation, the city can keep splash pads open until dusk.
Source: Splash Pads
Does a lifeguard supervise children?
The splash-pad rules put supervision on the parent or guardian at all times. Do not treat it as supervised childcare.
Source: Splash Pads
Can we eat beside the spray area?
Food, drinks and glass are prohibited on and in the immediate area around the splash pad.
Source: Splash Pads
Should children wear water shoes?
The city recommends protective footwear such as water shoes or sandals.
Source: Splash Pads
Can children drink the splash-pad water?
No. The city specifically prohibits drinking it.
Source: Splash Pads
Which listed site is closed for redevelopment?
Easton Park. Its listing should not be read as an open facility.
Source: Splash Pads
Does every listing confirm accessibility?
No. Nine are labelled accessible on the source page. The other four have no accessibility label there; that is not a complete access audit.
Source: Splash Pads