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Hamilton parks with a splash pad
69 parks in Hamilton have a splash pad, according to the City of Hamilton's open data checked October 8, 2026.
Splash pad: the parks, by class
Neighbourhood
- Alexander Park
- Allison Neighbourhood Park
- Andrew Warburton Memorial Park
- Belview Park
- Berrisfield Park
- Bruce Park
- Carter Park
- Central Park
- Durand Park
- Eastmount
- Eleanor Park
- Elmar Park
- Fairfield Park
- Father Sean O'Sullivan Memorial Park
- Gilkson Park
- Glendale Park
- Gourley Park
- Hampton Park
- Henry & Beatrice Warden Park
- Highview Park
- J.C. Beemer Park
- Jerome Neighbourhood Park
- Kennedy East Park
- Lisgar Park
- Montgomery Park
- Mount Lion's Club Park
- Mountview Park
- Myrtle Park
- North Central Community Park
- Powell Park
- Riverdale East Park (oaklands)
- Roxborough Park
- Rushdale Park
- Shawinigan Park
- St. Christopher's Park
- Templemead Park
- Trenholme Park
- Veevers Park
- Waterford Park
- Woodland Park
- Woodward Park
Parkette
Community
- Beasley Park
- Billy Sherring Park
- Broughton Park East
- Buchanan Park
- Churchill Park
- Eastwood Park
- Fairgrounds Community Park
- Green Acres Park
- Hamilton Amateur Athletic Assoc.
- Huntington Park/Recreation Centre
- Lawfield Park
- Macassa Park
- Maplewood Park
- Mount Hope Park
- Sam Manson Park
- Victoria Park
- Village Green Park
- Waterdown Memorial Park
- William McCulloch Park
- William Schwenger Park
- Winona Park
City Wide
How this list is made
A park is counted when the City of Hamilton’s licensed open data records a splash pad there: a point of that kind inside the park’s outline, or the park’s own record saying so. A park is listed once however many it has; the park’s page shows the detail.
The list is only as complete as the city’s open data. A park missing from it may still have a splash pad; check the city’s parks pages before setting out.
Sources
City of Hamilton
Parks (open data layer)City of Hamilton
Spray Pads (open data layer)City of Hamilton
Park Sports Fields (open data layer)City of Hamilton
Park Washrooms (open data layer)