Splash Pad at Williams Park Open for the Summer

The splash pad at Williams Park reopened at the end of May, following extensive renovations

Originally built in 2015, the 10-year-old facility underwent significant improvements, including expanded play areas, additional water features, and upgraded drainage. The underground water lines have also been enhanced to improve functionality. To provide more comfort for visitors, new picnic tables with umbrellas have been added, offering extra shade for supervising adults, while shade sails remain throughout the play space.

A young girl smiles while playing at a splash pad, holding onto a water spray feature. The pad is bright and sunny with water jets in the background.

The splash pad, located at the back of Williams Park at 940 S. Locust Ln., is open daily from
10 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. through September 1, 2025. It is closed on Tuesdays for maintenance until 3:30 p.m. and may close at any time due to maintenance or severe weather. The temperature must be at least 72 degrees for the splash pad to operate.

The aquatic play facility provides fun for the whole family with interactive spray and play features. This zero-depth splash pad offers a variety of water sensations, including flowing, misting, and jetting. With over 30 features spread across three distinct play areas, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Families can come together in the shared bay, which now features a thrilling 21-foot-tall tipping bucket that pours 40 gallons of water every 5-6 minutes.

A child enjoys the splash pad at Williams Park, surrounded by spraying water features and colorful structures, under a sunny sky.

Each sequence lasts 15 minutes before the activator needs to be pushed again. The splash pad uses a 3,000-gallon recirculation tank for water treatment. UV and chemical treatments keep the water as clean and safe as possible.

Looking ahead, the adjacent playground will be resurfaced with a rubber pour-in-place surface, creating a safer and more comfortable transition for kids as they move between the playground and splash pad.

The facility is free to use.

Author

  • Shelby Abner is the Community Relations Senior Manager for the Town of Brownsburg. Raised in Hendricks County, Shelby and her husband have called Brownsburg home since 2016. With her camera in hand, you’ll often find her exploring the town, supporting local small businesses, and spending quality time with her family at the parks. Shelby takes pride in the growth that Brownsburg has experienced over the years and appreciates the wonderful amenities and assets that the community has to offer, including special events, diverse dining options, and unique shopping experiences.

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