LaSalle Wading Pool & Splash Park
Cool off & play together!
At a Glance
Best Ages
Toddlers to Age 12
Cost
Varies
Time Needed
2-4 hours
Indoor/Outdoor
Outdoor
Weather Fit
Hot Sunny
Stroller Access
Good Access
Washrooms
Available Nearby
Food
Picnic Area
Parking
On-Site Lot
Booking
Optional Reservation
Parent Effort
Low-Moderate
Perfect for little splashers, this sunny oasis in Burlington offers safe, shady fun under the summer sky - no passes needed.
About This Place
LaSalle Wading Pool & Splash Park is a seasonal outdoor water play area in Burlington, Ontario, designed for young children and families. It features shallow wading pools and interactive splash pads where kids can cool off safely during summer months. Opened annually in the summer, it's a free, family-friendly attraction ideal for toddlers and under-12s looking to enjoy water play in a safe, supervised environment.
Splash & Giggle
Kids splash, parents relax.
Cool & Comfy
Sun-safe seating with shade.
Smooth & Simple
Easy access for strollers & bags.
Good to Know Before You Go
- Age Range
- Best for children up to age 12, especially toddlers and younger kids
- Entry Fee
- Free of charge
- Supervision
- Parental supervision is required; no lifeguards on duty
- Facilities
- Picnic areas, benches, and shaded seating available nearby
- Features
- Interactive splash pads, spray jets, water fountains, and shallow wading pools
- Seasonality
- Typically open seasonally from late June through August
Kid Fit by Age
The water is too deep and the spray jets may pose a risk for babies who cannot swim or stand steadily.
Shallow wading pools and gentle spray features are ideal for toddlers, offering safe, supervised water play.
Interactive splash pads with low-height sprayers and shallow water areas are perfect for preschoolers to explore and enjoy.
The variety of spray jets and water features appeal to elementary-age children, encouraging active, imaginative play.
While the park is enjoyable for tweens, some may find it less stimulating compared to more elaborate water parks or adventure playgrounds.
Teens might visit for socializing or cooling off but generally prefer more advanced recreational facilities.
Insider Tips
Arrive early to secure parking
Bring a small towel for sitting on benches
Use the picnic area to avoid sun exposure
Check local website for seasonal updates
- •Supervise children at all times
- •Watch for slippery surfaces
- •Check water depth before use
- •Step-free access to pool area
- •Sensory-friendly spray patterns
- •Baby change available nearby
schedule Best Time to Visit
Visit mid-week mornings for the quietest experience.
shopping_bag What to Bring
- check_boxSwimsuits and towels
- check_boxSun protection
- check_boxSnacks and water
- check_boxSandals or water shoes
- check_boxPlastic bag for wet clothes
Location
Make it a half-day
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Last checked: 2026