Oak Park Splash Pad

Didn’t realize they turn off the water for filtering from 2:30 — 3:30. We arrived at 2:15 and the water was already turned off, because there are no signs posted that they turn off for an hour we called the number posted. After waiting 1 ½ hours we called back and they said they would send someone right away but they never showed. Big problem with bees as well. It would be helpful to have a sign posted about the closures or a Facebook page with updates. We were pretty disappointed especially since we drove from 45 min away.

Took my kids here last summer and they had a great time, however, there were bees everywhere near the grass and two children got stung in the hour we were there. Fast forward to this year, same issue with bees only this time both my kids and two other kids got stung as well. There is no way the Parks and Recs Dept can not know about this bee problem and yet nothing is being done. Will not be going back, not worth my little ones getting hurt.

I brought my six year old niece here on Friday. The small water park is located inside the Oak Park Community Center. It is such a cool asset to the park and it is so much fun and safe for all kids.
If you have small children I highly recommend this awesome park.

I can not express how much I love this place ! I am so glad we live close enough to go there hot summer afternoons. The city keeps it clean and nice and the water futures and games are heaven for kids !

I live near the park and enjoy walking the trails and exploring the area with my 5 year old. The splash pad is nice when is working. I must say that the playground structures must be replaced. Perhaps the parks and recreation department is looking into replacing it? I don’t know but the park would be visited by more families if the playground was in better condition.

Free water park? Sort of. It’s perfect for little kids, no slides or pools for big kids… but it is a free, public park! Bring your swim suit, even if you’re not planning to play on the splash pad… you may still get soaked somehow by crazy kids haha
It’ll be sad to see this go IF it gets shut down because of the CA drought. Luckily there has been some much welcome rain recently (in July???).
I just wish this place was closer to me but it was worth the drive to check it out. Fun how the whole splashpad was on. It seems to rotate in a cycle of which particular faucets and fountains were active.
Lots of grassy hills, trails, and a large shaded picnic table area which supposedly can be reserved.

Checked this place out today, its fantastic. Great for small kids and it’s free!

It’s a nice park but there are hardly any water. The kids basically have to sit on the ground or squad to get wet. Those supposedly water fountain that comes down was never turn on. Pretty disappointed I will say.

Love love love this place!!! So glad we live nearby. Great place for birthday party, and picnic. Love coming here in the Summer for kids to play and cool down. The bathroom can use some cleanup but other than that it’s great!

Great splash park! Had a lot of fun with the kiddos! There’s a covered pavilion where we ate our picnic lunch. Also have two playground areas. The one on top of the hill nearest to the splash pad is better than the one at the bottom.

its great for kids but It could be bigger.

This is a really cool park, and the splash pad is a big hit with the kids. A couple of times, it wasn’t working, but the rest of the time there are plenty of children having the time of their lives… and it usually gets them tired enough to take a nap afterwards.

Way fun. Agoura bible fellowship meets here Tuesdays at 10. Come on over!!! Kids 18 months to ten years will find something to play with here.

We really enjoy the Splash Pad… when it’s working. 2/​3rds of the times we’ve treked out there, it hasn’t been working. Which is a HUGE disappointment for little kids already wearing thei bathing suits. They need to post a number to call if it isn’t working during the hours it should be.

I had my sons first birthday party here and kids of all ages… even the adults seemed to enjoy themselves. The pavilions are big enough to accommodate large parties (we had 50 or so). Book in advance because as this place becomes more popular the harder it will get to reserve. Large grass area. Space to have a moon bounce if you reserve Pavilion B. Bathroom facilities are clean and close by. Doesn’t get any better than this when it comes to parks!

It’s a free water park! It’s great! DON’T LET YOUR KIDS DRINK THE WATER! It’s recycled. The dog park is on the opposite side of the park, across the creek, and up the gravel road.

I am constantly looking for ways to entertain my kids. And what kid doesn’t enjoy getting wet?
This is a must if you are looking for quick fun and want to keep your little ones busy and cool. You’ll manage to get their energy out and you won’t even spend a dime! The entire park is very nice and clean. The splash pad in particular gets pretty busy during summer even on weekdays and it’s mainly kids between 1 – 7 years old. The water is recycled, so I would highly recommend bringing toddlers in swim diapers and whatever you do, don’t let your toddler drink the water!
Grassy area all around. Would be great for a picnic, changing diapers, or even having the kids run around before or after getting wet. The playground is just OK … not too big of a fan. It has a metal slide. Really? Metal slide baking in the summer? Would definitely recommend making a trip to Oak Park for this cute splash pad (and not the playground). A must during summer!

I love this place– best park in the entire area too. The kids love it and it is FREE. I would love to run through this thing and play as well but it’s surrounded by toddlers and little ones. It’s clean but recycled water and I always have a gagging reflex when I see someones kid drinking that water pouring out and signs are posted everywhere too that’s it’s recycled. Blah… kids with diapers are in there… don’t let your kid drink that water… ugh. Adjacent to this is a park/​play area so when they are cold or tired of the water they can go back and forth from play area to the water area. Great place to host a birthday party with the only exception that it probably gets crowded on the weekends. I love that you can take a little hike in the back of this thing and get to the Duck Pond too.
I think the teenagers would enjoy it too I“m not sure how late they keep this open but the late hours would be the only benefit for the older kids as the little kids take over during the day.

Very nice park. Clean & huge. baby friendly. Nice way to cool down the little ones without having the huge crowds of a theme park. It’s totally free.

This place is awesome!!! If you’re looking for a fun and FREE day to cool down your kid (s), this is absolutely the place to go! Take a picnic basket/​blanket, maybe some toys, and bring a swimsuit for your little one (s). I wear shorts and a tank because it’s really the kids that get wet.
It’s a bunch of fountains (recycled water) that the kids get to run through… make sure to check out their website. It is SO worth the drive to Oak Park. YOU WON’T REGRET IT!