splash pad

The Dinosaur Place at Nature's Art Village in Montville, Connecticut offers so much more than your average activities for the dino-loving kiddos in your life.

The playground at Buzzards Bay opened last week, so why has the splash pad remained closed?

Summer is in full swing and the heat makes plenty of people think about getting a pool. But is there a better way to cool off right in your own backyard?

The children’s splash pad at the Buzzards Bay Park has been shut down following an incident Tuesday in which a child was injured, reportedly losing a toe.

No, we don't know when it will be up and running again.

It's getting hot out here. Cool off at a local splash pad this summer!

The splash pad at Father Travassos Park has been such a hit, more are coming to Fall River soon!

What do you do when your little one is too little to justify paying a big water park price?  You take them to the splash pad, of course!  It’s safer than the ocean and more fun than the pool. Best of all, we've got some great ones in our own backyard thanks in part to the New Bedford Parks, Recreation and Beaches Department!

What do you do when your little one is too little to justify paying a big water park price?  You take them to the splash pad, of course!  It’s safer than the ocean but more fun than the backyard pool.