Looking for ways to beat the heat in the final days of summer break? Here's where to find splash pads in Fort Collins, Wellington and Timnath.

While Clark County no longer boasts any outdoor public pools, splash pads have become an increasingly popular and cost-effective substitute for kids to cool down in the summer.

As WNY prepares for potentially record-breaking temperatures, families who rely on public splash pads to beat the heat are worried about recent vandalism threatening these vital community resources.

BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — With heat indices reaching to the upper 90s on Thursday, Buffalo officials are encouraging residents to stay safe and cool. The following splash pads will be open for e… ...

The children and parents in Willmar and surrounding areas will be pleased to learn that the Rice Park splash pad is fixed and operational just in time for the dog days of summer.

After a series of delays, the Peoria Parks District opened a new splash pad at Lakeview Park July 22, complete with plenty of shade.

While taking the kids to a splash pad is one way to beat the heat, Upstate parks and recreation leaders want parents to be mindful of potential safety risks involving the water. READ MORE: <a href ...

The new splash pad that was originally planned to be built in the area Doric Park in Cranston will not be opening this summer.

The splash pad at McDade Park reopened Sunday morning following repairs, county officials announced on the park’s Facebook page. The splash pad will be open seven days a week from 11 a.m. to … ...

The dog days of summer are here in the Mid-South, thanks to "feels-like" temperatures reaching triple digits. But some folks don't have a place to cool off because multiple splash pads across the ...

Lackawanna County Splash pad closed due to lightning strike in Lackawanna County A lightning strike damaged the splash pad at Lackawanna State Park. To stream WNEP on your phone, you need the WNEP ...

CLYDE, Texas — The Clyde splash pad has been out of commission for a long time now, and one of the City Councilmen said that he is going to put $10,000 of his own money into getting this place ...