Evansville plans splash pad at Tepe Park this summer

Several new splash pads are set to open in the U.S. this summer, enhancing community parks and recreational opportunities. In Evansville, Indiana, a splash pad at Tepe Park is part of a broader $24 million parks improvement initiative, with work expected to begin this spring and equipment arriving in June. Mayor Stephanie Terry emphasized the project’s role in revitalizing neighborhoods and providing families with safe, enjoyable spaces. Meanwhile, in Oxford, a new splash park and mini-wheels track have opened at Hinksey Park, funded by a £330,000 investment to provide a free leisure facility that features interactive water play for families. In West Wales, plans for a new indoor and outdoor water park at Moody Cow Farm are underway, promising thrilling attractions and a variety of water-based activities for visitors year-round. These developments reflect a growing trend toward enhancing community recreational spaces for families and children.