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This Ballarat splash park includes water features that are loosely garden themed, such as a sprinkling leaf, a squirting ladybird and a butterfly shower. It is concrete under
foot, so bring the band-aids and if you can, avoid windy days for your visit here…
This water play area south of the Ballarat city centre includes colourful spray hoops, tipping buckets and various sprinklers in a suburban park. It has a fence to stop runaways
and is slightly more sheltered from the wind, but just as entertaining as Midlands…
Quite a large splash park with a variety of fountains, sprinklers, water cannons and a tipping bucket, with an adjoining dry (sic) playground
and a couple of rockclimbing structures. The local aquatic centre is located next door if you want the full range of water play experiences on offer
in the town…
This free splash park fits neatly within the riverside park to breathe new life into this already great open space in Bright, alongside
the Ovens River and Morses Creek. It has several sprinklers, geizers, spraying hoops and a giant tipping bucket…
This park and playground has various hand operated water features within the park itself, plus the shallow, pebbled stream of crystal clear, cold water in the Steavenson River
that you can rest or frolic in directly behind the water features…
This park incorporates a splash pad that is flanked by two artificial meandering streams, all
bordered by a long, curved wooden deck on one side and a lawn on the other. This little park packs a lot in and integrates
well into the surrounding laid back village atmosphere…
Technically just over the border, behind the levee bank on the Tocumwal Foreshore of the River Murray, this splash park draws its inspiration from the
role of the Tocumwal Aerodrome, which was purpose-built as an air base during World War II. Expect plenty of water bombs from
the plane overhead…
A multi-level splash park that includes two fortified hills with water cannons, each with sub-terranean tunnels that have their own underground sprinklers, plus a bunch of
other water features including a ferocious tipping bucket. The splash park is fully fenced, with an adjacent basketball court and dry playground…
Alongside Lake Mulwala, this free little splash pad has a vertical sprinkler ring and a range of gurglers and water jets. It's only small, but
can form part of a day enjoying a picnic on the foreshore, a swim in the lakeside pool or a few runs down the giant waterslide…
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