Feeling beat by the summer heat? Hamilton County has a variety of splash pads, water parks and activities to help you stay cool. Bring the whole family or plan a get together with friends and explore places to soak up the summer. Don’t forget your sunscreen!
Splash Pads
Back to Top of List- Billericay Park, Fishers | Cool off at this colorful splash pad filled with uniquely designed structures that provide fun for kids of all ages. Restrooms and shaded picnic tables are nearby to help you beat the heat.
- Conner Prairie River Crossing, Fishers | Visit this splash pad where kids can unleash their imagination on the Alice Dean Steamboat, spray water cannons, and move toy boats along the water way. Store your items in a cubby and relax in shady spots near the pad.
- Dr. James A. Dillon Park, Noblesville | Travel to this splash pad located on approximately 77.5-acres of park grounds. The pad features simple yet fun structures ideal for younger kids, and shaded structures that allow for comfortable supervision.
- Finch Creek Park, Noblesville | Bring your little ones to this splash pad ideal for a quick cool down on a hot summer day. A large, shaded structure is just a few feet away with plenty of picnic tables underneath.
- Fishers YMCA, Fishers | Explore this kiddie pool and splash pad perfect for a hot summer day. Stop by the Subway inside for a quick bite!
- Lawrence W. Inlow Park, Carmel | Visit this fun-filled splash pad featuring a kid-friendly water slide and various spray features that are ideal for all ages. Nearby shaded seating and restrooms provide comfort and ensure everyone can cool off in the heat.
- Quaker Park, Westfield | Explore this splash pad with equipment perfect for little ones and older kids. Relax in the nearby shelters or claim a picnic table when it’s time for a snack break!
- Roy G. Holland Memorial Park, Fishers | Check out this 34-acre park that includes a splash pad and nearby covered structure to help you stay cool. Restrooms on-site offer convenience when bringing kids along for summer fun.
- West Park, Carmel | Explore this uniquely designed splash pad lined with rock structures and fountains. Nearby area includes a shelter, large playground, and boardwalk around a small lake.
- Westmeister Commons At Central Park, Carmel | Stay cool at this splash pad with a variety of fun features and structures for kids of all ages to explore. The connected park spans 25,000 square feet of playground fun and has plenty of restrooms and water fountains for when you need refreshed.
Water Parks and Pools
Back to Top of List- Forest Park Aquatic Center, Noblesville | Go for a swim in this 50-meter, outdoor pool and check out the diving boards, water slide, kiddie pool, and splash pad. Grab a bite at the concession stand or play some table tennis when it’s time for a break.
- Monon Community Center, Carmel | Try out the many indoor aquatic activities including a 25-yard lap pool, water slides, and activity pool. Lockers are available to make sure your items stay dry while you swim.
- The Waterpark, Carmel | Escape the summer heat and enjoy the day by relaxing on the lazy river or try a thrilling slide like the FlowRider®. The Waterpark offers a variety of activities for all ages and swimming abilities. Private cabanas and concessions are available for added comfort.
Lake & River Access
Back to Top of List- Geist Marina, Fishers | Cool off on Geist Reservoir and rent one of 14 pontoon boats that can seat up to 12 people. No boating experience needed, just reserve your boat in advance.
- Geist Waterfront Park, Fishers | Relax on the beach or check out the walking trail for additional fun. Hit the water and rent a kayak or stand-up paddleboard this summer.
- Koteewi Lake, Noblesville | Bring your own canoe or kayak and launch from the boat ramp for casual exploration of the lake. Swimming is not permitted, but anyone can fish with a valid fishing license.
- Morse Marina, Noblesville | Set sail on Morse Reservoir and rent a pontoon boat to enjoy swimming, fishing, and relaxation with a cool summer breeze. Pontoons can hold up to 10 people and no boating experience is necessary!
- Morse Park and Beach, Noblesville | Relax at the beach or explore an 18-hole disc golf course, volleyball courts, playground, and nearby trail. There are also picnic tables and a shelter on the grounds of this 23-acre park.
- White River Canoe Company, Noblesville | Drift down the White River in a canoe, kayak or river tube on any of the nine trips that span a variety of lengths. Get a close view of the river’s beautiful nature and keep an eye out for hawks, turtles, and bald eagles
