The Town of Orangeville has officially opened its three splash pads for the summer season, offering residents a free outdoor recreation option starting Friday, May 15, 2026. The facilities are expected to remain open daily from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. until mid-September, depending on weather conditions.
Families can visit the Rotary Splash Pad at Fendley Park (11 Fendley Road), the EveryKids Splash Pad at Harvey Curry Park (30 Lawrence Avenue), or the Rebecca Hills Splash Pad at Rebecca Hills Park (280 Howard Crescent). Washroom and changeroom facilities are available for public use at the Fendley Park and Harvey Curry Park locations during operating hours.
The Rotary Splash Pad at Fendley Park was established through a partnership with the Rotary Club of Orangeville, which donated $250,000 toward the project. The town also operates the Rebecca Hills Splash Pad, which opened in 2024 to serve the Rolling Hills community in the east end. The Harvey Curry Park location offers a variety of water features, including toddler, child, and youth zones, along with a Lady Bug Soaker main feature.
To ensure safety and enjoyment for all visitors, the town requires children to be supervised at all times. Rules also prohibit glass containers, food, and beverages on the splash pads, and pets, skateboards, and bicycles are not allowed. Wearing footwear is recommended while using the equipment.
Residents with questions regarding the splash pads can contact the Parks and Recreation Department at 519-940-9092.
