3482 E. River Road
This northside attraction is a perennial winner in the category—maybe because it’s got extraordinary flower buckets that pour down on kids and super-cool water cannons—but they may need to up their game, given that the City of Tucson is working on opening up a bunch of new splash pads around town. All we can say is: The more, the merrier!
2. Oro Valley Aquatic Center
3. Marana Splashpad
Best Public Pool/Splashpad
Brandi Fenton Memorial Park
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