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Oakville parks with a splash pad

16 Oakville parks have a splash pad, according to the Town of Oakville's facilities layer checked September 24, 2026.

What this counts

A park is counted when the Town’s open facilities layer places a point of this kind inside the park’s outline. They are spread across 7 of the Town's seven wards, and 3 of them are community parks. Each park’s page shows its other facilities, its outline and the parks nearby.

Oakville parks with a splash pad16 parks with a splash pad as dots on an outline of Oakville's Official Plan communities, coloured by the Town's park classification. Each dot links to the park.Coronation Park: Community Park, Ward 2Forster Park: Neighbourhood Park, Ward 2Heritage Way Park: Neighbourhood Park, Ward 4Isaac Park: Neighbourhood Park, Ward 7Millbank Park: Neighbourhood Park, Ward 5Munns Creek Park: Neighbourhood Park, Ward 5Nautical Park: Neighbourhood Park, Ward 1Neyagawa Park: Neighbourhood Park, Ward 5Old Abbey Park: Neighbourhood Park, Ward 2Pine Glen Community Park: Community Park, Ward 4Postridge Park: Neighbourhood Park, Ward 6Sixteen Hollow Park: Neighbourhood Park, Ward 4Valleybrook Park: Neighbourhood Park, Ward 6Valleyridge Park: Neighbourhood Park, Ward 1West Oak Trails Community Park: Community Park, Ward 4Wynten Way Park: Neighbourhood Park, Ward 3
Community ParkNeighbourhood ParkOutlines are the Town’s Official Plan communities.

Splash pad: the parks, by ward

Ward 1 2

  • Nautical ParkBronte · Neighbourhood Park · 3.1 haAlso: basketball court, parking lot, playground, shade shelter, soccer field, sports field
  • Valleyridge ParkPalermo Village · Neighbourhood Park · 2.1 haAlso: parking lot, playground, shade shelter, soccer field, sports field

Ward 2 3

  • Coronation ParkBronte · Community Park · 9.6 ha · on the lakeshoreAlso: destination park, parking lot, playground, volleyball courts, washrooms
  • Forster ParkOld Oakville · Neighbourhood Park · 1.9 haAlso: basketball court, playground, tennis courts, washrooms
  • Old Abbey ParkGlen Abbey · Neighbourhood Park · 6.3 haAlso: basketball court, playground, shade shelter

Ward 3 1

  • Wynten Way ParkClearview · Neighbourhood Park · 1.6 haAlso: ball diamond, playground, softball diamond, sports field

Ward 4 4

  • Heritage Way ParkGlen Abbey · Neighbourhood Park · 4.5 haAlso: ball diamond, parking lot, playground, shade shelter, soccer field, softball diamond, sports field
  • Pine Glen Community ParkWest Oak Trails · Community Park · 6.9 haAlso: parking lot, playground, shade shelter, soccer field, sports field
  • Sixteen Hollow ParkWest Oak Trails · Neighbourhood Park · 3.1 haAlso: ball diamond, outdoor ice rink, parking lot, playground, shade shelter, softball diamond, sports field
  • West Oak Trails Community ParkWest Oak Trails · Community Park · 6.5 haAlso: ball diamond, parking lot, playground, soccer field, softball diamond, sports field, washrooms

Ward 5 3

  • Millbank ParkRiver Oaks · Neighbourhood Park · 4.9 haAlso: ball diamond, gazebo, parking lot, playground, shade shelter, softball diamond, sports field
  • Munns Creek ParkRiver Oaks · Neighbourhood Park · 2.7 haAlso: playground
  • Neyagawa ParkRiver Oaks · Neighbourhood Park · 4.4 haAlso: ball diamond, hardball diamond, parking lot, playground, shade shelter, sports field

Ward 6 2

  • Postridge ParkIroquois Ridge (North) · Neighbourhood Park · 3.0 haAlso: ball diamond, hardball diamond, parking lot, playground, shade shelter, soccer field, sports field
  • Valleybrook ParkIroquois Ridge (North) · Neighbourhood Park · 3.8 haAlso: playground, shade shelter

Ward 7 1

  • Isaac ParkGlenorchy · Neighbourhood Park · 4.3 haAlso: playground, shade shelter, soccer field, sports field, washrooms

How this list is made

The Town of Oakville publishes a facilities layer as open data: one point per named facility, with the Town’s own label for what it is. OakvilleIQ attaches each point to the park whose outline contains it and counts a park here when at least one of its points carries the label “Splash pad”. A park is listed once however many such facilities it has; the park’s page shows the count and the names.

The list is only as complete as the layer. The Town’s fuller parks inventory records more detail (court counts, playground age ranges, seasons) but is not in the open-data catalogue, so it is not used. A park missing from this list may still have a splash pad; check the Town’s parks pages before setting out.

Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence — Town of Oakville. Licence. Layers checked September 24, 2026.

Sources

Every factual claim above traces to one of these documents.

  1. Town of Oakville

    Parks (open data layer, AGO_OpenData/25)

    Retrieved September 24, 2026

  2. Town of Oakville

    Town Facilities (open data layer)

    Retrieved September 24, 2026

  3. Town of Oakville

    Ward Boundaries (open data layer)

    Retrieved September 24, 2026

  4. Town of Oakville

    Oakville Boundary (open data layer)

    Retrieved September 24, 2026

  5. Town of Oakville

    Explore Oakville open-data catalogue

    Retrieved September 24, 2026

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