Splish, splash, summer’s here in a flash!

Keep this list of water parks and splash pads in Moncton, Riverview, and Dieppe handy for those hot summer days your kids need more than the backyard sprinkler!

For more on playgrounds in general, check out our category of playground profiles, with lots of photos and reviews of playgrounds in Moncton, Riverview, Dieppe, and more! You can also find a link below to a post with indoor & outdoor swimming options. (Last updated June 2026.)

SPLASH PADS & MORE IN MONCTON

Centennial Park SuperSplash Park is a fully accessible water playpark with several different play areas, making it a great choice for many age groups. The park has a car theme, as a nod to the funding provided by Atlantic Nationals and the Greater Moncton Street Rods. You can read more about the playground here. Centennial Park is also home to the city-run Centennial Park Pool (15 Rotary Lodge Lane, Moncton), open daily 11am-7pm for public swimming. Cost is $5/adult, $3/youth or senior, ages three and under free. There are family rates & punch passes available; please note it’s a cash-free entry. You’ll need debit or credit to pay, or you can pay cash at one of the YMCA locations to get an entry card.

The City of Moncton has two other large splash pads: one at Sumner Park (170 Lorne Street) and one at Renton Park (280 Noël Street).

Sumner Park includes a large play structure (great for school-aged climbers), a smaller play structure (perfect for toddlers), a basketball court, a swing set, lots of green space, and a wonderfully shaded picnic area.
Renton Park has two toddler swings, two youth swings, a small skateboard area, climbers set on sand, and large play equipment with slides.

Other City of Moncton parks with water features (splash post, etc.) include:

Alexander Park 85 Reade Street
Brian Hicks Park 120 Evergreen Drive
Braemar Park 45 Centre Street
Canadian Heights Park 35 Chelsea Road
Candlewood Park 90 Candlewood Drive
Codiac Heights Park 100 Olympic Crescent
Creek Village Park 40 Pleasant Street
Fairview Knoll Heights 111 Fairview Knoll
Grove Hamlet Park 39 Ripplewood Road
Gurney Park 7 Gurney Drive
Knox Park 75 Knox Road
Lewisville Park 45 Glenmoor Drive
Maplehurst Park 115 Maplehurst Drive
Pauline Frizzell Park 387 Salisbury Road
Prince Edward Playground 25 Burlington Avenue
Sunny Acres Park 120 Ellerdale Avenue
Reade Park 289 West Lane
Roxborough Park 140 Barrington Crescent
Westbrook Park 16 Community Avenue

Find out more on the City’s website recreation map.

RIVERVIEW’S SPLASH PAD

Looking to cool off in Riverview? Head to 50 Runnymeade Road, behind the Coverdale Centre. There’s a great splash pad, with washrooms, next to a playground with a funky balance beam. This is also the home of BGC Riverview. The splash pad is generally open from noon until 8pm daily throughout the summer. You can find a list of all Riverview playgrounds here.

DIEPPE’S SPLASH PAD

The City of Dieppe operates a splash pad at Rotary St-Anselme Park that boasts a frog, fountain, flower, water tunnel, geyser, and more on more than 3,500 square metres. The splash pad is open daily from 9am to 9pm for summer 2026.

OUTDOOR SWIMMING POOLS IN GREATER MONCTON

Looking to cool down with a dip in a pool? There are a few Outdoor Pool options:

Centennial Park Pool (15 Rotary Lodge Lane, Moncton) is open daily 11am-7pm for public swimming. $5/adult, $3/youth or senior, ages three and under free. Family (household) rate of $13; seasonal & punch passes available.

East End Pool (35 Fergus Street, Moncton) is open daily 11am-7pm for public swimming. $2/person, ages three and under free; seasonal & punch passes available.

Please note the Moncton pools are cash-free entry. You’ll need debit or credit to pay, or you can pay cash at one of the YMCA locations to get an entry card.

Salisbury Lions Pool opens for the season on June 24, 2026. Regular public swimming will be Monday-Friday, 3:45-6:45pm (only till 6pm on Mondays & Wednesdays), and from noon to 3pm on weekends. (You can find it at 63 Peter Street in Salisbury.)

Petitcodiac’s community pool is found at 23 Corey Ave and can be reached at 506-756-3127. For 2026, they have public swims Monday – Friday, 2-4pm, and family swims Monday – Thursday, 4:30-5pm.

The newly refurbished Lion Ken Gabbey Pool in Riverview is a fantastic outdoor pool. The pool opens for 2026 on June 22; there are daily open swims and free public swimming on Friday, 1:15-6:30pm.

Hillsborough outdoor public swimming pool is next to the village’s skate park and elementary school playground (7 School Lane) and can be reached by phone at 506-734-3702. The pool is opening for the season July 1, 2026.

And if you’re up for spending money on the ultimate local splash experience, head to Magic Mountain. Even little ones can enjoy several features at the water park, including four slides at the Puddle Jumpers Pond, and a splash pad pirate ship, lighthouse, and whale. And there’s the added option of the TekZone (arcade), FunZone (amusement rides), and the GolfZone (mini golf).