Richmond Hill splash pads: all 16 locations and seasonal status

Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada

Richmond Hill’s official splash-pad list contains 16 locations. All are closed for the 2026 season as of September 21. Bridgeview Park also has a construction closure.

Lake Wilcox Park from the official city park page. Photo date not stated.
Lake Wilcox Park from the official city park page. Photo date not stated. Photo date not supplied. Photo: City of Richmond Hill, Source website.

Key information

Richmond Hill’s official splash-pad list contains 16 locations. All are closed for the 2026 season as of September 21. Bridgeview Park also has a construction closure. Use the full location list below for future-season planning.

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Plan your next step

Richmond Hill splash pads: all 16 locations and seasonal status practical reference
Task or featureWhat to know
Bayview Hill Park114 Spadina Road; seasonally closed
Bridgeview ParkObservatory Lane and Marshall Street; construction and seasonal closure
Crosby Park239-289 Crosby Avenue; seasonally closed
David Hamilton Park311 Valleymede Drive; seasonally closed
Grovewood ParkGrovewood Street southeast of King Road and Bathurst Street; seasonally closed
Lake Wilcox Park55 Olde Bayview Avenue; seasonally closed
Langstaff Park155 Red Maple Road; seasonally closed
Morgan Boyle Park5 B Pearson Avenue; seasonally closed
Newberry ParkBernard Avenue west of CNR tracks; seasonally closed
Oak Ridges Lions ParkRed Cardinal Trail; seasonally closed
Richmond Green Sports Centre and Park1300 Elgin Mills Road East; seasonally closed
Richvale Athletic Field160 Avenue Road; seasonally closed
Rouge Crest Park147 Rothbury Road; seasonally closed
Russell Tilt ParkBlackforest Drive north of Regatta Avenue; seasonally closed
Silver Stream Park110 Shirley Drive; seasonally closed
William Neal ParkTower Hill Road southeast of Jefferson Sideroad and Bathurst Street; seasonally closed

Sources: Things to Do - Splash Pads - City of Richmond Hill

Your visit at a glance

Richmond Hill splash pads: next steps
  1. Choose a listed site

    Compare all 16 listed splash-pad sites.

  2. Check seasonal status

    Seasonal and construction closures can apply.

  3. Supervise play

    Follow splash-pad rules and report damage.

Sources: Things to Do - Splash Pads - City of Richmond Hill

Current season and construction

This is the complete 16-location list on the city’s dedicated splash-pad page, checked October 14,2026. It is not a list of currently running water features: the city announced that all splash pads would close for the season on September 21.

Bridgeview is specifically marked as a park closed for construction. Seasonal reopening and construction reopening are different decisions. This guide does not carry forward a summer opening time into autumn.

Sources: Things to Do - Splash Pads - City of Richmond Hill

Arriving at the right site

The city locates Bayview Hill’s pad on the north side of the community centre at Weldrick and Spadina. Several other entries give a road or intersection rather than a house number. Those map queries are street-side references, not surveyed entrances.

The comparison table and individual sections preserve every named location, including Richvale Athletic Field and the Richmond Green complex. No entry is omitted because its name says field or sports centre rather than park.

Sources: Things to Do - Splash Pads - City of Richmond Hill

Safe use and damage reports

Children must remain supervised. Infants must wear swim diapers, and the city recommends slip-resistant footwear. Pets are excluded from splash pads except service or guide dogs. Bikes, scooters, skateboards and rollerblades are prohibited.

The city’s service commitment is to review damage or operation concerns within two days and resolve them within ten days, unless new parts are needed. This is a service target, not a guarantee that a closed pad will reopen during a visit.

Sources: Things to Do - Splash Pads - City of Richmond Hill

Places covered by this guide

Bayview Hill Park

114 Spadina Road, Richmond Hill, Ontario

Bayview Hill Park is a city-listed splash-pad site. The 2026 season is closed; future opening must be confirmed for the next season.

Status checked
Closed for 2026 season

Sources: Official Bayview Hill Park listing

Bridgeview Park

Observatory Lane and Marshall Street, Richmond Hill, Ontario

Bridgeview Park is a city-listed splash-pad site. The 2026 season is closed; the park also has a construction closure.

Status checked
Closed for 2026 season

Sources: Official Bridgeview Park listing

Crosby Park

239-289 Crosby Avenue, Richmond Hill, Ontario

Crosby Park is a city-listed splash-pad site. The 2026 season is closed; future opening must be confirmed for the next season.

Status checked
Closed for 2026 season

Sources: Official Crosby Park listing

David Hamilton Park

311 Valleymede Drive, Richmond Hill, Ontario

David Hamilton Park is a city-listed splash-pad site. The 2026 season is closed; future opening must be confirmed for the next season.

Status checked
Closed for 2026 season

Sources: Official David Hamilton Park listing

Grovewood Park

Grovewood Street southeast of King Road and Bathurst Street, Richmond Hill, Ontario

Grovewood Park is a city-listed splash-pad site. The 2026 season is closed; future opening must be confirmed for the next season.

Status checked
Closed for 2026 season

Sources: Official Grovewood Park listing

Lake Wilcox Park

55 Olde Bayview Avenue, Richmond Hill, Ontario

Lake Wilcox Park is a city-listed splash-pad site. The 2026 season is closed; future opening must be confirmed for the next season.

Lake Wilcox Park from the official city park page. Photo date not stated.
Lake Wilcox Park from the official city park page. Photo date not stated. Photo date not supplied. Photo: City of Richmond Hill, Source website.
Status checked
Closed for 2026 season

Sources: Official Lake Wilcox Park listing

Langstaff Park

155 Red Maple Road, Richmond Hill, Ontario

Langstaff Park is a city-listed splash-pad site. The 2026 season is closed; future opening must be confirmed for the next season.

Status checked
Closed for 2026 season

Sources: Official Langstaff Park listing

Morgan Boyle Park

5 B Pearson Avenue, Richmond Hill, Ontario

Morgan Boyle Park is a city-listed splash-pad site. The 2026 season is closed; future opening must be confirmed for the next season.

Status checked
Closed for 2026 season

Sources: Official Morgan Boyle Park listing

Newberry Park

Bernard Avenue west of CNR tracks, Richmond Hill, Ontario

Newberry Park is a city-listed splash-pad site. The 2026 season is closed; future opening must be confirmed for the next season.

Status checked
Closed for 2026 season

Sources: Official Newberry Park listing

Oak Ridges Lions Park

Red Cardinal Trail, Richmond Hill, Ontario

Oak Ridges Lions Park is a city-listed splash-pad site. The 2026 season is closed; future opening must be confirmed for the next season.

Status checked
Closed for 2026 season

Sources: Official Oak Ridges Lions Park listing

Richmond Green Sports Centre and Park

1300 Elgin Mills Road East, Richmond Hill, Ontario

Richmond Green Sports Centre and Park is a city-listed splash-pad site. The 2026 season is closed; future opening must be confirmed for the next season.

Status checked
Closed for 2026 season

Sources: Official Richmond Green Sports Centre and Park listing

Richvale Athletic Field

160 Avenue Road, Richmond Hill, Ontario

Richvale Athletic Field is a city-listed splash-pad site. The 2026 season is closed; future opening must be confirmed for the next season.

Status checked
Closed for 2026 season

Sources: Official Richvale Athletic Field listing

Rouge Crest Park

147 Rothbury Road, Richmond Hill, Ontario

Rouge Crest Park is a city-listed splash-pad site. The 2026 season is closed; future opening must be confirmed for the next season.

Status checked
Closed for 2026 season

Sources: Official Rouge Crest Park listing

Russell Tilt Park

Blackforest Drive north of Regatta Avenue, Richmond Hill, Ontario

Russell Tilt Park is a city-listed splash-pad site. The 2026 season is closed; future opening must be confirmed for the next season.

Status checked
Closed for 2026 season

Sources: Official Russell Tilt Park listing

Silver Stream Park

110 Shirley Drive, Richmond Hill, Ontario

Silver Stream Park is a city-listed splash-pad site. The 2026 season is closed; future opening must be confirmed for the next season.

Status checked
Closed for 2026 season

Sources: Official Silver Stream Park listing

William Neal Park

Tower Hill Road southeast of Jefferson Sideroad and Bathurst Street, Richmond Hill, Ontario

William Neal Park is a city-listed splash-pad site. The 2026 season is closed; future opening must be confirmed for the next season.

Status checked
Closed for 2026 season

Sources: Official William Neal Park listing

Map points and address queries identify the recorded place. They do not certify a visitor entrance, accessible route or current operating status.

Sources: Things to Do - Splash Pads - City of Richmond Hill

Useful questions and answers

How many locations are included?

All 16 splash-pad locations listed by Richmond Hill’s official page.

Source: Things to Do - Splash Pads - City of Richmond Hill

Are pads open on the checked date?

No. The city says all pads closed for the season as of September 21,2026.

Source: Things to Do - Splash Pads - City of Richmond Hill

Is Bridgeview only seasonally closed?

No. It is also marked as a park closed for construction.

Source: Things to Do - Splash Pads - City of Richmond Hill

Where is Bayview Hill’s pad within the site?

On the north side of Bayview Hill Community Centre, at Weldrick and Spadina.

Source: Things to Do - Splash Pads - City of Richmond Hill

Does every location have a civic house number?

No. Some city entries give a road or intersection, preserved as written here.

Source: Things to Do - Splash Pads - City of Richmond Hill

Must children be supervised?

Yes. The city requires supervision at all times.

Source: Things to Do - Splash Pads - City of Richmond Hill

Do infants need swim diapers?

Yes. This is one of the city’s splash-pad safety rules.

Source: Things to Do - Splash Pads - City of Richmond Hill

Can I bring a pet into the water-play area?

No pets are allowed in splash pads, except service or guide dogs.

Source: Things to Do - Splash Pads - City of Richmond Hill

Can children ride scooters through the pad?

No. Scooters, bicycles, skateboards and rollerblades are prohibited.

Source: Things to Do - Splash Pads - City of Richmond Hill

How quickly are damage reports reviewed?

The stated target is review within two days and resolution within ten days, unless replacement parts are required.

Source: Things to Do - Splash Pads - City of Richmond Hill

Official information and next steps

Facts checked on October 14, 2026. Seasonal conditions and available appointments can change.