Splash pads and water play for kids in Tampa

Children's museum with an enclosed area for babies and toddlers, a feeding room and changing tables on every level.

Shady park under big trees, with two playgrounds, swings and a splash pad where lion statues spray water.

Bayfront park with a playground and a splash pad of flower fountains and ground jets, and covered picnic tables.

County park with a playground and a splash pad, plus a skate park and a dog park.

Waterfront park at the end of the Riverwalk, with a tree-shaded playground and splash pad, a pier and a mangrove overlook.

Riverfront park with interactive fountains to run through, a large playground and shaded pavilions, right by the children's museum.

A county splash pad at a recreation center that also has a playground.

A city splash pad beside the community center, running on a seasonal schedule.

Neighborhood park with a small interactive splash pad, a playground, ball fields and a recreation center.

A new splash pad with a giant tipping bucket among its spray features, and a playground too.

A five-acre neighborhood park with a splash pad, a playground and an open field to run around in.

The county's largest adaptive playground, 10,000 sq ft with an adventure theme, and a splash pad with sensory play.

A county park and recreation center with a splash pad and a playground.

Splash pad in a park full of big sculptures and art on the neighborhood's history, with a skate bowl and basketball courts.

A city splash pad at a neighborhood park with a community center, running on a seasonal schedule.

Aquarium on the waterfront, with boat cruises out to look for wild dolphins.

Riverfront park with a ship-shaped play area, a splash pad with spouts and a dumping bucket, and a restored spring full of fish and birds.

An eight-acre county park with a splash pad and a playground, plus a basketball court and an outdoor fitness gym.