Marshall White Center Splash
222 28th St · Downtown Ogden
Marshall White Center is Ogden's downtown community-center complex and the splash pad sits in a well-laid-out family zone with the rec center pool, a playground, and picnic tables — the kind of one-stop-shop afternoon Ogden does well. Ground sprays for toddlers and early grade-schoolers, real restrooms inside the rec center, free parking. Best on weekday mornings before the day-camp groups arrive. Parent gotcha: Ogden sits at 4,300 feet at the base of the Wasatch and summer UV is intense even on cool days — sunscreen the kids before they run. Late summer wildfire smoke from California, Idaho, and Utah fires regularly pushes Weber County AQI past unhealthy and shuts outdoor play on short notice; check Utah DEQ alerts. Afternoon thunderstorms over the Wasatch in July close the pad at lightning. Pair with a Slackwater pizza on Historic 25th Street after.
Features
- 🧒Toddler zone
- 🚻Restrooms
- 🅿️Parking
- 🛝Playground
- ♿Wheelchair accessible
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Is Marshall White Center Splash free?
Yes — Marshall White Center Splash is free to use. Drop-in, no reservation needed.
Is Marshall White Center Splash good for toddlers?
Yes — Marshall White Center Splash has a dedicated toddler zone with gentle ground spray and zero-depth surface.
When does Marshall White Center Splash open?
Most splash pads in this region run Memorial Day through Labor Day, weather permitting.
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