Town Point Park Splash Fountain
113 Waterside Dr, Norfolk, VA 23510 · Downtown Norfolk / Waterside
Town Point Park is Norfolk's downtown waterfront anchor — Elizabeth River views, an interactive dancing-jet fountain, and walking paths to Nauticus and the battleship Wisconsin. Free, with paid downtown garage parking. Restrooms inside Waterside District. Best on weekday late afternoons or before harborfront events. Operates seasonally May through September. Hampton Roads humidity is brutal from June through September and hurricane season (June–November) brings real closures — check Norfolk Festevents alerts before you drive over. Pair with dinner at Waterside or a Nauticus visit. The most photogenic splash spot in Tidewater Virginia.
Features
- 🧒Toddler zone
- 🚻Restrooms
- ♿Wheelchair accessible
- 💧Interactive jets
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Is Town Point Park Splash Fountain free?
Yes — Town Point Park Splash Fountain is free to use. Drop-in, no reservation needed.
Is Town Point Park Splash Fountain good for toddlers?
Yes — Town Point Park Splash Fountain has a dedicated toddler zone with gentle ground spray and zero-depth surface.
When does Town Point Park Splash Fountain open?
Most splash pads in this region run Memorial Day through Labor Day, weather permitting.
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