How do I find an accessible splash pad near me?

Start with SplashPadHub — we're tagging listings with accessibility data including wheelchair access, sensory features, accessible restrooms, and parking. Cross-reference with your city or county parks department's accessibility guide. Search for terms like ADA splash pad, accessible spray park, inclusive water play. The U.S. Access Board's Accessible Recreation database is another resource. Recreation centers and major regional parks generally have the most amenities (accessible locker rooms, adult changing tables, lifts) compared to neighborhood pads. For specific needs — adult Changing Places facilities, sensory hours, adaptive swim chairs available for loan — call the parks department directly. Local disability advocacy groups, autism support networks, and special-needs parent Facebook groups often share crowd-sourced accessibility reviews.