Splash Into Fun: Top 5 Splash Pads in Kingwood for Kids this Summer
Hello, Apara Autism Center family! Summer is upon us, and it’s time to beat the Texas heat with some cool and sensory-friendly activities. There’s nothing like a good splash pad to provide our children with endless fun, socialization opportunities, and physical exercise. Not to mention, they’re a fantastic way to enhance sensory integration skills.
Luckily, living in Kingwood, Texas, we’re surrounded by incredible splash pads that are perfect for our kids. Here are our top five picks for you to check out this summer:
East End Park
First on our list is East End Park. This park features a well-maintained splash pad that’s perfect for all ages. It offers a variety of water features, including bubblers and sprinklers that encourage interactive play. It’s also surrounded by shaded picnic tables, making it a great spot for an entire day’s outing. Don’t forget to take a walk along the trails and enjoy the park’s beautiful greenery while you’re there.
Kingwood Park
Kingwood Park’s splash pad is a favorite among locals. The pad is spread over a large area, so there’s plenty of room for kids to run and splash without feeling crowded. There are gentle water sprays for younger kids and bigger jets for older ones who might enjoy more vigorous play. The park also has a playground, sports fields, and picnic areas for a full day of family fun.
The Groves Splash Pad
Nestled in The Groves residential community, this splash pad is a hidden gem. The water features mimic the beauty of nature with leaf-like structures spraying water and ground jets simulating rain. The park also has a state-of-the-art playground, walking trails, and hammocks for relaxation. Please note that while the park is located within a private community, it is open to the public.
River Grove Park
River Grove Park features a lovely splash pad near the park’s entrance. It’s a hit with the kids due to its colorful, fun water features. From gentle misters to larger fountains, there’s something to suit every child’s comfort level. The park is also a great spot for fishing, bird watching, and picnicking.
Foster’s Mill Village Pool
While technically not a splash pad, we couldn’t leave out Foster’s Mill Village Pool. In addition to the swimming pool, there’s a delightful wading pool with a mushroom water feature, perfect for younger children. The area is well-shaded, and there are plenty of loungers for parents to relax while keeping an eye on the kids.
Remember, every child is unique, and what works for one might not work for another. It’s important to introduce your child to these new environments slowly and gauge their comfort level. And most importantly, have fun! Enjoy the sun, the laughter, and the splashes this summer! Stay tuned to our blog for more resources, and as always, feel free to reach out to us at Apara Autism Center for any support you need.
Stay cool, Kingwood!
About the Authors
Apara Autism Centers is a leading provider of ABA therapy in Texas to children ages 18 months and up. We understand the difficulty of dealing with uncertainty and are prepared to assist you with our collaborative developmental therapy support. If you’re looking for ABA therapy near you, we have centers in Houston, Dallas, San Antonio, and surrounding areas. Apara Autism Centers employs a team of Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs) and Registered Behavior Technicians (RBT) that can assist you with resources to help comfort your child during stressful times. We include parent training as collaborative support for the whole family. If you need more information, don’t hesitate to call (844) 929-2570 or contact us at info@aparaautism.com with your questions or to enroll. We accept most insurance plans and offer full and part time programs as well as in-home therapy options with no waitlist.
