Splash Pad

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entry fee is {300-1000}

About Splash Pad

The design is contemporary and functional rather than monumental, focusing on safety, sustainability, and playful interaction. Water jets rise directly from the ground, creating an open, barrier-free play zone that feels both modern and welcoming.

Things to See / Key Attractions Near Splash Pad (Juman Park Water Play Area)

Interactive ground fountains with changing spray patterns
Shaded seating areas for parents and companions
Landscaped green spaces ideal for picnics and relaxation
Gentle water sounds that create a calming background ambiance
Evening lighting that adds charm and color to the surroundings

Best Time to Visit Splash Pad (Juman Park Water Play Area)

October to April for pleasant outdoor temperatures
Summer months are popular, especially in the late afternoon
Early morning for calm surroundings and softer light
Late afternoon to early evening for cooler air and lively atmosphere
Weekdays are quieter than weekends and school holidays

Tickets Information for Splash Pad (Juman Park Water Play Area)

Entry is generally free for the public
No separate ticket required for water play
Children should be supervised by adults at all times
Suitable for young children; no height or weight restrictions
No advance booking usually required

Opening Hours for Splash Pad (Juman Park Water Play Area)

Typically open daily
Morning hours: around 9:00 AM onward
Evening closure varies by season, often around sunset or early night
Water features may be turned off during maintenance or extreme weather
Public holiday timings may differ

How to Reach Splash Pad (Juman Park Water Play Area)

Nearest major airport: King Abdulaziz International Airport (Jeddah)
Accessible by local taxis and ride-hailing apps
Public buses operate near major parks and residential zones
Easy access by car with nearby parking areas
Approximately 15–30 minutes from central city landmarks, depending on traffic

Nearby Attractions & Where to Eat Splash Pad (Juman Park Water Play Area)

Nearby attractions:

Juman Park walking trails and green zones
Nearby family recreation areas and playgrounds
Local shopping centers for casual browsing

Where to eat:

Small cafés near the park offering coffee, juices, and snacks
Local restaurants serving Middle Eastern comfort food like shawarma and grilled meats

Important Tips

#1

Bring towels, extra clothes, and sunscreen

#2

Spend 45 minutes to 1.5 hours for a relaxed visit

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