Credit: Youtube/It's Magical Me, Anfal Dridi
Credit: Youtube/It's Magical Me, Anfal Dridi

It's so hard to believe but summer in Boise is coming to an end. It's crazy but the days of hanging out in the sun, late sunsets, and Boise patios are sadly going to behind us shortly. Fall is an amazing season here in Boise but it is sad that the best summer activities are coming to an end.

Summer is Coming To An End In Boise

When its summer in Boise everyone just seems happier and feels happier. There's people all around and the sun is shining. While the vibes are immaculate during summer here so is the weather. The sun is out and it has been so so so warm for months. That's going to change soon and because of that it's time to get in all of your end of summer activities including the Boise splash pads.

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The 2025 splash pad season is here!

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Where Can You Find Boise's Free Splash Pads?

Ann Morrison Park has a 70 foot long interactive water tunnel and fountain that even includes LED lights. It’s open every day from sunrise to sunset.

Borah Park has a fun spray pad open from 10 am to 8 pm daily and has various different aspects that kids of all ages will enjoy.

Bowler Park and Franklin Park’s misters will be open daily from sunrise to sunset and can be activated with just the push of a button.

Comba Park has a splash pad with a bunch of different features from 10 am to 8 pm.

The Molenaar Park splash pad can be found right by their playground and is open from 10 am to 8 pm.

When Are Boise's Splash Pads Closing for the Summer?

Sadly all of the Boise splash pads will be coming to a close this upcoming weekend. The free splash pads all across the city are closing after Labor Day Weekend. Luckily this upcoming weekend is a 3-day weekend so you have time to get to the splash pads.

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