Riverwood Park
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Free and toddler-friendly, Riverwood Park's splash pad in Indianapolis, Indiana earns its place on the shortlist for younger kids. One thing to know going in: the water features run on a push-button timer that releases about 30 seconds of water at a time, so if you've got a busy, mobile little one, plan on someone staying close to that button. It's a small quirk, but worth knowing so it doesn't catch you off guard. Beyond the splash pad, the park itself is well-maintained, with a playground reviewers specifically call toddler-friendly, clean restrooms, a walking trail, and open fields. Shade seating near the play area is limited, so bring your own setup if you're planning to stay a while. Free to visit.
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