Swimming is a year-round sport in the Space Coast. We love splashing, diving, skimming, surfing, sunning and enjoying everything the water has to offer our families. Top priority at Munchkin Fun HQ is water safety and awareness. Read below for our tips on local & national water fun and safety…

Space Coast Splash Pads

West Melbourne Community Park: Large, well-rounded park with playgrounds for different ages, a splash pad, and skate park. Clean, well-maintained with restrooms and shaded picnic areas. On-site café and ice cream shop make it an easy all-day family stop.  Address: 3000 Minton Rd, West Melbourne, FL 32904

Field of Dreams Space Coast: All-ages park with a splash pad, playground areas, skate park, and open sports spaces. It’s known for being clean, well maintained, and very family-friendly, with plenty of shade and seating throughout. On-site food options like ice cream, hot dogs, and coffee. Address: 3053 Fell Rd, West Melbourne, FL 32904

Sand Point Park Splash Pad (Titusville): Sand Point Park Splash Pad is a fenced-in water play area along the river that’s popular with families for its clean, safe setup and simple, kid-friendly features like spray jets, fountains, and dumping buckets. It’s part of a larger waterfront park, so you also get walking paths, picnic areas, and shade nearby for breaks between play. Parents like that it feels open but still easy to keep an eye on kids in one contained space.Address: 101 N Washington Ave, Titusville, FL 32796

Canaveral City Park: Large community park with a splash pad, playgrounds, sports fields, and open green space. It’s known for being clean, family-friendly, and well maintained, with plenty of shade and spots to sit or picnic. It’s an easy, all-ages stop where kids can cool off and play for a full afternoon. Address: 7777 Magnolia Ave, Cape Canaveral, FL 32920

Cocoa Riverfront Park Splash Pad: Splash pad along the Indian River that’s part of a larger waterfront park with playgrounds, walking paths, and open green space. Families like that it’s easy to access, clean, and set up for both quick stops and longer outings, with plenty of shade and nearby seating areas to break up the sun. The splash pad is especially popular in warm weather as a simple, no-cost way for kids to cool off and play. Address: 401 Riveredge Blvd, Cocoa, FL 32922

Fee Avenue Park: Community park in Melbourne with a mix of amenities including playgrounds, sports facilities, a public pool, and shaded green spaces. Families often use it as an everyday local spot for play and recreation, with plenty of open areas and picnic-friendly space. It’s generally described as well maintained and easy to visit for a casual outing with kids. Address: 118 E Fee Ave, Melbourne, FL 32901

Sandpiper Park is a small, shaded neighborhood-style park with a splash pad, playground equipment, and picnic areas. It’s easy to supervise, family-friendly, and best for younger kids looking for a simple place to cool off and play without crowds. There’s also seating and shade that make it comfortable for longer stays. 7920 Orange Ave, Cape Canaveral

Riverview Park includes a popular splash pad right along the river, set within a larger waterfront park with playgrounds, walking paths, and open green space. It’s a well-used local spot for families, especially in warmer months, with plenty of shade nearby, picnic areas, and river views that make it easy to stay longer than just a quick stop.

Community Pools in the Space Coast

Cocoa Beach Aquatic Center — 4800 Tom Warriner Blvd, Cocoa Beach, FL 32931
Eddie Lee Taylor Sr. Pool — 3400 Monroe St, Melbourne, FL 32901
Fee Avenue Pool — 114 E Fee Ave, Melbourne, FL 32901
North County Aquatic Center — 9450 County Rd 512, Sebastian, FL 32958
Sherwood Pool — 2479 Post Rd, Melbourne, FL 32935