The park was designed to incorporate public utility and community gathering space directly adjacent to the seat of local government.
The splash pad utilizes recirculating water filtration systems to maintain hygiene standards during the high-use summer season.
Daleville Town Hall Park and Splash Pad is a community-focused municipal green space located behind the Daleville Town Hall building. Its central feature is a seasonal splash pad designed for youth, providing interactive water play during warmer months. The park grounds feature manicured lawns, paved walking paths, and picnic areas suitable for family gatherings. The facility serves as a primary public recreation hub for the town of Daleville, Indiana. The site is maintained by the local Parks and Recreation department to provide accessible outdoor amenities for residents and visitors.
The elevated vantage point overlooking the splash pad from the park’s northern paved path.
Bring water shoes, as the concrete surface of the splash pad can become slippery when wet.
Pack sun protection, as the splash pad area itself has limited natural tree canopy coverage.
Visiting during the off-season as the water features are deactivated.
The splash pad is open exclusively during the warm summer season and remains closed during the fall, winter, and early spring months.
Proper swim attire is required for the splash pad area; no glass containers permitted on the pool deck.
