Edgewood Park Splash Pad

Admission fees aren't something I have specific data on for this splash pad. Many splash pads operated by city parks departments are free to the public, but it's always best to confirm. I'd suggest contacting the New Haven Parks and Recreation department or checking their official website for any potential costs.

Yes, it's pretty good for families, especially those with younger children. Splash pads are generally designed with kids in mind, and the addition of picnic areas and shade structures makes it easier to spend more time there. It's wheelchair accessible too, which helps more families enjoy it.

Yes, parking is listed as one of the amenities, so you should be able to find a spot for your car. This is a big plus, especially when you're going with kids and have extra gear to bring. It makes getting in and out much easier.

New Haven has a few other options. Depending on the time of year, there might be indoor pools available through the city or local YMCAs. For outdoor swimming, you'd likely be looking at city-run pools or nearby beaches, though those aren't splash pads. Check the city's parks department for a full list of aquatic facilities.