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Saturation Station Splash Pad

Mr. Joe White Avenue, Myrtle Beach, SC 29579

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Saturation Station Splash Pad is a public splash pad in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. Mapped nearby: restrooms, playground, parking and shelter / shade. The closest other splash pad is Myrtle Beach Splash Pad on 13th Avenue South, 2.7 miles away.

What's at this splash pad

CostNot listed. Most city park splash pads are free
HoursNot listed yet. Check with the park
RestroomsYes, about 310 ft away
PlaygroundYes, on site
ParkingYes, about 730 ft away
Picnic tablesNot mapped yet
Shelter / shadeYes, about 270 ft away

Amenities come from OpenStreetMap, last checked 2026-10-28. "Not mapped yet" means nobody has added it, not that it isn't there.

Before you go

  • Pack water shoes. Splash pad surfaces get slippery and hot.
  • Bring sunscreen, a towel and a change of clothes. Swim diapers are required at most pads.
  • Most pads are push-button or motion-activated and shut off in storms.
  • More tips: what to bring · safety tips

Questions about Saturation Station Splash Pad

Is Saturation Station Splash Pad free?

We don't have a price listed. Most splash pads in city parks are free to use, but some charge a small fee or require a pass. Check with the park before you go.

Does Saturation Station Splash Pad have restrooms?

Yes. Public restrooms are mapped about 310 ft from the splash pad.

When is Saturation Station Splash Pad open?

Most outdoor splash pads in South Carolina run from spring into early fall, and many open as early as March or April. Each parks department sets its own dates and daily hours, and pads can close for weather or maintenance.

Where is Saturation Station Splash Pad?

It's in Myrtle Beach, SC at Mr. Joe White Avenue, Myrtle Beach, SC 29579. Use the directions button above for turn-by-turn directions.

What other splash pads are near Saturation Station Splash Pad?

The closest is Myrtle Beach Splash Pad on 13th Avenue South in Myrtle Beach (2.7 miles). See all splash pads in Myrtle Beach.