Real Water Play. Designed for Discovery.
Cadron Creek Play builds water-based features for interactive exhibits in children’s museums — sparking movement, curiosity, and connection through real, hands-on water play.
Notable Installations
Spur Backyard in Denver
Louisiana Children's Museum
Leslie Science and Nature Center
Buffalo Children's Museum
Houston Arboretum
Santa Fe Children's Museum
Top-Selling Manual Pumps
Pump-N-Play
Our original self-contained water feature, designed to bring real, hands-on water play to indoor or outdoor exhibit spaces. The perfect size for kids of all ages!
Lil' Guppy Playground Pump
Perfect for smaller spaces and younger visitors, the Lil Guppy delivers the same real water movement in a compact, kid-friendly size.
Big Guppy Playground Pump
Built for big movement and high-energy play, the Big Guppy adds satisfying water flow to larger exhibit zones or outdoor courtyards.
Explore All of Our Water Play Systems
How Our Play Pumps Support Interactive Exhibits for Children’s Museums
Made in the USA
High-quality craftsmanship with stainless steel construction is built to last.
Engaging for All Ages
Encourages hands-on learning and interactive play for visitors big and small!
No Electricity Required
Hand-powered operation makes it perfect for remote park locations. Our pumps are classic fun!
Ready to bring interactive exhibits to your children’s museum?
Have a space in mind? Whether you’re designing a new interactive area or refreshing an existing exhibit, we’d love to hear what you’re working on. Our team is here to help you explore how real water play can fit into your museum.
Cadron Creek Play supports exhibit designers, educators, and museum teams with durable, hands-on water features made for high-traffic spaces. Our Pump-n-Play systems are a natural fit for interactive exhibits in children’s museums, offering real water movement without the need for power or plumbing. Whether you’re planning a new installation or refreshing an existing exhibit, our products are built to engage kids through cause-and-effect learning, motion, and discovery — indoors or outdoors, year-round.
Want to explore how museums are prioritizing active, inquiry-based learning? Visit the Association of Children’s Museums to learn more about trends shaping the industry.