This sprayground is incredible. Not only does it have water-shooting tropical trees, it also has this amazing view of the Philly skyline. (Image: Zora Plays)

Sister Cities has two areas to relax and cool your jets. There is a "stream" fed pool to dip your feet in and there is the playful fountain at the main entrance. (Image: Center City District)

Chase your kids through this awesome park and you'll get to cool down as well! We would highly recommend water shoes. (Image: Germantown Parents)

Adjacent to the Please Touch Museum, Kelly Pool in Centennial Park is amazing. There's a great lawn to camp on as well. (Image: West Philly Local)

This picture from Patrick Midway sums it up. Bathe in the cool waters of East Poplar Rec's pool and bask in the glory of the Ukrainian Cathedral across the street. You might even catch a tan off of its golden dome. (Photo: Swimming Philadelphia)

Located near 3rd and Fairmount, it's a close-knit pool nestled in a densely populated neighborhood. (Image: Swimming Philadelphia)

Grab a refreshing drink at Square Burger and sit near the fountain to catch the lovely and misty breeze. Again, this may be a stretch, but it's worth a shot if you're hot enough and in Old City. (Image: Yelp)

It's up to you whether you want to try and dip your feet in, but it's certainly worth a shot if it's hot and humid. Worst case scenario is you sit in some of the mist and cool off. (Image: Google Maps)

There's a little paved wading pool on the path that cuts through the seating area at SSHP (close to the giant chess pieces). It's cleaned often, and is deep enough for kids (and parents) to get refreshingly damp.

This one is fun. On extremely hot days, run through the fountain and then head into Wawa to stand in the A/C. We recommend only doing that a few times because there is nothing fun about pneumonia! (Image: uwishunu)

We defy you to not have any fun running through a water shooting rainbow. It's impossible. (Image: Yelp)

This one is also pretty new as it debuted last year. It's small but gets the job done. It gets steamy down by the Delaware in Queen Village. (Image: Passyunk Post)

While it's often crowded, you can get super close to the fountain to catch. Kids are fond of dancing in the fountain and we've even seen people dip their hand in to wash their face. *Shrugs* South Philly. (Image: Aversa PR)

Accoring to Swimming Philadelphia, this is one of the cleanest (and largest) public pools in Philadelphia. Apparently, it gets drained nightly and refilled the next morning. (Image Swimming Philadelphia)

WE REPEAT: There is no way you're not going to have fun at a sprayground that has a rainbow tunnel. It's impossible. (Image: Germantown Avenue Parents)