The Gopher Geyser is a backyard splash pad designed for installation in grass. It features up to 18 zones that can be controlled via a wireless remote or an app on a smartphone, offering a variety of animal-themed water routines for outdoor fun in the privacy of your own backyard.
The Gopher Geyser is installed like a separate irrigation system, with most components hidden underground for a clean, seamless look. This design ensures that the splash pad blends naturally into your lawn while providing an exciting water experience.
The kit includes a wall-mounted enclosure and controller, child-safe nozzles with low water flow, and a power supply, making setup and operation simple and hassle-free.
The kit does not include a few items, but they are easily available at your local irrigation supply store. You will need to purchase sprinkler valves, PVC piping and connectors, and irrigation wiring separately.
Once installed, the nozzles will blend seamlessly into the lawn, meaning there’s nothing to store or set up when you’re ready to use the Gopher Geyser. This allows you to enjoy your lawn for other activities or easily combine games with the splash pad fun.
The Gopher Geyser RF controller kit lets you easily turn the splash pad on and off. It features a single setting that randomly activates up to 9 zone for a fun, unpredictable water experience.
The Gopher Geyser app-controlled kit features multiple animal-themed water patterns that can be selected directly from your smartphone. It also includes a manual mode, allowing you to interact with the splash pad in real-time. This kit supports up to 19 zones, offering a customizable and fun water experience for your backyard.
Our goal is to get your kids outside, active, and playing in the yard. We believe in the power of outdoor play—letting kids run, explore, and get covered in dirt and grass, all while having fun. With the Gopher Geyser, we aim to create an engaging water experience that encourages children to disconnect from screens, enjoy nature, and create lasting memories through active, unstructured play.
