splashzone
A splash zone is a colloquial term often used to describe an area or environment where water is likely to be present, often intermittently or unpredictably. This can range from natural settings like coastlines where waves crash, to man-made environments such as water parks, swimming pools, or even areas around industrial equipment that uses water. The defining characteristic of a splash zone is the potential for getting wet from splashes, sprays, or overflow.
In a marine context, the splash zone refers to the intertidal area that is exposed to air
In recreational settings like water parks, splash zones are intentionally designed areas where water features create