This splash pad is interactive! The water will turn on when a ground-level button is pressed, and will remain on for a few minutes before turning off again. The timer is reset any time the button is pressed again (typically stepped on by children).
The water attraction includes several small to medium sprinklers which cycle through spraying different distances and in different directions.
The center post can be rotated, and a bucket at the top fills up quicker with the rotation. Once it is full, the bucket will pour out and hit a platform that disperses the water in approximately a 5' radius.
Near the splash pad is a playground with several fun components. However, most of the playground is built for older children, and is not accessible or very safe for toddlers and young preschoolers.
There is a decent-length walking path around this park, and a large field of grass with attractive landscaping and border gardens. The park includes seating, both covered and uncovered. There is a restroom and drinking fountain available during the splash pad season (between Memorial Day and Labor Day). Several trees are planted in the park, but they are not mature yet, so the shade they...
Read moreThis is one of the best parks in the area. The splash pad is fun, even when it's crowded, and is an excellent way to cool off. This park is kept really clean and maintained. I wish there was more shade, but you can bring your own or arrive early on boat days for a pavilion. The play equipment is unique and fun even when the splash pad isn't running, it seems to be designed for a little older children, not toddlers as much. The walking path around the park is...
Read moreI think it is a great thing for the children to have a place to play in the water so close to home. I wish there was more covered tables and benches. With the heat we are having there is not enough shelter for the families. And I thought they were going to put a playground for them..it is great for them to have toys to play on when the water is off. I hope they consider putting one in on that huge lawn...
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