Jasmine Park Splash Pad is a fairly basic splash pad. It’s main feature is a rainbow arch – four arches in a row that mist.
There is an older playstructure in the park.
Read our 2012 review here.
3 stars
QUEENSWAY PARK Splash Pad
Queensway Park Splash Pad is a fun, simple splash pad. It’s highlight is a tall structure with two dumping buckets.
Although the splash pad is simple, this park gets points for ambience. The park is accessed by walking through a copse of trees which edge the park on two sides. Once we were in the park we found it easy to forget we were so close to the Queensway.
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MEADOWBROOK PARK Splash Pad
Meadowbrook Park Splash Pad is a basic splash pad with one tall dome post and three jet streams.
The park has plenty of shade and a playstructure that impressed us.
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BUTTERFLY PARK Splash Pad
Butterfly Park Splash Pad is a simple splash pad located in a park in Findlay Creek. It has several ground jets and a mister to keep you cool on a hot day.
It’s a relatively new park so there isn’t much shade available yet. There is a playstructure at the park.
Read our 2012 review here.
ROY DUNCAN PARK Splash Pad
Roy Duncan Park Splash Pad is a simple splash pad with four ground jets.
The draw of this splash pad is the park itself. It’s a lovely shaded park with a gazebo and a few newer structures for the kids.
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STANSTEAD PARK Splash Pad
Stanstead Park Splash Pad is a simple pad in a large, well shaded park. The main attraction is an unusual water gun post that has three sprays that can be directed in any direction using your hands.
There is also a playstructure at this park and plenty of room to run.
View our 2012 review here.