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BORDELEAU PARK Splash Pad

Updated: June 7, 2019

This splash pad is at the park right beside the Chinese Embassy and the Rideau River. There’s a play structure and tennis courts beside the splash pad.

We had fun at this splash pad. Really impressed with how high some of the ground water jets go. (They shoot higher than the water park structures.) The blue circle start button is on the ground right in the center of where all of the directional water jets are pointing at, so you’re bound to get wet.

They made it so the water naturally runs down the side, under a foot bridge, and into the river. Kinda cool.

  • There are 8 Directional Water Jets hidden in the ground (and they form a circle around the splash pad.) They alternate a few at a time and some of these water jets are pretty powerful – as in they shoot higher than the play structure!)
  • They have two tall posts – one is a tall T-shaped post with a bunch of nozzles pointing down across the top)
  • The other post has a red bucket that fills up and then dumps sideways.

(FYI, the water automatically turns off at 8 PM)

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BORDELEAU PARK Splash Pad is located at 349 Bruyere, Ottawa, Ontario in Old Ottawa

BORDELEAU PARK Splash Pad

349 Bruyere, Ottawa, Ontario

Water Play Structures:

Ground Water Jets 8
Directional Water Jets (in a circle around the splash pad. They alternate a few at a time and some of these water jets are pretty powerful)
Tall Posts 2
Bamboo No 10. (It's a tall T-shaped post with a bunch of nozzles pointing down across the top) and another tall post with a red bucket dump
Start Button Playsafe Drain - Press & Play N°1 - start button on the ground in the middle of the blue circle drain
Last Visited June 7, 2019
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