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Splash pads open Saturday

Carl Strong, 509.363.5415

Wednesday, May 21, 2014 at Midnight

Spokane is home to a total of 17 splash pads that provide FREE summer fun for kids in neighborhoods city-wide.

Splash pads open this Saturday, May 24th. For updated pool and splash pad information throughout the season call the Aquatics Hotline at 509.625.6960.

Here’s where you’ll find our splash pads:

Audubon Park
3405 N. Milton Ave. (W. Northwest Blvd. & N. Audubon)

Carson Park
5701 N. Assembly

Chief Garry Park
2515 E. Sinto Ave. (Mission Ave. & Cook St.)

Coeur d’Alene Park
2195 W. 2nd Ave. (W. 4th Ave. & S. Chestnut)

Franklin Park
302 W. Queen Ave. (Queen Ave. & Division St.)

Friendship Park
631 E. Greta (Greta Ave. & Standard St.)

Glass Park
627 E. Heroy Ave. (Heroy Ave. & Cincinnati St.)

Manito Park
1702 S. Grand Blvd. (17th Ave. & Grand Blvd.

Pacific Park
5211 W. Lowell Ave.

Thornton Murphy Park
3105 E. 27th Ave.

Underhill Park
2910 E. Hartson Ave.

The following splash pads were built previously and are operational with water for kids, although the features are not the same as the new splash pads:

Mission Park
1208 E. Mission

Nevada Park
3933 E. Courtland St.

Grant Park
1100 E. 9th Ave.

Shadle Park
Longfellow & Elm

Grandview Park
17th Ave. & “D” St.

 

Sharpley Harmon Park
6018 N. Regal St.

About Aquatics

The City of Spokane Parks and Recreation Department operates six aquatic centers offering a variety of amenities and programs designed for youth and adults. Programming includes Learn-to-Swim program as well as Lifeguard Training, and various other programs to help you keep cool, active and entertained during the hot summer months. Spokane Parks & Recreation also offers exclusive rentals of various Aquatic Facilities for birthdays, anniversaries, business functions and neighborhood gatherings. Construction of the aquatic centers was funded by the 2007 City of Spokane Parks Improvement Bond which included funding for the construction and development of a variety of aquatics and youth sports projects throughout the City of Spokane. Brand new splash pads were constructed in 13 parks, and five new aquatic centers replaced old, leaking swimming pools in parks city-wide (Witter, A.M. Cannon, Liberty, Comstock and Hillyard). In addition, a brand new aquatics center was constructed in Shadle Park. For more information, visit the Parks & Recreation page, like us on Facebook, or follow us on Twitter.

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