Kiwanis Sprayground

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One of the best splash pads in the area. Lots of seating for parents (and some shaded spots), pretty good size splash pad, and has a playground next door. It is well maintained. All fenced in so you don't have to worry about your kiddos running off. It can get pretty busy on days where school is out. My only complaint is that sometimes there are older kids (10 or so) who play aggressively and will take out the toddlers or younger kiddos. read more

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Krystal B.

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Me and the girls always have a great time here. Sometimes it's a little over crowded on the weekends but they have this great food stand with cotton candy slushies for only 6$ and the girls love it read more

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Love going here with my kids. If they ever tell you to leave for cleaning in the hours of operation, just know it's only gonna be 5 to 10 minutes. read more

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Marty C.

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The Sprayground is located within Highlander Park in Dunedin. Just as the name suggests, it's an interactive children's water playground filled with several water features. It's large 3,000 square-foot play area has colorful, action-packed features that gush, dump and pour water from a variety of whimsical devices. The Sprayground is ADA accessible. It has a non-slip surface, no standing water and includes a fully automatic system of spray and streaming water features with a re-circulating water system. The deck perimeter has shade structures and spectator benches. The facility also has a lightning detection system with automatic water shut off and security cameras. read more

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Derek M.

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Great splash pad and playground. Really like that they had lifeguards there to help keep the kids from doing dangerous things and to be patient when the kids are waiting for their turn on the slide. Overall great complex we will keep coming back. Our son loved it! read more

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Tom R.

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A wonderful area for the kids to play, especially the little ones! the park itself is a pretty good playground for adults too! read more

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Angie M.

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This splash pad it awesome! I took my 4 kids ages 1-11. The 11 year old helped my 1 year old down the slide and play through the sprayground! There are bathrooms and a playground close by. We ate lunch at the picnic tables before heading into the sprayground. We love that Dunedin has this to offer and the best part is it's free. read more

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Kelli B.

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This place is absolutely lovely. We took our 18 month old twins here for the first time today. They loved it! You had to register online for a time slot, which kept it from being overcrowded. Such a fantastic summer water spot for babies that can walk but not swim yet. Thank you, Dunedin read more

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Etta B.

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I've been here a few times over my 7 year olds life. This last time I went was for a Pavilion birthday party. As me and the bday mom were setting up and getting the party decorations situated, we had someone give us a few unkind words because we wernt using the grill yet, but we're planning to.(waiting for the dad to bring the charcoal from the truck).. hmm okay So the party was about a 15 kid pack, 5 being directly related to me. Each one came home with a war wound of some sort, my son came home with a pretty good claw mark down the right side of his ribs waiting for the one slide. My niece got pushed down the slide and knocked her head, my nephews skin on his ankle bone was GONE .. and the oldest nephew skinned his elbow all up, on this same slide. Only suggestion is if you have a wee one, 3 or under, hold off on the busy days if you don't want your nerves worked by others people's kids. read more

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Ming Z.

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Kawanis Sprayground is one of my students' favorite water park for field trip after FCAT. The attitude of what's done is done get soak well in the park before reality kicks in. Don't you just love kids. Things I like about this park. It is gated for children's safety. It is appropriate for all ages including 55+. Picnic areas are shaded. Plenty parking space. In case of medical emergency, Fire Department is next door. The playground can hold 30 to 40 kids. It looks small but there are plenty things to keep them amused. Just leave the rest to those playful rug rats. They can never get bored of playing water and chasing each others tails. read more

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Matt H.

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It doesn't get any better than this on a hot Florida day. Wonderful splash park and playground! The children were all having the time of their lives and the adults were quite happy as well. Open to the public. FREE admission. If you are looking for something fun to do with your children or grandchildren, check out the Kiwanis Sprayground in Dunedin. Highly recommended! read more

Kiwanis Sprayground - It doesn't get any better than this on a hot Florida day. Wonderful splash park and playground! - Parks Near Me - Dunedin, Florida

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Josh B.

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It's Kiwanis but whatever. Nice little county park with baseball fields, tennis courts, rec center with a community pool. The splash park is fun but it's a little on the small side especially when it gets busy. All the kids gravitate to the slide in the middle. It's nice when you're looking for something to do and don't want to spend money which is nice since it's free. There is a Hawaiian shave ice trailer parked next to the spray park for snow cones, drinks, ice cream bars.... Planned to go for an hour and we left three hours later. Easy for the family to cool down in the water. Just make sure to go earlier in the day. read more

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Christina R.

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Free sprayground here in Dunedin! There is a playground next to it with swings and picnic tables. It's a really nice sprayground the kids loved it. read more

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Elissa I.

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This place deserves more then 5 starrs for continuing to be a free splash pad! Can I get an amen! Lol anyways I'm happy for the benches that sit in the shade for the most part! And they have some great water features that keep my son busy, and the slide is decent! I've even been on it myself and I recommend as a parent putting on your suit even if you don't want to slide! read more

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Paul M.

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Okay, so it's taking all of my maturity to NOT make this yet another inappropriate review. I mean, come on. Sprayground! Jeeze, this is gonna be tough, but, I guess, this is a FAMILY venue, so I'm gonna do my best.... Walking distance from my mom's house, which is great for when I'm baby sitting my little niece. She has a total blast, and--truth be told--so do I. In fact, I'm not sure who's having a better time. Besides, where else can a full grown man hose down another full grown man with a water gun this far north of Miami and not get arrested???? Shit. And I said I wasn't going to be inappropriate. Oh well. read more

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Cara D.

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The Kawanis Sprayground is a free water park located beside Highlander Park in Dunedin. It has a lot of activities for kids to enjoy - fountains, water guns, a small slide, and buckets that pour water down upon anyone caught underneath at the wrong moment. Everything is under the watchful eye of "Nessie", the sea serpent that kids can climb on. There are plenty of benches along the outside of the water park with canopies overhead to provide shade. This is a great place to go during the summer months. Aw, who am I kidding - with our weather, you can go year round and have fun!! It is massively large, I think the official flyer says it is over 3,000 square feet. There are enough options to keep kids amused for hours. Everything is kept super clean and in great repair. We've never had an issue with anything being broken or malfunctioning. There are pavilions right outside the Sprayground that you can rent for birthday parties at the rate of $50 for 4 hours. There are also picnic tables (uncovered) if you don't want to rent the shelter. There are the normal grills located at many of the picnic tables. There is also a normal playground right beside the Sprayground if you get tired of being in the water. This is a great alternative if you don't want to hit the beach or pay to get into Adventure Island, especially if your kids are young enough that they can't swim or aren't interested in the slides. read more

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Lauren C.

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Took my little one here today for the first time. Only been meaning to go all dang summer and finally made an effort to get out there before summer is over. I don't think this is the biggest spray ground in town but it's the closest one to my house. This gets a 5 star for convenience factor. Close to home, easy and close parking, bathroom, shaded areas and benches provided for you. Sounds a heck of a lot easier than a trip to the beach. Just bring a snack and maybe your own pool chair in case the benches are full. That's all there is too it. Fun factor is pretty high here too. Lots of different spray apparatuses tall and short for kids (or overgrown adult kids) of all ages. Best of all - FREE Yep. I think we'll be coming here a lot more next year. read more

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Ashley M.

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Great place bring your kids. Can get crowded but never to point it's overwhelming. It's gated and has a playground located next to it. It's free fun and relaxing !!! read more

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Megan T.

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A nice splash park with plenty of room for fun. Parking is free and there is usually a snow cone vender there as well. There is a small picnic area that has nice coverage from the sun but the actual splash area is pretty sunny. There is also a park and a city pool close by for when you have had enough time at the splash pad. It does get very busy on the weekends so you will want to come early as it does get a bit hectic. read more

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This is a great park for the kids and parents alike. The sprays ground is completely gated in and offers every kind of water interaction imaginable. The slide is a bit slippery, but the kiddos love it! It's completely free and you can make it a full gamut outing with the play ground next door, restrooms and picnic tables too. read more

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Dana N.

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Love this place and so does my 2 year old. It's always clean, the bathrooms and a playground are very close by. It gets ridiculously crowded during the summer when camps come with their extra large groups so if you're gonna go-go early! read more

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Eldine M.

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Came here while visiting a girlfriend in the area. LOVE that there is a nice, CLEAN, place to bring little ones on hot days. Oh, and it's free! read more

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Allways nice and clean very nice has bathrooms not to far away and a food truck had a great day out here

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Chris S.

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Me and my little ones had a lot of fun at this place. It's a rather large park about the size of 2 Tennis Courts side by side. I would suggest getting there when it opens and not going mid day only because it gets rather crowded. read more

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Sarah P.

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This park is great! Its a great place for the kids to play without overheating and to burn off some much needed energy. Its especially helpful when I have my nephew with and need something for the boys to do. Compared to most parks (water or not) its a very clean space for kids to play. Finding fun outdoor things to do with the kids in Florida is almost, if not impossible. We practically live at this park. read more

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Fun clean great for the kiddos and parents alike never had a bad experience its free bathrooms are close and clean !@

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1937 Ed Eckert Dr
Dunedin, FL 34698
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(727) 812-4530
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I had the pleasure of exploring this park, guided by bird watching expert friends, early on a…read moreSaturday morning during spring migration. We saw more birds than people as I think most folks just go to the beach. This park includes three distinct environments... beach, freshwater marshes and forest all very close to each other, with easy-to-follow unmarked trails and clean public bathrooms. We walked and explored and enjoyed for several hours, seeing osprey with young chicks, a pileated woodpecker, herons, ducks, a variety of stunning warblers, a loggerhead shrike and more! We also saw a variety of native butterflies and plants/trees/flowers, so I contributed those identifications since that's more my area of expertise. I was thrilled to see, for the first time in my life, the elusive Blue-Winged Warbler! Score! While I didn't obtain a photo, the sighting was definite and confirmed by my friend / guide / birding expert! Life is great when a small group of friends explore a beautiful and serene park, taking our time to really take it all in and as a bonus, I am able to add to my growing bird life list.

Great time at Sand Key Park! Love the it's only $5 for parking all day. There are restrooms with…read morechanging rooms. Also, a shower outside to rinse off. The beach is nice and wide, so plenty of space to spread out. The beach is also clean! There are lifeguards, but not this day. I think they are there typically in the summer.

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very good playground, the son likes to play / go there once already 5

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