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    Lemon Park Spray Pool

    3.6 (34 reviews)

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    Naomi W.

    We came to check out the park and splash pad. Equipment: work out equipments seems old. Playground are nice and newish. Bummer we missed the splashed pad by a few days. Maybe we'll be back on a weekend for a better review.

    Yasmin M.

    Parking : The parking lot is limited and parking in the residential area (Rosslynn ave) is more convenient. Overview: My family and I came to this park for the splash pad. It was nice overall. The pad has 2 gates one for the seating area and another for the splash pad itself. I liked it because you can sit or lean on the gate as your child plays. My advice would be bring a towel , water shoes (for your child) and cash (for the ice cream truck). The water area was clean, most people place their shoes by the entrance and the water smells like chlorine. Overall, this is a great place to take your child to play in the water.

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    Andrea B.

    I came here from 4 to 6pm with my 6 year old & 5 month old. There was only three kids & a lot of adults without kids. The parking lot was halfway full but almost no one at the park. They have a splash which is currently closed (obviously). There's a playground for 2-5 year olds and one for 5/6 to 12 year olds. There's 6 swings (two for toddlers). The playground has mostly woodchips. What I really liked was that there were several areas to sit at, all around the playgrounds which is great to keep watch of your kids. They also have some workout equipment for adults. There's a little clubhouse that I think might be for an after school club or something because around 5, the parents started picking up their kids. Both outdoor restrooms were closed. There's a canopy area with tables to host a party. The area is a bit secluded so if you're looking to make friends, maybe a bigger park would be more suitable.

    Sarah K.

    This place has two kids play area. The play area is divided for children 2-5 years of age and 5-12 years of age. The play area for 5-12 years of age isn't difficult for toddlers to enjoy as well. Although it is pretty high and the slides might feel a bit dangerous. The play area is a good size and has 4 adult swings and 2 toddler swings. This place has a tiny shade above the play area that doesn't do the job right. There are lots of parking spots that is pretty convenient. There is a fitness equipment near the play area. It has 12 fitness equipment that only people over 14 years of age should use. The fitness equipments look pretty clean and decent. There are a lot of picnic areas and has four BBQ grill areas. Also 3 basketball nets near by for older kids. During the summer time they have the outdoor pool area running. It's not a swimming pool, but more like a huge fountain. It's free so there are tons of kids running around which seems very dangerous. So be cautious of toddlers who can't walk very well or smaller children from the older kids. Overall it's a fun way to enjoy the hot summer for free. Minus one star, because you get to see a lot of homeless people sleeping or sitting around the playground. They don't seem dangerous, but it doesn't feel super safe. So always be careful and be cautious.

    Yazmin C.

    New park! Pros: Partially shaded playground areas. Spray/splash area. Restrooms are close by. Cons: The grass is very muddy & a danger as its in very random areas!! The spray pressure is pretty strong for smaller kids. You can smell the chlorine within a few feet of the spray area. The bench areas are not shaded & it gets very hot. This place gets super packed with all the kids near by and trying to leave the parking area, you'll see line of cars trying to get in.

    This was the most shaded area but grass is very patchy.
    Rou M.

    Other than the playground area this park didn't meet my expectation. The grass was mostly dead. Not too much shade. A bunch of people jammed under the shaded canopy. A good number of homeless folks sleeping there. If you're local this might make sense.. Or if you wanna splash around. Otherwise there are much better options.

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    Dan M.

    5 stars all 5he way simply because every time we come here the kids have a great time. The kids have a blast and let's br real where can you take the kids to have fun and it doesn't cost any money. What more do I really need to say. So this is a short review but says it all. FYI they did change the hours from 12 to 5 now it's 1 to 5

    Cool off for a bit.
    Diane J.

    It is usually a bit crowded, but it is free. It is a great place to let your kids play in the water without worry. They have added a bunch of table and there is a playground there too. This is our third year and it is fun for the kids. Bring snacks or get cheap at Costco nearby. There are restrooms too.

    Najelle J.

    This place is exactly as it says...spray pool lol. The water sprays out so much that kids don't see other, running around, and bumping into others. If you have little kids ..3 and under, Adlena park is much better.

    Perfect for a sunny hot day
    Veronica R.

    Very cool place to bring your kids to keep cool on a hot summer day. There's restrooms and 2 shaded playgrounds close by. I would suggest bringing chairs, towels change of clothes and snacks if you're planning on staying for long.

    July afternoon! Lots of kids but still lots of fun!

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    My kids go to various parks and they really enjoy this one. Love the hideaway from the busy street.

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    Cute play equipment but the bathrooms are closed on Wednesday at 10. I saw a few cars but no other kids at the park.

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    @gustavo this park has a big sign that says "Recycled Water Do Not Drink." It is not as big a waste as you think.

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    Large number of homeless hanging out in the shaded grass area. A few people without kids at the park sitting around watching the play area.

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    We went for the splash pad but we're disappointed that it's only open 1-5 during the summer, forcing you to go in the heat of the day.

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