Splash Pad

"What a fun little park to visit! Our 15 month old grand daughter lived it. I got a huge surprise when I was fully drenched with a bucket of water dumped on my head. LOL!!! So much fun!!!!"

"I live down the street from the splash pad and have driven past it hundreds of times. My kids and I notice the splash pad as we drive by but never stop because it looks like it's for toddlers. My children are six and nine and the 9-year-old is just about 10. As we were counting down the days left until school My daughter had a monumental weekend where she finally learned the art of the two wheel bicycle. It was time to branch out with our bikes. We drove by the splash pad and stopped at the sand pit, which also doubles as an archaeological dig for dinosaur fossils. After almost 2 hours of digging and discovering, we were all very hot. The next 2 hours would be spent at the splash pad running through the various sprinkler systems with smiles on her faces and not a care in the world. Whoever said we were too old for a splash pad? Well we were back the next day for a couple of hours. The moral of this long review is that sometimes you just need to try it for yourself."

"One of the best splash pads in our area! Great facilities for kids to run and play in the water, large grassy field for sports, a giant sand digging pit, clean facilities, and bathrooms with running water. I highly recommend!"

"We enjoyed the spray park quite a bit! It was nice to be able to watch the kids from a convenient, shady spot. Knowing the bathrooms were nearby was comforting as well."

"Great feature of the Lindenhurst Park District. My 2 yr old had a great time splashing around, while I stayed cool under the shaded benches. The roundabout sign says open 'til sunset but it's really until 6p then the water get shut off. There are tables if you want to eat. There is also a playground a couple of blocks away; no street parking allowed so best to leave you car in the splash pad lot."