Kids can play at the Sparwood Water Spray Park

The Sparwood Water Spray Park is open and ready for use. An official grand opening will take place next week.

Olivia and Rafe Salmon splash in Sparwood's new Water Spray Park.

The long awaited completion of the Sparwood Water Spray Park is here and just in time for summer.  Kids have already been splashing in  this great new addition to Sparwood and have unleashed many giggles and grins as approval. The official grand opening will take place on June 27th from 3-6 p.m. at the water park,  and everyone is invited to attend.

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