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Spray Park
Spray Park
The Chinook Winds spray park is now closed for the 2022 season!
The Chinook Winds Spray Park, located in the Chinook Winds Regional Park is located on Chinook Winds Drive south of Yankee Valley Boulevard.
The park closes for the season around the end of August (weather permitting). Normal operating hours are daily from 10 a.m. - 8 p.m.
Watch the City's Twitter and Facebook pages for updates when maintenance or repairs are required.
Park features
- Two twist n' spill water toys
- A splash blaster spiral
- Ground sprays
- Interactive tappin' tunes piano that plays music and sprays water
- Discovery stream
- Toddler water table
- Four slides
- Public washrooms and change rooms
- 12 picnic tables and shade
- All of this in a fenced off area
The spray features will time out automatically. You can re-activate the water by pushing the buttons found on the equipment.