Carl Young, Sr. Park
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(from Google)Please DO NOT let your kids play at this location. 9/8/2025 10:30-11 am I literally seen homeless bathing here. I wish I could say they had their cloths on.
Super nice splash pad with lots of different things. My 4 and 2 year olds loved it. There were some homeless people and it’s slightly sketchy, but they kept to themselves and I just stayed aware of my surroundings! We will be back because of how great the splash pad is.
We were so excited to see the splash pad but it wasn’t on. We even followed the instructions to turn it on and I didn’t work? But I’m guessing it’s closed at the start of the school year however it doesn’t say that anywhere online ☹️
We visited this park and splashpad last year and this year. Last year there was only 1 homeless guy in the park, he stayed in the restroom. We visited again yesterday (August 30, 2024), the splashpad definitely improved, more fun for the kids as well as the number of homeless people in the park increased too. I would have rated this 5 stars but because of the homeless people lurking and made us feel unsafe and uncomfortable. 1 of them was friendly and nice but the other two were like high and drunk.
The pool was closed at granddaughters apartment (in 100° temp... for 5 days...apparently to be cleaned. We saw no cleaning.) Having just wanted to spend an hour or so to cool off, I looked for Splash Pad. The best part... it's free!! When we got there, there was just one other family (which surprised me since it's in a neighborhood and by apartments. But... maybe the apartment building had their pool open!) Other families came and went. With my waterbabies, however, we were there for just over 2 hours. The water wasn't cold, but it wasn't hot either. Maybe a few degrees lower than a warm bath. The place was clean. There are benches around the area, but only two have a sunshade. (If you go in the evening, the west side may be covered in shade from the trees) Two bathrooms, and for being public bathrooms, were quite clean. No food or drinks there. There is a water fountain, but I imagine that water is a warm as the splash pad water. So bring your own snacks/ drinks. Overall, we enjoyed this little park. There were also slides, swings, and picnic tables... but the kids just wanted to play in the water.