The Hazel Miller Spray Park at Edmonds City Park opened early this year in response to the record hot weather. It will remain open through the summer daily from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.
In addition to the more active play opportunities, the spray park also offers quiet corners where kids can engage in more contemplative pursuits.
Three-year-old Joshwa of Edmonds is fascinated by the water spout.
The big dipper never fails to draw a crowd for a good dowsing.
Hazel Miller spray park in Edmonds. (Photo by Larry Vogel)
With triple-digit heat in the weekend forecast for Puget Sound, the Edmonds Parks, Recreation and Cultural Services Department pushed up the opening of the popular Hazel Miller Spray Park, located in City Park at 600 3rd Ave. S. The opening paves the way for some really cool fun right here in Edmonds, and if Friday morning’s crowd is any indication, the water feature is in for a busy season.
— Photos by Larry Vogel
Rowlee’s shave ice stand in the lower lot is just the place to pick up aHawaiian inspired tasty frosty treat for the kids!!
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Rowlee’s shave ice stand in the lower lot is just the place to pick up aHawaiian inspired tasty frosty treat for the kids!!
Thanks to Hazel Miller and the Hazel Miller Foundation.