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Knights Field Sprayground

40.7994° N · 81.9292° W
Description

Outdoor play area with 14 spray elements for young children (preschool through early elementary).

Amenities
Wheelchair accessible entranceWheelchair accessible parking lotWheelchair accessible restroomRestroomRestaurantGood for kidsPlayground
What visitors say top 5 of 14 reviews
Karen Shutts6 years ago
★★★☆☆

My bf family reunion was here. Nice to have a covered place to gather and eat. I heard the water park cost $7.00 for adults and $5.00 for kids. Cute & colorful place to cool off and let kids play, but I think the price is about $2.00 or $3.00 to high per age group. There's no pool, no concessions and the bathrooms - to me are horrible. As I was heading to the bathroom someone said + get ready to feel like you're in jail. "What"!! Well, they were right. Rest stop bathrooms are "Way" better. A stainless steel or some metal toilet without a seat, same kind of sink - hand dryer, no paper towels. Just cold & primitive looking. "UGH" Also, there was a couple of people that wanted to let there kids play in the water, but couldn't b/c they were cash only and they had a debit card. Actually I didn't see the front of the building so maybe they did sell a couple of items but, overall for the price I wasn't impressed!!!

Melissa Jewett2 years ago
★★☆☆☆

Drove almost 45 minutes to get here so we could enjoy the splash pad, play ground, and Kiddie City. Kiddie City was all gone and grown over. The Splash Pad was ok, but it was $7 per adult and $5 per child which is ridiculous for what it was and the adults weren’t even getting in the water. Never saw on any of the websites that there was a charge for the splash pad so I was rather disappointed about this. One toilet with no door on it. Playground is ok.

Mick O'Seasnain7 years ago
★★★★★

Brilliant! This little bit of genius is perfect for little ones. Our youngest was not old enough to enjoy long stretches at local pools, but we were able to come to the spray ground and trust that he would be safe and play for hours. It works out for kids as old as eight, but it is ideal for the younger ones. Access is available daily for a fee (if you're just visiting), or you can purchase a pool pass for unlimited access (very affordable).

Tana M Mann Easton5 years ago
★★★★★

My five year old son and I went in October, so the splash pad was closed for the season. He enjoyed playing on the playground equipment and in the Kiddie City with a six year old friend of his. It was quiet when we were there. There are picnic tables under a pavilion where I could watch the kids play on the playground and the Kiddie City. I would definitely go again.

Vanessa Schultz2 years ago
★☆☆☆☆

The spray ground was awesome! But the Knights Field playground right beside it was absolutely disgusting! And I am not even exaggerating! The picnic tables were filthy and full of graffiti and there was trash everywhere and what made me sick to the stomach was a used condom right beside the kids slide!!! Never again will I set foot there! Step it up Wooster!!!

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