Shrewsbury Town Council’s award-winning Splash Park in the Quarry has been a massive hit with children of all ages once again this summer.
The “Darwin’s Islands of Adventure” splash and play areas have been extremely popular with families from across the region throughout the summer months.
The Town Council will be closing the Splash Park for the winter months from Monday 20 September. The play area will remain open.
Helen Ball, town clerk for Shrewsbury Town Council, said: “Whilst we have encountered a few problems with the mechanisms at our Splash Park on a couple of occasions over the summer months, we know from the feedback we have received, that our facilities in the Quarry have been well used.
“As we start to approach autumn, we do need to close the Splash Park to enable us to give the water features their winter overhaul before being stored away until next spring. So, if the weather is good up to our last day of opening on Sunday September 19, I would encourage people to come along for the last day and enjoy the facilities whilst they can.
“We look forward to re-opening the Splash Park next spring and hope that many more people will be able to have fun at our award-winning splash pad.
“We will publish the new season’s opening date on our social media platforms nearer the time, so I would encourage people to look out for the details next spring.”
The ever-popular water feature was opened in 2016 alongside the refurbished play area, which incorporates traditional play equipment such as slides and swings, as well as fountains and water features.
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Published 10 September 2021