By James Bowler

Prince Albert spray parks now open

Jun 3, 2013 | 4:05 PM

The City of Prince Albert now has a way to beat the heat.

Four spray parks in the city are open to residents—the Bernice Sayese Centre, Parkland Community Club, Miller Hill Park and the Westview Community School.

All the paddling pools at Crescent Heights, Hazeldell and Ella Muzzy in Kinsmen Park and the Midtown Community Club spray park are currently only available for private bookings.

However, these will all be open to the public on July 2 as part of the city’s annual Playground Program.

Recreation co-ordinator Curtis Olsen is encouraging residents to come out and enjoy the spray parks during the summer heat.

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“We have seen great utilization of these spray parks and pools in the past,” wrote Olsen in a news release.

If you’d like to book the paddling pools or Midtown Community Club spray park before they open in July please call 306-953-4816.

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