spray parks

It is pretty clear in the language, El Paso officials are worried about the way the COVID-19 outbreak is going in our city and county.

Here is what will be different.

Here's where to get wet, cool off and have fun in the hot El Paso sun.

Water-loving canines in El Paso have their own spray pad to splash around in.

Here's where to get wet, cool off and have fun in the sun.

Salvador Rivas Jr. Park at 12480 Pebble Hills Blvd now includes a water playground with interactive water features for kids of all ages.

The spray park on River Bend Dr. includes water features and separate interactive zones for kids of all ages.

The spray park on Vista Del Sol includes more than 20 water features like fountains and a dump bucket.

Westside Community Park near Franklin High School is the 5th of 8 city parks to get a splash pad.

The Central El Paso spray park has numerous water features like fountains and a dump bucket.

Water-loving canines in El Paso now have their own spray park to splash around in.

This summer, El Pasoans with water-loving dogs will have at least one spot in town that will provide their furry friends some relief from the heat.