
25th Street Park Spray Park
Bayonne spray park with a playground, exercise area, and parking at 25th Street Park on Park Road.
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Bayonne spray park with a playground, exercise area, and parking at 25th Street Park on Park Road.
Free seasonal spray pad inside Passaic's large Third Ward Memorial Park with easy pairing to playgrounds, paths, and a fuller park outing.

Bayonne spray park with a playground, benches, and walking path at Francis G. Fitzpatrick Park.

Small Bayonne spray park with a playground and walking path for short local visits.
Free seasonal spray pad at Christopher Columbus Park in Passaic, offering a straightforward neighborhood splash stop for warm days.
City-operated summer spray pool at Liney Ditch Park in Camden, open daily in season for a simple free cool-down stop.

Neighborhood spray park and playground at North Street Park in Bayonne for easy warm-weather splash stops.
Seasonal city spray pool at Alberta Woods Park in Camden with free daily summer access.
Official Camden spray pool at Clinton Street Park with free daily summer operation for neighborhood water play.
Free City of Camden spray pool at Elijah Perry Park with posted daily summer hours.
Free Camden summer spray pool at Farnham Park with daily posted city hours.
Official Camden spray pool at Pyne Poynt Park with free daily summer hours.
City of Camden summer spray pool at Ralph Williams Park with free daily warm-weather hours.
City summer spray pool at Washington Street Park in Camden with daily seasonal hours and free neighborhood water play.
Free summer spray pool at Reverend Evers Park, listed by Camden for daily seasonal use.
City splash pad project at Nash Park in Clifton, tied to broader park upgrades and designed to add a family-friendly water-play feature to a major neighborhood park.
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