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Those looking for a place to cool down now that temperatures are on the rise in Saskatchewan can look forward to spray pads opening once again in the Queen City.
The City of Regina said its spray pads have reopened for the season.
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The spray pads are open each day between 9 a.m. and 8 p.m. through mid-September.
Diana Burton, director of recreational and cultural services for the city said, “with spray pads in every part of the city, residents have free access to outdoor water play this summer.”
All spray pad locations are open at this time, with the exception of Kinsmen Park South, which is currently undergoing upgrades. That location is expected to open later in the summer.
