Dust Devil Splash Pad
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Dust Devil Splash Pad sits inside a large, well-maintained park in Phoenix, Arizona with plenty to keep kids busy beyond the water. Shaded areas cover both the toddler and older kid zones, which parents consistently appreciate during hot months. The splash pad itself is free, but note that reviewers report ongoing water feature issues, including features that shut off frequently and spray guns that are partially non-functional, likely from hard water buildup. The concrete surface also draws some concern for slipping. The surrounding park adds real value: playgrounds, a skate park, basketball courts, sports fields, restrooms, and reservable ramadas with grills.
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