Mulberry Park
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Small and neighborhood-quiet, the splash pad at Mulberry Park in San Marcos, California runs on a timer cycle (roughly a couple minutes on, 15 minutes off), so plan your visit knowing kids will have built-in breaks. It's a modest feature, but the surrounding park delivers: shady trees cover most of the grounds, there's green lawn for picnics, charcoal grills, and separate play structures for toddlers and older kids. The small parking lot holds about 14 cars; street parking nearby is easy. Restrooms are on-site, though reviewers note they can be poorly stocked. Admission is free.
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Free parking available in a small on-site lot with street parking nearby.
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Permanent restrooms available on-site. Reported to be in poor condition with no hand soap and graffiti inside.
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