Pepper Park
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Tucked along the waterfront in National City, California, Pepper Park is a recently renovated spot that delivers a lot more than just a splash pad. Reviewers call out the splash pad itself as good-sized, which is a nice start, and then there's a pirate ship playground, a separate toddler play area, and a small sand beach right there with views of San Diego Bay. Covered benches sit near the play areas so there's a shaded spot to settle in while the kids are busy. Parking gets consistent praise from reviewers as plentiful, which takes one more thing off your plate. Bathrooms are on site, too. The broader park also has a fishing pier, so between the water play, the beach, and the pier, a full afternoon here is easy to pull off.
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