Rainbow Family Park
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The splash pad at Rainbow Family Park in Las Vegas runs free of charge, but the schedule here is a little different from what you might expect: at least one reviewer noted it operated only through late March, apparently due to heat management scheduling. That's worth a quick call or check before you load up the car. Beyond the water feature, this is a large park with a lot going on: two baseball fields, a workout area, picnic areas that reviewers describe as clean and pleasant, and a playground that works best for kids ages 5 and up. One heads-up on the bathrooms: at least one visitor found them dirty and poorly maintained, so plan accordingly.
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Restrooms available on-site, though at least one visit noted they were dirty and poorly maintained.
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