# Mansel Carter Oasis Park Splash Pad

> Playground combines shaded play structures with a covered splash pad featuring water elements like a pirate ship and dump bucket. The space includes a dedicated bike park with ramps and a paved flow track, supporting active kids. It maintains a clean, well-designed environment that stays busy and lively, especially around water play areas.

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- Address: 19535 E Appleby Rd, Queen Creek, Arizona, United States
- Phone: +14803583700
- Website: https://www.queencreekaz.gov/community/parks-recreation/queen-creek-parks/mansel-carter-oasis-park

## What people say

- "The splash pad is a fun, free water park for kids."
- "The splash pad at this playground is awesome for cooling down."
- "The splash pad is so much fun and a great way to cool down."

## Good to know

- The splash pad is covered, which helps mitigate the intense Arizona heat.
- The park is suitable for family gatherings and various events and activities.
- Parents should check the slides for heat before letting their kids play.
- The bathrooms are clean and well-maintained.
- Most of the playground is shaded, providing relief from the sun.

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