Cool off this summer at the jackson spray park

Cool Off This Summer at the Jackson Spray Park

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June 19, 2025
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JACKSON, N.J. — With summer temperatures rising, the Jackson Township Spray Park has officially opened for the 2025 season, offering families a chance for young children to cool off under a range of water features.

The spray park, located at the Jackson Justice Complex on West Veterans Highway.

The facility will open daily through Labor Day weekend.

Designed primarily for children 12 and under, the park requires adult supervision at all times.

Cool off this summer at the jackson spray park
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The Township of Jackson has posted a full list of 25 safety and conduct rules governing the facility. These include mandatory swimwear, restricted use of the spray pad to those without infections or open wounds, and a strict ban on glass containers, water toys, and rough play. Swim diapers are required for young children not yet toilet trained.

Additional rules prohibit organized groups, skateboards, pets, and strollers within the spray pad area. Visitors are instructed to vacate the park during visible or audible thunder or lightning.

In the event of emergencies, guests should call 911. For rule violations or questions, the Department of Recreation can be reached at 732-928-1260.

Phil Stilton

Phil Stilton

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