Manchester Mayor Rob Arace has announced the opening of the Pine Lake Park Splash Pad, inviting residents to enjoy a cool, refreshing summer. The facility, located on Lake Drive at the end of Lockhart Street (off of Rt 571/Ridgeway Road, just east of the Little League complex), is now open daily from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM.
Thanks to the diligent efforts of the Public Works and Recreation Departments, along with Manchester’s Water Utility Division, the splash pad has undergone significant repairs and upgrades. The facility has been repainted, and essential components like pumps, valves, and spray heads have been fixed to ensure a seamless and fun experience for all visitors.
The park offers picnic tables and ample parking, making it a perfect spot for family outings. The use of the splash pad is free for Manchester residents, and no beach badges are required. However, young children must be accompanied by an adult to ensure safety.
Mayor Arace expressed his enthusiasm for the project, stating, “Thanks to the combined efforts of our Public Works and Recreation Departments, and Manchester’s Water Utility Division, the pad’s been repaired and repainted, the pumps, valves and spray heads were fixed, and everything is ready for you and the children.”
Residents are encouraged to visit and have a really COOL summer at the newly reopened splash pad.