There’s An Ice Age Themed Playground And Splash Pad At Riverfront Park In Washington
Riverfront Park is an iconic part of Spokane. Since 1974, this has been a gathering place for families, a venue for all kinds of events, and an all-around fun place to be. And as of May 2021, it’s home to a new Ice Age-themed playground.
Native Americans gathered and fished at the nearby falls, and pioneers settled here and started the city of Spokane in the late 1800s. But it was in 1974, when Spokane hosted Exposition '74, "The World's Fair," that this park was really put on the map.
With the ground made of rubber and artificial turf, this is a safe place for kids to play.
Everything is loosely based on the Great Missoula Flood and how it shaped Eastern Washington.
Fortunately a flood-themed playground will always have plenty of ways to get wet.
The splash paid will really cool your little ones off on a hot summer day.
Come see what this latest development looks like.
As you can imagine, it took a lot of time and effort to construct this fantastic playground and splash pad. Check out this YouTube video to watch the progress.
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Address: Riverfront Park, 507 N Howard St, Spokane, WA 99201, USA
