Splash pad back open at Medal of Honor Park
“Well, we’re thrilled that the splash pad is working. Maintenance has been ongoing for a couple of weeks and so this is a terrific day,” said another Mobile mother, Page Pulliam.
“Even if you don’t feel like getting wet, it’s like a huge fountain, which is enjoyable, and we use the trails so this park is such a blessing for West Mobile,” said Pulliam. “Thank you to my Mobile Parks and Rec for fixing the splash pad. You can see there are tons of people back there today and for keeping this part in such pristine condition.”
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