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El Paso's Spray Parks and Pools Ready for Memorial Day Weekend Fun

KVIA••Gabrielle Lopez
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As Memorial Day Weekend approaches, El Paso is set to open its nine spray parks and two splash pads, providing residents with refreshing outdoor activities. The spray parks will be operational starting this weekend, while the Pavo Real Aquatic Center will open its pool on May 23 at noon. In nearby Las Cruces, several aquatic facilities will also offer open swim sessions throughout the holiday weekend. This initiative not only marks the start of the summer season but also encourages families to enjoy local recreational spaces. Residents are invited to take advantage of these amenities for a fun-filled holiday.

Key Details: • Spray parks open this weekend; locations include Chamizal Community Center and Sue Young Park. • Pavo Real Aquatic Center pool opens on May 23 at noon. • Las Cruces pools have specific hours for open swim from Saturday to Monday.

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El PasoLas CrucesSue Young ParkChamizal Community CenterLas Cruces NatatoriumLaabs PoolPavo Real Aquatic CenterEast Mesa Bataan Memorial PoolRegional Aquatic Center

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