Located at 163 East South Street (click on street address for google map directions) just east of Center Street, the 13-acre park has 2 lighted baseball/softball fields, open green space areas, restroom facilities, a pavilion, a playground, and picnic areas.    

The water spray park has 12 "stations" in a total area slightly larger than the size of a basketball court.  There are two "touchstone" poles that activate the spray stations, which resemble elephants, rainbows and other items.  The water sprays for a set amount of time until the poles are touched again.  An overall park timing system shuts the water off at night.

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Water Spray Park Rules & Regulations
Information regarding large groups using Water Spray Parks

Collierville is the only city in the area to have such water spray parks.  "They are just like a regular playground structure but instead of sliding down a slide, children play in water," said Collierville Parks Director Greg Clark.  "It's a new concept.  It's been very popular across the country."

No lifeguard is needed at the water park since there is no water depth.  A central drain moves the water off the area.  The surfaces are lined with a soft, rubber-coated material to make it safe for children.

Park hours are 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., 7 days a week.