Splash Pad Spray Ground at Bluebell
Beach
5500 Bray Rd., Flint, MI 48505 (Genesee Twp.)
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Admission
and Hours
Splash Pad Spray Ground at Bluebell
Beach
Open
May 28 ~ September
12, 2010
Free Admission. 12
noon ~ 8 p.m. daily.
No lifeguards on duty
during the 2010 season.
Park
attendants will be on duty at Bluebell
from May 28 -
September
6, 2010.
Bluebell Beach
Open
May 28 ~ September
6, 2010
Free Admission.
8 a.m. ~ 8 p.m. daily.
No lifeguards on duty
during the 2010 season.
Park attendants will be on duty at Bluebell
from May 28 -
September
6, 2010.
Get in your daily run or walk at YOUR Genesee County Parks
Check out the new
walking
trail map for Bluebell Beach. The map features a designated walking
area with distances marked for your convenience.

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Uses City water, not water from Mott Lake.
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Water is fresh, not recycled.
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Free
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The only free
splash pad in Genesee County.
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Is a zero-depth and barrier free surface.
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Parents are required to monitor their children.
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Features a patio area with picnic tables.
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Adjacent to the playground.
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Splashpad is only for children under 12 years of
age. Anyone over 12 must be accompanied by a child.
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No running allowed.
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No squirt guns, water balloons, buckets, etc.
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No water fighting allowed.
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Pavilions
(available for rental).
Bluebell Beach Park area only open until snowfall; same
hours as above.
Genesee County Parks and Recreation Commissions Bluebell Beach is home to the area's first Splash Pad Spray Ground. The new Splash Pad Spray Ground shoots water in a timed sequence from the ground and from various play structures on the Splash Pad. There
is no charge to use the Splash Pad Spray Ground.

The water source for the Splash Pad Spray Ground comes from the City of Flint and will not be recycled. The Splash Pad Spray Ground
is barrier free and zero depth. Bluebell Beach Splash Pad Spray Ground is a facility of the Genesee County Parks and Recreation Commission.

Alcohol Policy for All Parks
No alcohol or illegal substances allowed. Park rangers will issue tickets with fines of up to
$100 for all violations.