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East End Park
Cool off at East End Park's refreshing sprayground, a seasonal water play area operating from Memorial Day through early fall. Located conveniently behind the facilities near the playground, this free attraction provides the perfect summer activity for families seeking outdoor recreation in Durham.
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Trash everywhere. Broken glass on paths. Restrooms closed for renovation. Sad sprayground but at least it worked. Tennis courts looked nice.
Room was okay but they didn't include a few of the complimentary items that are standard like plastic cups.
I like East End a lot but I could see why people might avoid it. The facilities are nice, great tennis courts and hard court soccer field, but there can be an issue with people on drugs there. Everybody keeps to themselves though
The kids had an awesome time on the water pad. Its perfect not to many kids no matter what time if day you decide to go. Its clean and we felt safe.
There is a basketball court that is managed by the city, but no maintained baseball field. There is also a tennis court there and a backboard for practice across the street. A port-a-potty has been placed for restroom use. It is one of least maintained city parks that I have visited. A covered area with tables and seating is there for usage as well.
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