Mansfield Welcomes First Skateboard Park & Splash Pad to Finish Off the Summer
Aug 28, 2017 08:00AM ● By Melanie Heisinger
Courtesy of the City of Mansfield, Texas Municipal Government Facebook Page.
On August 19th, Mansfield city leaders held a ribbon cutting ceremony at Clayton W. Chandler Park.
The park has been closed for most of this year for a massive $3.4mil renovation. This renovation includes 7 acres of community-friendly activity options, such as tennis, basketball and sand volleyball courts. It also includes two new playgrounds, a walking trail with fitness equipment, a half-acre fishing pond.
To top it all off, there is now the city’s first-ever skateboarding plaza AND first public splash pad. The park, which is named for the longtime and current city manager Clayton Chandler, is sure to become the city’s newest favorite destination.
The park has been closed for most of this year for a massive $3.4mil renovation. This renovation includes 7 acres of community-friendly activity options, such as tennis, basketball and sand volleyball courts. It also includes two new playgrounds, a walking trail with fitness equipment, a half-acre fishing pond.
To top it all off, there is now the city’s first-ever skateboarding plaza AND first public splash pad. The park, which is named for the longtime and current city manager Clayton Chandler, is sure to become the city’s newest favorite destination.
The public was invited to the ceremony to participate in the first splash and enjoy the facility with their friends and neighbors. You can visit the Mansfield City Government page to learn more.
Clayton W. Chandler Park Grand Opening
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