Trailblazer Park

Splash pad is awesome for kids and cheap way to celebrate birthday party of you want. No reservation required you just have to come early to secure table especially on the weekend. It can get crowded some days due to summer camp activities of preschool kids so check the park recreation schedule as they have it on their list what day they come in. The playground could use more trees as it gets really hot, my son loves this splash pad

Took my granddaughter, took our lunch and had a wonderful time! Only 5 children there today at noon! Playground was very nice too! annual pass is only $ 15 for lake Mary resident!

The kids enjoyed the splash pad and then moved on to the playground. Not much shade on the playground so the jungle gym and all the plastic parts got pretty hot under the sun. Enjoyed the swings and running around in the grass. Beware, ants abound!
Small fee to enter the splash pad, so bring some cash. Bathrooms are nearby for changing, etc.

This is a great little park … half of it anyway :)
The splash park is very nice. My daughters thoroughly enjoyed it. The various jets, sprayers, misters, and buckets, makes it lots of fun. The randomness of the water features keeps the kids running around and enjoying it very much.
There is a nearby pavilion/​shelter nearby with some picnic tables underneath which is a nice «staging» area. It’s not super big, but you could fit a dozen or so families underneath to sit relax, or leave a bag.
The other half of the park is a play area and rope climbing contraption that is marked for 5 years and up … but I don’t think that is correct. The rope climb contraption seems pretty high and not completely safe for a 5 year old. As I was leaving with my daughters, a family with an 11-​month old next to us said the same thing that it did not seem safe for 5-​year olds. I see the other comments for Trailblazer Park relay the same sentiment. It’s s shame.
But the splash park is fun and I definitely will take my girls back!

The positives of this park is that there is a shaded picnic area, part of the climbing area is shaded and there are swings for all ages. However, with that said, as the mom of a climber, this playground requires a whole lot of diligence. The equipment is marked as 5 and up, but there were 8 and 9 year olds who were getting caught on items high enough that their parents had to help them down. The slide of doom has been removed and in its place is this spinning corkscrew… of doom. My inner twelve year old saw the equipment originally and thought, «hey this place is pretty freaking cool» and then my Mom voice kicked in and said, «holy crap this place is a broken arm waiting to happen». We’ve never been there when the splash pad has been open so its never been very crowded but I cringe to think of the playground swamped with kids trying to climb on all the ropes and rocks. Definitely put your kid in long pants to climb on the ropes, they easily leave marks on little legs just from climbing.

Trailblazer park is a small little park tucked near Timacuan Country Club in Lake Mary. I sought out this park because it has a splash park, one of several in the area. The park looks like it has an older part with a skate park, tiny playground, ball courts and fields.
The newer splash park costs $ 2 per person to get in and is open from 9am-​8pm. The splash pad isn’t super big but does have a good mix of jets, misters, and buckets and things to dump water on you.
There is a nearby shelter with plenty of tables and behind that a playground. There is a big web-​like climbing structure and a small rock formation to climb on. The playground is mostly for bigger kids, in fact the equipment says 5 and up. They actually have a slide that is only about 6 inches wide and was totally useless for my toddler. They have these spinning chairs but one little girl of about 7 got on, started spinning and couldn’t get her legs down to stop. She was bawling before her Mom could stop her.
I’m looking for a splash pad to host my son’s birthday party but this park doesn’t rent pavilions: thumbs down. Thumbs down for the playground too. The facility was clean and the splash pad was fun: thumbs up.