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Crest Celebrates Sunrise Park Renovations

Dozens of children play in the new splash pad after the completion of the grand reopening ceremony at Wildwood Crest’s Sunrise Park at Rambler Road.

By Press Release

WILDWOOD CREST – The Borough of Wildwood Crest hosted a grand reopening ceremony to celebrate improvements and additions to Sunrise Park, on Rambler Road, June 25.
According to a release, improvements at the park include the additions of an adult outdoor fitness area and a second large playground structure to complement existing playground amenities. Other enhancements include new bike racks, additional seating areas, improved landscaping and signage. Additional fencing is expected to be added in July.
The lynchpin of the project, however, is the addition of a new splash pad that has already drawn hundreds of children each day. The splash pad was open to the public for the first time Memorial Day weekend.
On hand for the grand reopening ceremony were Wildwood Crest Commissioners Don Cabrera, Joyce Gould and David Thompson; Cape May County Commissioner Will Morey; Cape May County Open Space Program committee member Leslie Gimeno; Borough Engineer Marc DeBlasio; numerous Wildwood Crest staff members; members of the borough’s various volunteer boards and committees; children and counselors from the Pier Playmates Day Camp; and members of the public.
“We’ve already witnessed how popular this park has become,” Cabrera stated, during the ceremony. “I really believe this will be the hottest park in Cape May County this season and for many years to come.”
The cost of the project was approximately $640,000, with nearly $285,000 of that total funded through the Cape May County Open Space program.
The hours of the new splash pad are 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily. The rest of Sunrise Park is open daily from dawn to dusk.
Sunrise Park at Rambler Road is located between Ocean Avenue and the Wildwood Crest Bike Path, from Rambler Road to Lotus Road.
For more information, contact the Wildwood Crest Recreation Department, at 609-523-0202.

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