Higashihara park swimming park - Ome

I went with my child. Adult ¥ 200. 50 yen for children from 0 to elementary school age. Infant water playground. 25m pool. Flowing pool. There are two types of sliders. The slider can slide even if the infant holds the child. There are many NG sliders only for young children, so children can enjoy it because it can be enjoyed. Sunglasses in the facility will be NG. Swimming goggles are OK.

8/7 I went here for the first time with my 4 year old son and my mother and 2 children on summer vacation! Arrived around 9:20. Although it was a rattle in the parking lot, local elementary school students were already scattered in front of the entrance and waiting. We were sitting around the entrance and waiting, and after 9:30, a line extending straight from the entrance was suddenly formed, so we lined up in that line. 10:00 The shutter at the entrance is free. Looking back at the back row, it was about 40 people. As a result of looking side by side, there seems to be no particular advantage. There was plenty of room to take place, so those who came later had access to the shaded area under the tent, and the coin lockers were the same size and had plenty of space. We didn't have one place, we used two coin lockers! It was nice to have a lot of 10 yen ~ Everyone was bringing a canteen. There is only one vending machine in the rest area, and it may sell out soon if it is crowded. There was something like a long slide that could be slid by three people at the same time. I borrowed it immediately because I was renting a free beat board. The flowing pool was a facility like the main. The guards are keeping a good eye on them, so it seems that the way the child stands upside down in the pool, or the ass on the float is NG or delicate. When I got home, I was in a hurry when I was asked to show me my first ticket. I had completely forgotten the extra charge for more than two hours. There were so many people eating ramen and ice at the destination! Is the parking lot a park parking lot and a back ground? Was released to make it a temporary parking lot, so it is likely that cars will enter.

I went with a 1 year old and 2 month old child. It has been said that a float with feet is prohibited in the infant pool. What's wrong? I do not understand what it means. I borrowed a float for a small child, but it got out and it was meaningless. I was sorry that I was overturned. If you are a child who is out of the diaper, you can use a float with a foot in the flowing pool. There were many old-fashioned rule bindings. The locker room is too dirty. Changing clothes between babies and moms was pretty hard

There are two types of sliders in the flowing pool, a 25m pool, 50 yen for children up to junior high school students, and 200 yen for adults. Maybe it's the best on the west side of Tokyo. Furthermore, when he leaves the pool, the udon soba that Mr. Silver is doing is 310 yen, ramen 340 yen, potatoes and fried chicken are 100 yen each. Since it is a public pool, the facilities are old, but the COSPA is the best.

It is old in municipal pool, but can play cheaply for 50 yen for 2 hours or less from junior high school student, and there are flowing pool and slider. The diaper pool for diapers ok is also large. There is a compressor to put air in the float ring. The bicycle parking lot is mainly on the ground, so the next day when it rains it is rough. There is a shop adjacent to the pool where you can easily get a meal.

Admission is 200 yen for adults and 50 yen for children and it's cheap! Outside you can eat ramen, udon and potatoes.

More than 30 years ago, my children used it when they were elementary school students, and at that time they could not bring towels to the poolside. The traffic park in the neighborhood was still very tough and I thought it would be the same. However, when I checked on the internet, it was a private contract and I was able to bring towels and drinks, so I used it with my grandchildren. Well, the dressing room was not very clean because it was old, but I enjoyed the running water pool. I think vending machine drinks are also reasonable.

I brought my child on weekdays. I arrived at the opening time of 10:00 in the morning, but the asphalt parking lot was full and I parked at the next temporary parking lot (usually the ground). At the entrance, there was a line for purchasing tickets with local elementary school students and families. (I lined up for less than 10 minutes.) [Facilities] Coin locker (10 yen, not returned), infant pool (can be used by wearing a swimsuit on the pool diaper), 25m pool, flowing pool, 3 straight sliders (no age limit, hug with parents and children) (Available), 1 loop slider (height 120 cm or more) There were benches and roofs by the pool, and some people were resting with seats. Everyone will be instructed to go up to the poolside for 10 minutes from 50 to 00 minutes per hour for inspection. I thought it would be fun enough for elementary school students. There is a shop outside the Silver Human Resources Center that also offers light meals, and you can have a simple meal, but tickets are 200 yen for adults and 50 yen for children (adults every hour extended). Since it is set at 100 yen, 30 yen for children), people who entered all at once at 10 o'clock will come out all at once around 12:00 noon, and the shop and table space will be quite crowded, so those who use it early I think it's better to go out or use it at a different time. The price list is a photo. I'm happy if I can play and eat this much in this price range!