Newton families have three spray parks to choose from, and one of them holds Surrey’s largest inclusive playground.
Key Takeaways
- Newton has three spray parks: Unwin Park, Newton Athletic Park and Goldstone Park.
- Spray parks run May 16 to late September, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., starting at the push of a button when it is warmer than 20 C.
- Unwin Park has Surrey’s largest inclusive playground, a 12,000-square-foot universally accessible play space, plus an outdoor pool.
- Newton Athletic Park adds a BMX track, playgrounds and picnic shelters for full-day visits.
Table of Contents
- Which Newton parks have spray parks for kids?
- Which Newton park is best for younger kids or children with accessibility needs?
- Where can older kids ride and play in Newton?
- What should families know before they go?
Which Newton parks have spray parks for kids?
Newton has three spray parks: Unwin Park (13313 68 Avenue), Newton Athletic Park (7395 128 Street) and Goldstone Park (5850 146 Street). Free, they run May 16 to late September, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., and start at the push of a button when it is warmer than 20 C.
Goldstone Park is a 3.7-hectare park in the Panorama neighbourhood, with a water park and playground, two soccer fields, tennis and basketball courts, and a 575-metre walking loop around the fields.
Newton Athletic Park covers 22 hectares and pairs its water park with playgrounds, eight tennis courts, basketball courts, three washroom buildings, three picnic shelters on a first-come, first-served basis, and about 2 kilometres of pathways.
Unwin Park is a 15-hectare community park with a water spray park and outdoor pool, plus sports fields and a games court. Parking is available from 68 Avenue, just east of 132 Street.
Which Newton park is best for younger kids or children with accessibility needs?
Unwin Park, at 13313 68 Avenue. Its Jumpstart Inclusive Playground is 12,000 square feet, the largest inclusive playground in Surrey, built to be universally accessible, with a We-Go-Round, Sway Fun Glider, slides with transfer benches, swings and a double-wide ramp system.
The playground’s accessible elements include sensory, climbing, motion and early-childhood play, all connected by a double-wide ramp system and seamless surfacing. The outdoor pool sits beside the spray park.
Where can older kids ride and play in Newton?
Newton Athletic Park, at 7395 128 Street. It has a BMX track for older kids, eight tennis courts, basketball courts, playgrounds and a water park, plus about 2 kilometres of pathways and a direct connection to the Serpentine Greenway for off-street cycling.
Action BMX sits at the northwest corner of the park, a BMX racing facility built to international racing standards that hosts racing, training and recreational programs. Upgrades are coming: a new turf field, walking-track lighting, and four new lighted tennis courts.
What should families know before they go?
The spray parks are closed for the season right now and reopen May 16, so plan playgrounds and fields for winter visits. Parks are open dawn to dusk, washrooms are on site at all three parks, and picnic shelters at Newton Athletic Park are first-come, first-served.
Check the City of Surrey’s spray park page for the current season’s hours before heading out, and report any park problem to the City at 604-501-5050.
(Source: City of Surrey, November 13, 2026)
