PARK AMENITIES

This 17 acre wetland park has approximately six acres of wetland crossed by a 500 boardwalk with two benches for resting and enjoying the beauty of the wetland. The remaining park contains beautiful upland woods, as well as two large picnic areas with three picnic tables in each...and 14 benches for resting along the trails. At the highest point in the park, a gazebo has been built overlooking the lake, Stone Lake, and has provided a beautiful setting for everything from picnicking to family reunions to wedding receptions.

COVERED RED BRIDGE WITH WALLS PROVIDING A PICTORIAL HISTORY OF THE PARK

MEMORY WALK: A WINDING BRICK PATHWAY WITH ALMOST 300 ENGRAVED BRICKS IN HONOR OF MANY SPECIAL PEOPLE, SPECIAL OCCASIONS, AND EVEN SPECIAL PETS

THE NORTHERN PITCHER PLANT, AN INSECT-EATING PLANT, BLOOMS IN THE WETLAND PARK FROM MAY TO AUGUST. PITCHER PLANTS SURVIVE IN WET, NUTRIENT-POOR ENVIRONMENTS AND SURVIVE BY LURING AND TRAPPING INSECTS THAT BECOME THEIR SOURCE FOR NITROGEN.

BEAUTIFUL PUBLIC RESTROOMS BUILT WITH A GRANT FROM LOUISIANA PACIFIC

DESCRIPTIVE INFORMATIONAL SIGNS ARE LOCATED THROUGHOUT THE PARK