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1220 3rd Avenue Northwest, Waukon, IA 52172

Waukon City Park offers horseshoe courts; outdoor swimming pool; sand volleyball courts; 4 large and 5 small shelters with grills, additional grills located throughout the park; three small playgrounds and 1 large playground (Hideaway Park); campground with facilities; hikers trail; and fishing pond. Depending on the weather, an ice skating rink will be open is located at the park for use.

400 Claiborne Drive, City Hall, Decorah, IA 52101

The Parks and Recreation Department maintains a variety of recreational lands and facilities for the City of Decorah including: City parks and shelters, Pulpit Rock campground and camp cabins, The Community Prairie and Butterfly Garden, Hiking and ski trails, Bike trails, Tennis courts, Softball fields, Outdoor skating rink, Outdoor basket ball courts, and Sand volleyball courts.

1210 Northwest Prairie Ridge Drive, Ankeny, IA 50023

Offers recreational activities for Ankeny residents. Provides over 40 parks and 80 miles of trails, as well as aquatic centers, youth sports and skate parks.

200 North River Street, Montgomery, IL 60538

Offers various programs, leagues, special events, and parks facilities to Montgomery residents.

The Village of Montgomery is served by two Park District: Fox Valley Park District and Oswegoland Park District. If residents are unsure which Park District they are in, they can contact the Montgomery Village Hall.

17540 West Laraway Road, Joliet, IL 60433

Offers a wide variety of recreational activities for residents, including:
- Biking
- Boating
- Camping
- Canoeing/kayaking
- Cross-country skiing
- Dog parks
- Fishing
- Geocaching
- Hiking/running
- Horseback riding
- Ice skating
- In-line skating
- Picnicking
- Sledding
- Snowshoeing
- Wildlife viewing

12130 Nw 128th Street, Granger, IA 50109

Offers trails for the public use in various locations around the Polk County area. Some trails are paved offering the opportunity for hiking, biking, skating and rollerblading, while some trails only offer hiking (due to sensitivity to erosion, unpaved trails may have restrictions such as no biking or horseback riding). Visit the website www.leadingyououtdoors.org for more information on trail locations, trail access points and trail restrictions.