Parked here for easy access to the Cedar Valley Bike Trail. Bathrooms, water fountain, bike repair…read morestation all nearby. Large pavilion for picnics. Large open grassy area and a basketball court. Not sure but I'm guessing you could reserve the shelter for a large group outing. Plenty of parking.

This is a great trail/hiking spot. It is located on the edge of an old residential area of Cedar…read moreFalls. The trails are well-maintained. Even in March (when there is nothing green in Iowa), it was a great place to hike and birdwatch. Most all of the maple trees are still tapped (which I had never seen). This is a great spot in a town that has numerous walking trails.

Wonderful place to visit however it does link up with other trails and other sites the best piece…read moreof advice I can give is to drop a pin on your car when you park because it might not be the easiest thing to find

The park has always been very well kept large parking lot lots of room for small and large dogs my…read moredog and I have been going to the park since he was 6 months old he is now 5 years old so we have enjoyed the park a great deal just in the last year I have had problems with the owners of the dogs they do not follow the rules I have been in the park last five or six times I've had small dogs attack my dog and I've had large dogs attack my dog the owners do nothing they do not leave the park as the rules States they do not do anything so I have to leave that said I believe they need someone out there to enforce the rules so we all can enjoy the dog park with our dogs

Fantastic dog park. Plenty of space for both big and little dogs and plenty of benched for the…read morehumans. There's also drinking fountains on both sides. Usually has a number of dogs running around but can definitely support 2 dozen dogs easy.

Most of the owners I've seen here are really irresponsible…read more The park itself is pretty good. It's just the bad owners that make my experience at this park miserable. I've gone here almost every day for the last 6 months, and whenever the weather got nice, there would be a bunch of people coming out to enjoy the weather and socialize. The issue is, they tend to forget about their dogs while they look at their phone, chat with their friends, or even flirt with someone *sigh*. Folks, if you go to ANY dog park, I sincerely implore you to: * KEEP AN EYE ON YOUR DOG 100% of the time, or aim for as close to 100% of the time as possible. If you are engrossed in your phone or flirting with that handsome stranger, you are not seeing that your dog just growled at another dog for no good reason. Or you just miss the part where your dog pooped near the fence, and then someone else would inevitably step on it and spend a good 10 minutes cleaning it off of their shoes. *sigh* * Please SCOOP YOUR DOG'S POOP. "I didn't see it" is not a good enough excuse. Again, you should keep an eye on your dog most of the time (see first point above). * Please FILL IN ANY HOLES YOUR DOG DUG. Otherwise some poor person is gonna step into the hole and twist their ankle. * Please DON'T BRING CHILDREN unless you are 100% sure they know how to interact with dogs appropriately AND you keep an eye on your kids AND your dog 100% of the time. The dog park is NOT a playground for kids. I've seen parents bring their toddlers, let them sit on the ground, and then when a friendly dog approached the kids to say hi, they shove the dog away (???). Dude, when you come to the dog park, be prepared to interact with a dog, okay? Also, realistically, how do you plan to monitor your toddler AND your dog at the same time? If your kid AND your dog are really well trained, maybe it could work, but most parents that come with kids and dogs usually just fail at either monitoring their kids or their dogs. * If your dog plays inappropriately / aggressively, please correct them AND TEACH THEM TO STOP THAT BEHAVIOR. Biting is NOT the only inappropriate behavior. Humping is also inappropriate, since many dogs don't like being humped. Pushing other dogs to the ground, cornering other dogs and not letting them move or get up, growling at other dogs simply because they are nearby, .... those are all BULLYING behaviors and need to stop. I'm not saying your dog is bad. But if your dog does the above, you need to be the responsible owner, step in, and teach your dog to be polite. If your dog behaves inappropriately, one day it might meet a dog that takes it the wrong way, and before you know it, a dog fight ensue. PREVENTION IS KEY, people. Oh yeah, and please read the park rules. They are posted at the gate. Seriously, read the rules and follow them, people. They are meant to keep people and pets safe. 1 recent review said the dog park is really clean recently. Dude, you know why? It's because I started picking up the extra poop EVERY TIME I go to the park, and I've been doing it for months now. Yep, I pick up after OTHER PEOPLE's dogs, because I figure if the park is filled with poop, other people will think "oh we don't have to pick up poop. No one does." So I just do more than my share and pick up the extra poop anyway. But my patience is running thin. So please, all of you, start stepping up and doing the right thing. Train your dog, pick up after it, and get your nose off of your phone while you are at the dog park. Exasperatedly yours, frequent dog park goer

Had high hopes for the Paw Park. Our dog loves to run around and chase and be chased. However, this…read morepark was one big pile of dog-doo. There were maybe 10 other dogs, so the place is popular. But you couldn't walk around without dodging piles. I watched one small dog do his business right up close to the gate were most people were standing, and no one made a move to clean up. We had to cross 20 yards of a minefield to clean up after ours. I plan to contact the city to try and get my $5 donation back I put in the slot. It is possible that the condition is related to weather (big snow melt, late winter), but still inexcusable for the other owners. If you go, be a decent human being and clean up after your pet.

Great course with long and short shots. Open and wooded shots. Long course but well worth the hike.read more

27 Holes and the Home to the 1980(something) Disc Golf World Championship... First 9 play long with…read morewater in play and very challenging start. Second 9 play into heavy woods that are very well kept and a good accuracy is required, mostly sand under your feet but Concrete pads in place even way back in the woods. (bug spray needed) Third 9 seems like a after thought even though I still enjoy to shoot it. It is open and long with mature trees but no hazard besides Bike Path. 10pts for a head shot... This course is very well kept, great baskets, pads and markers on every hole. Pick up your trash and that is payment enough. Play Exchange you will be sorry if you didn't stop...