Middle
River Park
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Middle River Park is 80 acres of primarily woodlands made up of giant Cottonwood, Hackberry, Silver Maple and Walnut trees that grace the lower picnic grounds and group shelter facility, gradually giving way in the upper elevations to beautiful stands of native Black Maples and eventually our majestic trademark Red Oak, White Oak and Shag Bark Hickory forest. | |
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Hiking & Cross Country Skiing: Park visitors use both the hard surfaced trail system as well as the park road system to hike through the park and the adjoining Winterset City Park to the north. During winter season, the road system is closed and utilized as cross-country ski trail system connecting to the road system in the adjacent Winterset City Park to provide for over 3 miles of wind-protected ski trails.. |
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Canoeing & Rafting: Good put-in or take-out spot at canoe access. See River Access section for more information on canoe trips along Middle River. River Fishing in Middle River: Good location to fish for Channel Catfish. | |
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Split-level shelter facility providing picnic facilities for large groups. Upper level (200 person capacity) is available for reservations. The lower level (100 person capacity) is kept open on a first come/first serve basis. Shelter is surrounded by landscape beds of colorful perennial and annual plantings. Handicapped accessible. | |
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This park is situated on the banks of Middle River and is one of our more heavily used parks which is ideal for both large group gatherings or small family outings providing recreational adventures during all four seasons. Middle River County Park is located 1 mile south of Winterset on County Road P-71 with the entrance of the park directly across the highway from the Board Operations Center building. |
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