City Park in Iowa City IA is a popular destination for people from all walks of life. It is a great place to enjoy the outdoors and stay active. It is also home to many cultural events.
Its prestigious literary heritage includes the Iowa Writers’ Workshop, whose alumni include John Irving, Flannery O’Connor, and T.C. Boyle. Click for more.
Pedestrian Mall Playground
The Pedestrian Mall is the local Iowa City downtown walking area that contains restaurants, the public library, retail shops, hotels, and bars, many with outdoor seating areas. It is a place that radiates so much character and a sense of community. It is always an interesting place to go and people watch, as it has a lot of different things going on.
Besides the many restaurants and bars, there is also an amazing playground for children. It is equipped with a PowerScape 5-12 structure with a Rumble and Roll Slide, Hex Pod, Olympus Climber, and Vista Arc Sphere. There is even a custom Book Climber and Possum Book to add a little literary fun!
Some rules must be followed while visiting City Parks. The first rule is that no one may pick any flower materials. Another rule is that no animals may be domesticated or tethered. It is also prohibited to molest any animal or bird, as well as to destroy, deface, or remove any sign.
Bobby Oldis Fields
In the heart of Iowa City lies Bobby Oldis Fields, a baseball field named after the father of Little League coach Jay Oldis who died from muscular dystrophy. The field is a must-see for all baseball fans and sports lovers.
The iconic Nile Kinnick Stadium is only a few miles away from Bobby Oldis Fields. This historic baseball stadium is one of the most famous attractions in Iowa City. It was a major setting in the 1989 film, Field of Dreams.
City Park is the largest park in Iowa City and adjoins the UI campus. This park offers many recreational opportunities and has over 14 picnic shelters. It is also home to the Riverside Festival Stage and has numerous basketball, tennis, bocce, and horseshoe courts.
Take a stroll around the City Plaza, commonly known as the Pedestrian Mall. Here you will find local shops and restaurants. You can also listen to music at the weekly Friday night concerts or enjoy a tasty treat from Marco’s Pizza. Browse around this site to check more places to visit.
City Park Pool
Located outdoors on Park Road in Upper City Park, this T-shaped pool features a super shallow area on both sides of the ‘T,’ a 50-meter and 25-yard lap swim area, and two one-meter diving boards. It’s open from Memorial Day to Labor Day.
The pool is a beautiful place to spend your day. You can also enjoy the picnic facilities and the new playground equipment. You can also play sports on the many athletic fields and courts.
The City Park Pool is one of the most popular swimming pools in Iowa City. This pool is a great place for people to come and relax after work or on the weekends. The pool is very clean and the staff is always ready to help you.
ParkRun
City Park Parkrun is a free weekly 5k community event for runners of all standards to come together and take part in a fun and friendly experience. You can walk, jog, run, or volunteer, and it’s all completely free.
CityPark parkrun takes place every Saturday at 8:00 am (May – September) & 9:00 am (October – April) in Iowa City, 200 Park Rd. Please see the website for more information about the course and what to expect.
Dogs are welcome on the course but must be kept on a short, handheld, non-extendable lead. Please read the Dogs in Parkrun entry on the Support Site for more info. Refer to This Web Page.
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