Stratford City Park |
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The Ladies Union Park Association was formed in 1892
for the purpose of establishing a park. Squabbles over where to locate
the park inhibited progress, but eventually the park came to be in its
present location. In 1916 a landscape architect designed the park. The
bandstand was built in 1917, the north shelter in 1970, the south
shelter in 1987, and the bath house in 1992.
Stratford City Park Camping Facilities
31 Electrical hookups (30 amp limited)
Restrooms
Shower facilities
Sewer dump station |
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Railroad Right Of Way Camping Facilities
(1/2 block south of City Park)
30 Electrical hookups (30 amp limited) |
Camping fees are to be deposited in
drop box at City Hall. Keys for shower facilities may be picked up at
the City Hall, Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Reservations are
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Swedish American Museum |
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D-54 (Bellville Road)
An 1850's log house built in the traditional Swedish manner by one of
the first settlers in Hamilton County, Rev. John Linn. The cabin was
moved to its present site in 1982. |
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Located at 1113 Moore Street
Phone: 515-838-2339
Swimming lessons, open swimming, & snack bar. Available for
parties.
Hours: 1:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. Monday-Sunday |
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Tennis Courts |
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Located next to the Stratford Swimming Pool.
Two blacktop courts for your enjoyment. |
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Kacie Woodle Memorial Field
Pee Wee & Little League Teams, Baseball & Softball Teams,
and T-Ball Teams all enjoy the Kacie Woodle Memorial Field. Located next
to the Stratford Community School. |
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