Iverson Park

First time visiting in over 10 years but feels like aside from updated playground equipment little has changed, and that's a great thing. Enjoyed a mother's day lunch with plenty of nature around. (geese, other varieties of birds, frogs, fish and the classic crayfish!) As expected, Stevens Pointers were all nice and friendly. Bathrooms were very nice too!

We had a very nice walk. A lot of activity but most of the people were gathered for parties. We had the trails to ourselves. Another great place to see the marvelous works of Creator God, thanking Him for the works of His hands.

This is a very nice park. We met our son and 3 year old grandson there. He enjoyed the playground and grassy area to throw his football. We saw geese with little ones. People were enjoying a sandy area by the stream.

Great bridges, swim area, fishing and recreation such as kayak launch and canoe launch and rentals. Very old park with lots of history and places to walk or relax in the lawn. Fast moving river water and sandy beach.

You can feel the history of this enormous city park as you walk along paths, buildings, and rock-lined streams built by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930s-40s.

The lodge was very nice. Was here for a Bridal Shower. They have a large area where the food was setup and then there is another area where the shower was held.

Beautiful park with summer and winter activities, swim beach, play ground, walking trails, bridges, baseball field, sledding hills. Great for small kids. The park is always peaceful, maintained and in nice condition.

This is a very nice, well maintained, beautiful park. The stone-walled waterway is very pretty. There are walking paths, playground areas, and a small beach. You can kayak, swim, and fish. It has lots of geese, ducks, and squirrels. It even has a concession stand. Bring some bug spray with you though, the mosquitoes are pretty bad.