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Iverson Park is one of Stevens Point's oldest and largest parks. In addition to the Green Circle Trail, which travels through the park, it offers a multitude of uses throughout the year. The park has a large playground, restrooms, picnic areas, beach, lodges, picnic shelters and a baseball diamond.
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- History of Iverson Park
- Iverson Park Today
- Winter Recreation at Iverson Park
In its early days, Stevens Point depended on the Wisconsin River for its water needs. By the early 1920s, however, numerous mills and factories were polluting the river, and the city needed to look elsewhere for better quality water. In 1921, Stevens Point purchased land along the Plover River for its new water supply. Robertson Park (named after t...
Nestled along the Plover River, Iverson Park is the largest city park in Stevens Point at 121 acres. It offers restrooms, playgrounds, picnic areas, a beach, a bathhouse, nature trails, a nature center, lodges, and picnic shelters. Click here for more information about Iverson.
In winter, Iverson offers two 300-foot toboggan slides, three sledding hills, a snowboard hill, a lighted outdoor ice skating rink, a warming lodge, and 2.5 miles of groomed cross-country ski trails. Click here for more winter activity information.Contact Stevens Point Parks at 715-346-1531 for current ski trail conditions.
Trail Detail - Iverson Park - Detailed information on a trail, including trail reports, links and maps.
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