Kathryn Albertson Park

Kathryn Albertson Park was dedicated in 1989 as a 41-acre refuge for wildlife and quiet use. Paved loops pass ponds, gazebos, trees, and carefully shaped habitat where birds and other animals are often easier to see at a slower pace.The park is free and open from sunrise to sunset. Bicycles and e-scooters are not allowed, dogs must be leashed, and fishing, boating, swimming, and wading are prohibited. Weather, maintenance, and wildlife management can affect individual paths. More

Kathryn Albertson Park was dedicated in 1989 as a 41-acre refuge for wildlife and quiet use. Paved loops pass ponds, gazebos, trees, and carefully shaped habitat where birds and other animals are often easier to see at a slower pace.The park is free and open from sunrise to sunset. Bicycles and e-scooters are not allowed, dogs must be leashed, and fishing, boating, swimming, and wading are prohibited. Weather, maintenance, and wildlife management can affect individual paths. More