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Ken-O-Sha Park - 4 Things to Know Before Visiting

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About Ken-O-Sha Park

Ken-O-Sha Park is the perfect local escape. The park offers something for everyone - plenty of open green spaces, a large playground and sandpit, gazebos, picnic tables and grills, nature trails and even an ice rink. In addition to all these great amenities, it also has a large pavilion that can be rented out for picnics and parties. And providing a scenic backdrop for all this fun is the natural beauty of the area that you can take in from almost any part of the park.
Address : 1353 Van Auken St SE, Grand Rapids, MI 49508, USA

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Old Farm ParkOld Farm Park, is a perfect destination to enjoy the outdoors. There are a wide variety of activities to choose from such as fishing, camping, bird watching, and biking. Visitors have access to the Grand River Water Trail which winds through the park's 250 acres and provides plenty of views of wildlife including deer and beavers. Those looking for challenges can try their luck at one of the park's many disc golf courses or hike through its network of trails for stunning views.
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Paul Henry Thornapple TrailThe Paul Henry Thornapple Trail, is an 11-mile paved path that offers breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside. From Woodland Mall in Wyoming to Cascade at 28th Street SE, the trail winds its way through small towns and rolling hills, passing old farms and nature conservancies. Along the way, visitors can enjoy opportunities for bird-watching or take a reflective stroll while they marvel at the vibrant colors of passing seasons.
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John Collins ParkJohn Collins Park is a fantastic place to visit. Located near Grand Rapids, this 80-acre park has plenty to do for the whole family. With picnic tables and shelters for al fresco dining, and miles of trails for walking or biking, there’s no shortage of outdoor activities. You can also enjoy a peaceful day of fishing at Marge Pond or a game of sand volleyball on the courts. The park also hosts various events throughout the year, such as art festivals and community lectures.
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Meyer May HouseThe Meyer May House is a stunning example of exquisite Prairie architecture. Designed by famed architect Frank Lloyd Wright in 1909 and restored over a decade ago by Steelcase®, the house features clean lines, bold horizontals, and beautiful art glass windows. It proudly stands as an intact representation of Wright's style, while also remaining relevant to contemporary interests. Its open plan allows visitors to appreciate the 90 year old beauty of the house.
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Palmer Park. Palmer Park, provides an array of activities that are perfect for the entire family. Located on over 80 acres of land, the park features a swimming pool, picnic tables and grills, baseball and softball fields, basketball courts, playgrounds, hiking trails and even a disc golf course. It's also home to a variety of wildlife like white-tailed deer, muskrats and raccoons. There's no shortage of things to do at Palmer Park for people of all ages.
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Roman Catholic Diocese of Grand RapidsThe Roman Catholic Diocese of Grand Rapids, established in 1882, it was originally known as the Diocese of Sault Ste. Marie. It became a part of the Lansing diocese in 1881 after the province's first bishop moved to Lansing. There are currently more than a million Catholics that live within the diocese's borders in Barry, Byron, Ionia and other surrounding counties. During its history, the diocese has been served by 30 bishops and is presently headed by Bishop David J. Walkowiak.

Discover More Attractions in Kent County, Home of Ken-O-Sha Park

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Kent County
Kent County, located in the western part of Michigan's lower peninsula, is the 12th most populous county in the state. This vibrant, diverse community has much to offer those who visit for business or pleasure. From lakeside attractions to world-renowned museums, there is something here for everyone. Nestled between Grand Rapids and Muskegon, Kent County is home to some of Michigan's top universities and is a great place for both families and singles to live. The economy of Kent County continues

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