Delaware County

Iowa, United States

120 Schram Dr
Manchester, IA

Schram Park is located off of Highway 20 adjacent to XL Trailers and is the home of a beautiful new Rotary shelter overlooking the pond. This area has recently added a boat ramp for accessing the Maquoketa River, and a nature trail that encompass the entire perimeter of the pond. Also, Schram Park serves as home of the Hartwick Husky's Ski Team!

Delhi

Delhi, Iowa, United States

Placed in the center of town, Delhi City Park is the heart of our small community. Recently adding to the attraction of the Delhi City Park, landscape improvements were made to the park's entrance including decorative flower pots. Several trees were donated and planted throughout the park to replace aging trees, provide shade and add to the beautification of the park!

2511 Oak Rd
Greeley, IA

240 acres located 3 miles northeast of Greeley on Oak Road. This is for the nature lovers!

105 Stearns Dr
Manchester, IA

Tirrill Park includes a playground area, two shelters, a bandshell, restrooms, lighted tennis courts, grills, and fishing. Canoe access to the Maquoketa River is located on the west end of the park, the beautiful Tirrill Rose Garden is located on the east end of the park, and the Kramer Aquatic Center is located in the central area of the park.

1347 129th St
Dundee, IA

Backbone State Park is Iowa's first state park and was dedicated in 1920. Named for the narrow and steep ridge of bedrock carved by the river, the "Devil's Backbone" is one of the most popular hikes in the state. Backbone consists of 2,000 acres and has outdoor recreation opportunities for fishers, hikers, campers, paddlers, bikers and more.

300 W Main St
Manchester, IA

Enjoy the adventure at Iowa's largest whitewater park in Manchester. The whitewater park is a fun and free activity in Northeast Iowa for families and adventurers! It is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, all year round. Rentals are available. Check out our website for more details.

2379 Jefferson Rd
Manchester, IA

A 170-acre park located three miles southeast of Manchester. The office and nature center for the Delaware County Conservation Board is located at the park. Visitors to the park are invited to stop by the nature center and view the interpretative wildlife displays. Nature programs or group tours are available by arrangement. Park facilities include trout and river fishing, three picnic shelters, camping areas with electrical and water hookups, shower / restroom building, dump station, well, toilets, ball diamond, volleyball court, horseshoe courts, playground equipment and hiking trails.