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Gutknecht Roadside Park
This roadside park is located between Morrison and Reinbeck at the junction of Diagonal Rd/Iowa 175 and U Ave/County Road T-55. It is one acre in size, and has 5 primitive campsites, picnic tables, grills, and a shelter. There is no charge for overnight camping at this park, and its nearness to the Pioneer trail makes it a great destination for hiking enthusiasts. Locally, this park is known as one of the best places to view fireworks during Reinbeck’s Fourth of July celebration.
Ida M. Miller Memorial Park
Located on the northwest corner of the intersection of Iowa 175/240 St and E Ave, this 2-acre rest stop houses a large stone fitted with a bronze plaque, dedicated to Ida M. Miller, the first white child born in Melrose Township. This park features an accessible pit toilet, picnic tables, grills, a shelter house, and playground (made possible by MidAmerican Energy) making it a good place to take a break from traveling.

J.H. Roadman Memorial Park
Location: 28403 160th St., Dike, IA 50624
Named in memory of J.H. Roadman, this 10-Acre park serves as a rest stop along 160th St, just 1.5 miles west of Dike. Facilities include picnic tables, grills, a shelter house, and an accessible pit restroom. Two ponds are available for fishing, and overnight camping is available free of charge in the parking area. The shelter house may be rented for a 5-hour period for $20 upon request from Grundy County Conservation at least 72 hours before the desired date.

C.E. Shearn Memorial Park
Location: 24125 Q Ave, Grundy Center, IA 50638, Located southwest of the intersection between Diagonal Road/Iowa 175 & Q Ave/HWY T47.
This half-acre roadside park contains all the “necessities” for the weary traveler wishing to take a break: a shelter house, pit-style toilets, picnic tables, and grills. A good place to stop for lunch or just to stretch your legs.


