Clive, Iowa
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Parks and Trails
Welcome to the beautiful parks in Clive. Visit the Greenbelt Park and Trail from your nearby neighborhood connection or one of the seven trail heads with parking for your vehicle. Take a stroll, ride your bike, jog, dust off those rollerblades and enjoy all the natural scenery that's abundant in most of the 297 acres of this premier park in our City.
Click here to view the Parks and Trails Map brochure.
Parks and Shelters
Campbell Recreation Area has a shelter, sand volleyball courts and ball fields available for rental. Country Club Glen, Linnan and Porter Greenbelt shelters are also available to rent for your family picnic or other gathering. All the shelters are open-air shelters. Click here for indoor and outdoor facilities rental fees. Reservation forms are listed within each rentable shelter description.
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Future Park Locations and Amenities
- Alice's Road Park Site
- The City owns nearly 20 acres along the west side of Alice's Road just north of Little Walnut Creek. Plans will be developed in the coming years for amenities for this new park.
- Alice's Road Greenbelt Trail
- With the assistance of grant funds from the Iowa Department of Transportation State Recreational Trails Fund, the trail and bridge have been completed.
- Greenbelt Addition West of Alice's Road
- With the assistance of REAP grant funds, the City purchased 53 acres along Little Walnut Creek.
Greenbelt Trail
- The City owns nearly 20 acres along the west side of Alice's Road just north of Little Walnut Creek. Plans will be developed in the coming years for amenities for this new park.
- With the assistance of grant funds from the Iowa Department of Transportation State Recreational Trails Fund, the trail and bridge have been completed.
- With the assistance of REAP grant funds, the City purchased 53 acres along Little Walnut Creek.
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The Greenbelt Trail, including all of the connections to nearby neighborhoods, provides for a paved surface 11.3 miles in length. Motor vehicles are not allowed on
trails, except for powered wheelchairs and scooters for the disabled.
Fires are restricted to the grills provided at shelters. Dogs and cats
must be on a leash. It is illegal to remove any plant or wild animal
from any park.
Key points and distances are:
The Raccoon River Valley Trail in Clive is 2.6 miles in length. All of the Clive Parks are open from 5:30 a.m. until 10:30 p.m. Trail hours are from 6:00 a.m. until 10:00 p.m. Motor vehicles must remain on established roads, driveways and parking areas. |