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Shoaff Park 6401 St. Joe, Rd

Size in acres: 184.5

Since 1955

Shoaff Park is located at 6401 St. Joe Rd., Fort Wayne. For more detailed location information, check out the General Park Map, Park Map or Driving Directions. Scroll down for more information about park features:

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Sports

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Ball Diamonds, Soccer fields, Frisbee Golf Course, Basketball courts, and Tennis courts are all available for use.

Note: the baseball diamond is rented out by Bishop Dwenger High School. For more information, contact Larry Windmiller 486-6222.
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Boating
img_0744 Shoaff Park has 1.3 miles of river bank and a boat ramp.
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Shoaff Park Golf Course is a great place to learn the game of golf. The course plays to a par of 54 and offers golfers a wide variety of challenges.

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Fisbee/Disk Golf
linksdiscgolf A Frisbee/disk Golf Course (18 holes) is also located at Shoaff for your enjoyment. (Photo from Swinney's disk golf course)
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Conklin
Location: 6401 St. Joe Road
Capacity: 288
 

 

 

 

Riverlodge

Location: 6401 St. Joe Road
Capacity: 200


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Playground
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The Bridal Glen may be reserved in two-hour increments beginning as early as 8 a.m. Call 427-6015 for more information.

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Splash Pad 
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A brand new Splashpad/Sprayground is now available during the summer season.

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Exercise enthusiasts in Shoaff park have three different options depending on their level of interest: a 1.52 miles loop (North loop-golf course/ball diamond thru center), a .88 mile loop (South loop-thru center thru woods, past Conklin), or the longest option a 1.80 mile loop (a complete loop around entire park). The trails offer a soothing escape from the surrounding city.

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Last Updated on Thursday, 19 August 2010 15:35