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Wayside Park pairs everyday recreation with roadside history
Trails, pickleball and family space sit beside Sycamore Creek in nearby Hurt.
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Recreation beside roadside history
Wayside Park’s county description lists walking trails, pickleball courts, playground space and picnic facilities. It also connects the site to the Great Depression and a Civilian Conservation Corps roadside stopping place.
That history gives an ordinary picnic or walk a link to an earlier era of road travel.
Location and gathering plans
The park is at 1678 Main Street in Hurt. Decide whether your plan needs a reservation or simply a check of current conditions, and confirm arrangements with Parks and Recreation before organizing a gathering.
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