Water Works Park

Water Works Park is a 1,500-section of land stop close downtown Des Moines, Iowa. It is one of the biggest urban stops in the United States. Situated along the Raccoon River, the recreation center offers trails, cookout zones, flame broils, and fields. The recreation center is home to Arie lair Boer Arboretum, one of the world's biggest gathering of crab apple trees, containing around 300 assortments which Des Moines Water Works staff presently keeps up through pruning and engendering. Today, the arboretum incorporates roughly 1,200 trees in the collection. Every winter, the recreation center has Jolly Holiday Lights, an occasion light show.

Expansive segments of the Des Moines Marathon and Hy-Vee Triathlon go through the recreation center. The recreation center has as often as possible facilitated vast celebrations and concerts. A incredible green space and with such awesome access, especially for cyclists. Biking, running, picnicking, angling, and climbing are a couple of the exercises that stop supporters appreciate. Cookout zones, finish with tables and barbecues, are situated in a few zones of the recreation center. Expansive, open zones are accessible for group activities, for example, softball, label football, and soccer.