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  • Gazebo
  • Fishing Dock Handicap Accessible
  • Historic Site
 

 

   Freedom Shore Park, located on the Lake's south shore was developed in 1976, the year of our nations bi-centannial celebration.

   The park is a pleasant spot to stop and take in the lake sights with its gazebo, benches and handi-capped accessible dock.

   It is the sight from which the Okabena Apple came forth.



Parks provide places for children and families to unwind and have fun in a city. Parks, also, counteract the effect that the city concrete and asphalt streets and buildings have on peoples peace of mind and serenity. Parks have a "decongestant" value to the mental health of a community. Worthington is blessed with having many parks. Especially valuable are the many parks by Lake Okabena where there are  many places to go to "let the stress out" and re-create our serenity and composure in a hussle-bustle world.

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