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Located on the west side of Ida Grove, just off Highways 59 and 175. This park is operated and maintained by the American Legion. Cobb Park has electrical hookups, water hydrants, modern restrooms, shower facilities, picnic tables, play equipment, a baseball diamond, a large shelter house and a dump station. Read more [...]

During the week: Green Fees: 9 holes for $14, 18 holes for $20 Cart rental is $14 for 9 holesCart rental is $22 for 18 holesOn the Weekends: Greens fees $15 for 9 holes, $22 for 18 holes. Cart rental is $14 for 9 holesCart rental is $22 for 18 Read more [...]

The Ida grove Airport is a public airport owned by the City of Ida Grove. The City Clerk manages the facility. The asphalt runway is 3,172 feet long, and 50 feet wide. Tie-downs are available for airplanes. It has an administrative building with restrooms and a phone. 100 octane low-lead Read more [...]

The Chicago-Northwest railway depot was originally located in Ida Grove and moved to the park in 1975. Today, the building is used as a shelter for the park visitors and is available for rent for parties and other occasions.

This one-room schoolhouse was built in 1884. Local students spend one exciting day each year learning in the footsteps of their forbears.

Byron Godbersen built Lake LaJune (named for his wife, LaJune) in 1969 to demonstrate recreational equipment for the customers of Midwest Industries. On the lake is a half-scale reproduction of the HMS Bounty, constructed by Midwest employees in 1970. In 1973-74, he constructed a hangar with a huge banquet room Read more [...]

It was built in 1901 by the Old Settler’s Association in Williams Park (now the Ida Grove City Park), located between Washington Street and Moorehead Avenue. The house was used for their annual meetings. The log cabin was made of white pine logs that were peeled in a log-peeling contest. Read more [...]

In the 1880s, the Stagecoach Inn was an important depot on the Sioux City stagecoach route. The restored Stagecoach inn features a wide variety of antiques and memorabilia from the era, as well as a fascinating repertoire of wild west tales.

The Ida County Courthouse is a National Historical Landmark built in 1872. The building is a combination of new and old, and provides the county with all the necessary services of a county seat.

Ida County Historical Society Museum. All preservations are accomplished through local donations and grants. It is open two days a week in the summer, and by special appointment at other times. The Historical Society hosts an open house every year during the Christmas season. The Moorehead House was constructed in Read more [...]

Ida Grove Skate PalaceOpen Skating during the fall/winter monthsAvailable to rent for all types of events!