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Parks &
Recreation Committee
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Dexter
Eustis, Chairman ~ Katrina Fay, Secretary
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Richard Huntley
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Stacey Damon
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Mike LeClair
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Corey Black
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Kineowatha Park
- Hours:
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Summer—Open 8:00am
until Sunset (Lodge open from 10:00-5:00)
Winter—Open 8:00 a.m. until 8:30 p.m.
Swim Program last week in June to 2nd week in
August.
Fall Soccer/Winter basketball/Spring
baseball/softball all for grades 2-8.
Winter Skating/Ice Hockey
FMI Frank Donald 207/645-4825.
Located on the shore of
Wilson Lake, this 63 acre park is our largest. In
addition to general recreation, it provides for
business and private gatherings, and supports the
needs of the local Lions Club, Boy Scouts and Senior
Citizens Club. (A town historian, Harold Karkos, once
presented a talk on the History of Kineowatha
Park)
Among the park’s
features are:
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A beach with a dock
and a float to accommodate swimming lessons
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Play space for the
younger set
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A basketball court
with 6 hoops, 2 tennis courts, a volleyball court,
a Little League field, a practice field, a
multi-purpose field and two sets of horseshoe
pits
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30 picnic tables
and a cookout area
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an ice skating
rink, and walking trails
Programs at
Kineowatha Park include: baseball, basketball,
soccer, volleyball, canoing, swimming,
fishing/frogging, croquet, tennis, table tennis, ice
hockey, ice skating, x-c skiing, meetings, mountain
biking, nature walks/jogging, picnics, playground,
reunions.
Bass Park
At the foot of Wilton
Lake, this park (pictured at the top of this page)
offers a large grassy area where youngsters of all
ages can swim, watch the little ones at play, or just
lie in the sun. It boasts:
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Wilton Trestle]](ewiltontrestle.gif)
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East Wilton
Park
Located
adjacent to the East Wilton Fire Station,
this park provides a recreation area for
the residents of East Wilton. It
has:
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a
picnic table
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a
Little League Field and a basketball
court with 2 hoops
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a
Merry-Go-Round, a slide, a set of
see-saws and three swings
Pictured at left: The East
Wilton trestle,"Courtesy of Western
Maine ATV Association and Woodland
Wanderers Snowmobile Club," is part of
the Interstate Trail System for
snowmobiles and ATVs. The trestle was
once part of the Boston & Maine
Railroad, which terminated in
Farmington. Now it provides passage
for bicyclists, ATV-ers and
snowmobilers.
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Dryden Park
Located in Dryden, this
park offers:
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a basketball court
and a horseshoe pit
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2 sets of swings, a
sandbox, a climbing structure, and a slide
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2 benches and 2
picnic tables
Academy Hill School
The Wilton Rec
Department also has the use of the Academy School Gym
for:
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