An Iowa family spent decades using 3.53 acres beside Owl Lake Creek as a childhood playground; after a dream discussed for 10 to 15 years, they donated the land and it has now been dedicated as a public park
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A piece of land that once held decades of childhood memories for an Iowa family has found a new purpose, becoming a public space where future generations can enjoy nature.
The 3.53-acre property, located beside Owl Lake Creek in Lakeside, has been dedicated as Massop Legacy Park following a donation by John and Marlene Massop to Buena Vista County.
According to a November 2 report by Storm Lake Radio, also carried by Iowa Media Wire, the dedication brought together members of the Massop family, county officials and local residents to mark the addition to the county's conservation system.
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A piece of land that once held decades of childhood memories for an Iowa family has found a new purpose, becoming a public space where future generations can enjoy nature.
The 3.53-acre property, located beside Owl Lake Creek in Lakeside, has been dedicated as Massop Legacy Park following a donation by John and Marlene Massop to Buena Vista County.
According to a November 2 report by Storm Lake Radio, also carried by Iowa Media Wire, the dedication brought together members of the Massop family, county officials and local residents to mark the addition to the county's conservation system.