 Frank Liske Park in Concord, NC
N 35° 21.588 W 080° 37.491
17S E 534082 N 3913009
This is a really nice park located in Concord, North Carolina.
Waymark Code: WMEV2F
Location: North Carolina, United States
Date Posted: 07/08/2012
Views: 4
Located in the central part of Cabarrus County, this beautiful 238 acre park used to be a working farm for Stonewall Jackson Training School. The land was leased to the county for development of the first County Park named in honor of Mr. Frank Liske, who worked at Stonewall Jackson Training School for 48 years and was instrumental in acquiring the land for lease from the state.
Relics of Stonewall Training School farm are still available for the public’s enjoyment including a refurbished dairy barn and silo. The barn is a popular spot for family/community gatherings with four separate rental areas including an enclosed heated and air conditioned upper level of the barn.
The Barn serves as home base to the 8 week summer Day Camp with approximately 650 campers each year. Other activities include sports camps, nature camps and classes, tennis classes, nature workshops, 3 Road Races, and various community events. The softball complex serves as hosts to adult league play and various tournaments throughout the year and the soccer complex serves as host to league play as well as various tournaments throughout the year.
Name: Frank Liske Park
 Street Location: 4001 Stough Road
 Local Municipality: Concord
 State/Province, etc.: North Carolina
 Country: United States of America
 Web Site: [Web Link]
 Memorial/Commemoration: No
 Picnic Facilities: A barn with 4 separate rental areas including an air conditioned area, several picnic shelters and picnic sites.
 Recreational Facilities: Park amenities include a 10 acre lake for fishing and paddle boating, picnic shelters, picnic sites, horseshoe pits, volleyball courts, playgrounds, and 6 lighted tennis courts. Additional amenities include an 11 field soccer complex with 2 lighted fields, a 4 field lighted softball complex, walking and fitness trails, a nature trail, and an 18 hole miniature golf course.
 Monuments/Statues: Yes, several. One is a picnic area dedicated to son who died before his time.
 Art (murals/sculpture, etc.): No
 Fountains: No
 Ponds/Lakes/Streams/Rivers/Beach: 10 acre lake for fishing and paddle boating
 Special Events: Several camps all summer long, including a Geocaching Cam.p
 Traditional Geocaches: GC1A473 Tennis Everyone ..... Love - Thirty
GCK1F7 Welcome To Marlboro Country
GC2521C DUCKY
GC2F3Z0 The first and the last!!!!!!!
GC2YEW1 Patch Trader
GC340YX Red Devils
GCNF38 Simple Simon
GC295AR Frank Liske Park Wherigo
GC1MDWR Cruel and Unusual Punishment
GCNF35 Not-So-Common Phrases
GCVR30 Nuts for SUDOKU
GCP4P5 Hey Ref, Are You Blind or What?
At least on Letterbox
 Date Established: Not listed

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