Page County Conservation
Ross Park
Ross Park is a beautiful park that was once a rock quarry site, the north side of the road was bought by the conservation board in 1980. The south side of the road was donated by pheasants forever in 2011. There are 3 ponds located at this park that have ample fishing opportunities. This park also offers approximately 131 acres of public hunting for deer, pheasant, quail, ducks, geese, fur trapping, and more. It is located at the intersection of 300th St. and V Ave. in Braddyville, IA.
Shelter
Ross Park has an open shelter for people to picnic under. There are picnic tables, a grill, and trash can available.
Hunting and Fishing
This park is a wonderful spot for the outdoor enthusiast. The 3 ponds located on this property are old deep quarry's which make for great fishing opportunities. The property is also know for its vast hunting opportunities. With several acres of grassland, timber, and a place for migrating birds to land; Ross Park is the perfect stop for anyone looking for several recreational opportunities.
