Steinhart Park, Public recreation area in Nebraska City, United States
Steinhart Park is a recreation area in Nebraska City featuring three baseball diamonds, four tennis courts, and a basketball court. The grounds also include picnic areas, children's playgrounds, and walking trails for various activities.
The park was named after John W. Steinhart, a former mayor who developed the meat-packing industry in the area. He was also instrumental in founding Nebraska City High School.
The park connects to Wildwood Historic Center, which maintains a period house and represents the architectural heritage of Nebraska City.
The park is easily accessible with ample parking available for visitors. A swimming pool operates during summer months and makes it a popular gathering spot for families during warm weather.
The park features a skate park with wooden ramps that serves skaters of different skill levels. This facility sets it apart from typical city parks in the area.
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