Lake Elmo State Park, State park with 64-acre reservoir in Billings, United States
Lake Elmo State Park is a public recreation area in Billings featuring a 64-acre reservoir surrounded by walking and cycling paths. The grounds include fishing spots, picnic areas, and playground facilities designed for visitors of different ages and abilities.
The park was established in 1983 by Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks to provide recreation opportunities for the Billings area. The project grew from a desire to create a public outdoor space where residents could pursue different leisure activities.
The park maintains a strong emphasis on family recreation by prohibiting alcohol consumption and providing designated areas for different outdoor activities.
The park is open daily with parking areas and accessible pathways for different mobility needs. Visitors should prepare for changing weather conditions throughout the year and wear suitable clothing for outdoor activities.
The park features a specialized Action Trackchair, an all-terrain vehicle for people with mobility limitations. This equipment allows visitors with disabilities to fully explore the trails and fishing areas on site.
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