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Talmage Hill Park, located in the scenic rolling hills of southwest Iowa, is part of the expansive Union County Parks system, offering over 2,100 acres of water across five lakes and more than 6,000 acres of publicly owned parks, woodlands, and wetlands. This outdoor paradise is perfect for those seeking recreational activities such as hunting, fishing, hiking, and biking along the nearly nine-mile paved Park to Park Trail from McKinley Park in Creston to Green Valley State Park. The community of Creston is also known for its vibrant mural scene, which began in 1983 and has since blossomed into a collection of over 50 murals, with 30 located in a compact two-block area of Uptown Creston. Mural Magic, inspired by local residents and artists from across the country, has transformed the town into an open-air gallery that celebrates creativity and community spirit. Generated from the website

MyCountyParks is dedicated to providing outdoor recreation opportunities, environmental education, and natural resource protection in the Iowa area. Thayer Lake Park in Thayer is just one of the many locations where visitors can enjoy the beauty of nature and learn about the importance of environmental conservation. Generated from their website's infomation

Rainbow Park in Creston, IA, serves as a focal point for community engagement and outdoor recreation. The park is currently undergoing construction projects that have led to the closure of the McKinley Park Campground and various roads in the area. Residents are reminded of the city's mowing ordinance that runs from April to October, emphasizing the importance of maintaining their properties. The local government actively communicates events and updates to ensure community members stay informed and involved. Generated from the website