at Webster Park
General Information
Webster Park 
This park is located at the main crossroads in downtown Hesperia. It is well-maintained and nicely landscaped, with working water fountains.
Picnicking
Picnicking- Picnic tables and a grill are located in the pavilion which has a concrete floor
Playground
Playground- 
There is a modern playground with a climbing "rock" and various slides, swings and climbers. Gravel base.
Interpretive Signs
Interpretive Signs- There are 13 interpretive panels about the history of Hesperia (installed 2016)
The Area Logging Industry
Hesperia School
The Hesperia Movement
The Railroad that Wasn't
The Farmers
Patricia St. Clair
The Hesperia Free Fair
Alpha Creamery Company
The Library
Thaddeus Waters
Daniel Weaver
The Lumber Mills
The Dam
Rest Rooms and Potable Water
Rest Rooms- there are porta-potties in the southeast corner of the park
Potable Water- two drinking fountains
Details
Access- bounded by paved city streets, parking behind the library
Restrictions- No camping, no open fires, no overnight parking.
Seasonality- Open year round
Ecosystem- level maintained lawn and landscaping
Other points of interest- Weaver Park is at the east edge of town, and Vida Weaver Park on the west edge with the Dam and Sports Park to the north
most recent date this info personally checked- July 2016
Additional Facilities- small town services within a few blooks
Maintained by- City of Hesperia
33 East Michigan Avenue
Hesperia, MI, 49421
(231) 854-6205
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