South Bend Parks and Recreation Department

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– Activity Guide (PDF) – Activities 0-5 years – Activities 6-Teen years – Aquatics – Basketball – Camps – Computer Classes – Flag Football – Golf – O'Brien Fitness Center – Programs – Parks Information – Martial Arts – River City League – Press Releases – Special Events – Activity Guide Updates

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Aquatics
– Aquatics – Potawatomi Pool – Kennedy Water P'ground – East Race Waterway

ASA Softball
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Camps
– Camps – Camp Fair

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– Charles Black Center – East Race Waterway – O'Brien Fitness Center – Ice Skating Park – Skate Park – MLK Center – Howard Park Center – Golf Courses – Leeper Tennis – Potawatomi Zoo – Facilities Chart (PDF)

Information
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– Elbel Park Golf Club – Erskine Park Golf Club – Studebaker Golf Course – Golf Events – Junior Golf – Junior Tour – Staff Bios

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O'Brien Fitness Center
– O'Brien Fitness Center – Group Fitness Calendar – Facilities & Enrollment – Membership Rates – Massage – Fitness Assessment

Parks
– East Race Waterway – Parks List – Park Map – River Walk – Rum Village Nature Ctr. – Conservatory – Potwatomi Zoo

Potawatomi Zoo
– Potwatomi Zoo – Hours & Adminission – What's New? – Zoo Membership – Zoo Map – Volunteer – Contact the Zoo – Support the Zoo

Press Releases

Rum Village Nature Center
– Rum Village Nature Ctr. – Rum Village Trails – Events

Special Events

The Trails of Rum Village Park

he 160 acres of natural woodland in Rum Village Park is a designated nature area. Many excellent specimens of native trees and a wide selection of flowering and herbaceous plants may be found here. Such a wooded tract is unique within an urban community. It is a remnant of the land that once was.... a source of food and shelter for a variety of wildlife and a haven for renewal of the human spirit. So that we may preserver the natural area....

Please observe these regulations:

Walk ONLY on marked trails - do not go "cross country".
NO bicycles or motorized vehicles are allowed at ANY time.
DO NOT pick or dig wildflowers and plants.
Leave all wood (living or dead) to rebuild natural humus.
DO NOT litter. Put all trash in the barrels provided.
Keep all pets on a LEASH.

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