Neshota Park, located where the Neshota River is joined by the King Creek, has 260 acres of riverbed, steeply sloped valleys, and wooded hills. Neshota is a pleasurable spot for the naturalist and sightseer. Several miles of trails through the woods provide a scenic walk for hikers, and bridle paths for horseback riders. In the winter months, cross-country skiing, sledding, and snowmobiling are popular activities in the park. An enclosed shelter building complete with cooking facilities and a fireplace is also available to rent for special events.