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ACORN PARK <br />This 45.8 acres community park lies at the intersection of Matilda Street and County Road C is <br />one of the larger parks in Roseville. Acorn Park supports a number of small, depressional <br />wetlands, with one larger wetland on the southeast side of the park. Upland natural areas are <br />largely composed of oak woodland /forest. <br />The main recreational features of Acorn Park include an 18 -hole disc golf course two lighted <br />tennis courts, two basketball courts, a lighted hockey rink and skating area with shelter and <br />restrooms, a large play structure, and two youth ball fields. <br />THE FOLL O WING PAGES CONTAIN A SUMMARY OF WETLAND AND UPLAND <br />COMMUNITY DESCRIPTIONS AND MANAGEMENT RECOMMENDATIONS. <br />City of Roseville 64 <br />Parks Natural Resource Management <br />
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