Biddle Park
The newest of Wauseon's parks, Biddle Park, was named in honor of a contribution by long-term residents Dorothy B. and Clark O. Biddle. The 78 acre park opened in May of 2009. Located on the east side of Wauseon on Glenwood Avenue, Wauseon's largest park hosts the baseball and softball facilities for the summer recreation programs. The expansive park includes diverse facilities including eight baseball/softball fields, two batting cages, three basketball courts, three sand volleyball courts, and nine soccer fields. Ample parking and easy access is available from Glenwood Avenue. Biddle Park has become a site for community celebrations including the Fourth of July Fireworks and the "Wings Over Wauseon" celebration. Restroom facilities are available. The green flag at the front of the park is a symbol for everyone in the community that the park and recreation schedule for competition is open and not closed due to weather conditions.
Cache note - Difficulty for this hide has been adjusted due to potential muggle activity (it may take a couple trips to get this one). No room for swag, you'll need your own writing utencil, play fair, be safe and enjoy the adventure. If not put back properly, a TTOT may be needed by the next cache hunter for extraction from hidey hole so please take caution when replacing.
Please, please CITO when you can and help keep our park nice!