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Ewing Park

Ewing Park is the largest park in the Borough of Ellwood City and is home to the facilities that Lincoln High School uses for its high school sporting events.  Ewing Park is easily accessible from State Routes 65 and 488.  Streets within Ewing Park include Madison, Jefferson, Adams, and Washington Avenues, all named after United States presidents.  Another main causeway in Ewing Park is Carmen Beatrice Drive, named after the late Carmen Beatrice who was a significant contributor to many Ellwood sports and is recognized and remember by many in Ewing Park and Ellwood City community.  Other attractions include a public pool, picnic pavilions, nature trails, and plenty of other amenities.

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R.C. Steifel Park

Stiefel Park is located high on the southern hills within the Borough of Ellwood City.  The main causeway into Stiefel Park, Hack Wilson Drive, is named after a famous Ellwoodian and Major League Baseball record holder. Hack Wilson.  Wilson played for the Chicago Cubs in the early 20th century and still holds the Major League Record for RBI's in one season with 191.  Following Hack Wilson drive into Stiefel park will lead you to a number of fields, including the softball field which the Lincoln High School softball teams compete.  From Stiefel Park a viewer can look out over the distance into Franklin Township and Beaver County, neighboring township and county of Ellwood City.

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Merit Book Park

The smallest of the three established parks in the Borough of Ellwood City, Merit Book Park is located in the North Side area of Ellwood City just off of State Route 288.  Merit Book Park has a baseball/softball field as well as a shelter and jungle gym playground area.

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Area Golfing

Ellwood City offers multiple golf courses, scenic parks, and a beautiful year around nature trail - Ellwood City offers a lot to do for the sports enthusiasts, or just for the person feeling the need to get out for awhile!

Del Mar Golf Course (pictured right)

Located between Ellwood City and Wampum, Pa., the course provides a golfing challenge with an assortment of 18 holes on rambling hills surrounded by trees with irrigated fairways and the largest professionally cared greens in the area. The lounge/restaurant/bar has been renovated and provides catering services to small and large groups. A new outdoor steel and cement golf pavilion is available to accommodate over 200 guests for field days, tournaments, and special events.

Connoquenessing Country Club

Located near the Connoquenessing Creek on Rt. 65 just outside Ellwood City and 20 minutes from the Northern suburbs of Pittsburgh, Connoquenessing Country Club offers a great golfing experience in a friendly relaxed atmosphere. The 18 hole golf course is routed over the rolling hills of Western Pennsylvania, offering panoramic views in a natural country setting. The Connoquenessing Country Club is a place to golf, dine and meet new people. The Board of Directors welcome you to apply for membership and offers for you to tour their facilities and decide for yourself.

Olde Stonewall Golf Course (pictured below)

Sometimes there is a Direct Course to Excellence...
And, luckily, it's much closer than you think. There is one golf course that will astound you like no other. Presenting Olde Stonewall, a premier public facility that will change the way you perceive excellence forever. Selected as on of Golf Magazine Top Ten New Public Courses in 1999, and currently ranked in the Top 50 public courses in the United States by Golf Digest, puts grandeur well within your reach. Located less than one mile outside of Ellwood City, and just forty minutes from Pittsburgh, Youngstown, Ohio and the Pittsburgh International Airport, Olde Stonewall is a golf experience long anticipated.


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