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Carlson Oxbow Park is a park, located at Kennedy Ave & 177th Street, Hammond, IN 46323, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 219-853-6378, visit their website www.gohammond.com for more detailed information.

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Kennedy Ave & 177th Street, Hammond, IN 46323, USA
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9 Reviews

  • Jim Bonessa
    11 September 2017

    Great place to get it touch with nature raw yet refined

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  • Carrie Williams
    18 July 2017

    Beautiful very quiet dangerous at night need more light's too

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  • Carinna Hernandez
    15 July 2017

    It's a very nice park love walking the dogs here

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  • Betty Angel
    12 June 2017

    Love it here. Good for fishing and great for taking a nice jog.

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  • Shaun Ray
    27 March 2017

    Nice place to walk. I really like the wood bridge trail through the wetlands.

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  • Lourdes Hernandez
    16 March 2017

    I had a really nice walk with my hubby.Its a bit secluded I don't recommend you going alone.

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  • Chris Washington
    20 February 2017

    Great place for pan fishing and jogging. Beautiful landscaping and monitored by the Hammond Police department.

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  • Michael Melendez
    16 January 2017

    They made it more for a commercial tourism. I liked it much more years ago before all the construction. I prefer to enjoy the actual wilderness.

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  • Javier Perez
    25 December 2016

    Very scenic environment and place to enjoy, yet the park needs some upgrades and poses some dangers to its visitors. Parking lot area is on a gravel road with several potholes, park entrance and trail route signs are run down, the series of parkway paths are overgrown and some that go off course end up as dead-ends making it easier to get lost. Some paths go over-water and have no guard-rails at curved sections; may not be suitable for bikers as the path is now connected to another bike trail and path bridge. Wildlife is peaceful but there seems to be a stray black cat who has now become a feral cat inhabiting the land. Recreational sitting areas are fair but the city should remodel the park and make it more welcoming to visitors of the new restaurant, hotel, and business complexes being built behind it.

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