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Frank Anneberg Park
Features
- 1.6 mile trail
- ADA Accessible
- Fishing
- Grill
- Picnic Areas
- Picnic Shelters
- Playground
- Playground Inside Sports Complex
- Restrooms
- Soccer Fields
- Softball Fields
Frank Anneberg Park was one of the projects funded from Manhattan's 1986
Quality of Life Bond Issue. The park provides for a variety of
activities, including team sports at one of the state's leading
facilities. Softball, soccer, or flag football can be played on
irrigated regulation playing fields.
Jerry Dishman Lake, the park's stocked lake, provides area youth with fishing opportunities, with a limit of three fish per species per day.
The perimeter trail winds through sections of naturalized Kansas lowland areas, and is used by many runners and walkers who take pleasure in the natural beauty and wildlife the park offers.
Families and groups gather frequently at the two covered picnic shelters and many make use of the plentiful open space for individual and group activities.
Shelters
Anneberg #1
Located at the south end of Jerry Dishman Lake, this shelter has 12 stationary tables and one large grill. Electricity and lights are available at the shelter. Restrooms are available to the west of the shelter at Jim Colley Fields (Twin Oaks 5 and 6 Ball Complex).
ANNEBERG SHELTER 1
Located at the northwest corner of Jerry Dishman Lake, this shelter has six stationary tables and one large grill. No electricity is available at this shelter. Restrooms are available to the west of the shelter at Jim Colley Fields (Twin Oaks 5 and 6 Ball Complex).
All park shelters are open during regular park hours for public use. Exclusive use is always granted to those who have obtained a reservation permit through the Parks and Recreation Office. A copy of this form has been included at the bottom of this page, and can be filled out and submitted with payment to the address given on the form. Confirmation will be returned via mail, and must be in the possession of the recipient while using the park facility.
Park Amenities
Six softball fields
Eight regulation soccer fields - Soccer Fields Layout - View 1 and View 2
Two covered shelters
Grills
Playground inside sports complex
ADA Playground (future)
Jerry Dishman Fishing Lake
Trail: 1.6 miles
Restrooms
Jerry Dishman Lake, the park's stocked lake, provides area youth with fishing opportunities, with a limit of three fish per species per day.
The perimeter trail winds through sections of naturalized Kansas lowland areas, and is used by many runners and walkers who take pleasure in the natural beauty and wildlife the park offers.
Families and groups gather frequently at the two covered picnic shelters and many make use of the plentiful open space for individual and group activities.
Shelters
Anneberg #1
Located at the south end of Jerry Dishman Lake, this shelter has 12 stationary tables and one large grill. Electricity and lights are available at the shelter. Restrooms are available to the west of the shelter at Jim Colley Fields (Twin Oaks 5 and 6 Ball Complex).
ANNEBERG SHELTER 1
Located at the northwest corner of Jerry Dishman Lake, this shelter has six stationary tables and one large grill. No electricity is available at this shelter. Restrooms are available to the west of the shelter at Jim Colley Fields (Twin Oaks 5 and 6 Ball Complex).
All park shelters are open during regular park hours for public use. Exclusive use is always granted to those who have obtained a reservation permit through the Parks and Recreation Office. A copy of this form has been included at the bottom of this page, and can be filled out and submitted with payment to the address given on the form. Confirmation will be returned via mail, and must be in the possession of the recipient while using the park facility.
Park Amenities
Six softball fields
Eight regulation soccer fields - Soccer Fields Layout - View 1 and View 2
Two covered shelters
Grills
Playground inside sports complex
ADA Playground (future)
Jerry Dishman Fishing Lake
Trail: 1.6 miles
Restrooms