Haskell Park

Haskell Park is a small triangular park located along the old Lincoln Highway route in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. The park is named after Willis "Billy" Haskell, who was described as one of the most colorful figures in Cedar Rapids history.

Haskell Park serves as a quiet green space within the urban environment of Cedar Rapids. While limited in size, it provides a pleasant area for local residents to enjoy some outdoor time. The park's triangular shape is defined by the intersection of streets that meet at this location.

As a neighborhood park, Haskell Park offers basic amenities for visitors to relax and spend time outdoors. Its location along a historic route adds some historical significance to this small urban green space.