​Spring Park
Spring Park located 1 1/2 miles west of Osage is used for hiking & camping with shelters, restrooms, playground, and picnic area.

The artsesian well-spring has been flowing for many years with the first cylinder tube being installed in 1890. Many come to drink this refreshing cold water or to “make a wish.”
​Harry Cook Nature Trail
The Harry Cook Nature Trail was named after the late William "Harry" Cook, a member of the Osage Park Board for over 30 years. It was his dream to have Osage and Spring Park connected by a trail. The Osage Park and Recreation Department received the first Recreation Trails Grant ever issued by the Iowa Department of Transportation. The length of the trail is 2 miles. Harry Cook Nature Trail Map
​Cedar River Complex
The Cedar River Complex was opened in April 2010 and is home to a full wellness center which includes a sport court, elevated track, racquetball court, fitness floor, family fun zone, aquatic center and steam rooms. The complex is also home to the state of the art, 600-seat Krapek Family Fine Arts Center and the Mitchell County Historical Museum.