Membership Benefits
All new members receive the exclusive hickory hiking stick with current year fob for their first year of support, a complimentary one-hour canoe, kayak, or row boat rental, 10% off purchases in the Lily Pad Gift Shop, and a listing in one issue of the seasonal newsletter.
Renewing members receive a fob and membership card entitling them to 10% off purchases in the Lily Pad Gift Shop, current year hiking stick fob, a listing in one issue of the seasonal newsletter.
5, 10, and 15 year members will be rewarded with special edition shields to add to their collection.
Friends of Stark Parks provides friends, donors, and sponsors
exclusive e-newsletters and opportunities for special events.
Join or Renew by Mail:
You can download, print, and complete the Membership Form.
Mail the completed form with a check made payable to Friends of Stark Parks to:
Friends of Stark Parks
5300 Tyner Street NW
Canton, OH 44708
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