Kenosha...

A BIG TO DO!

From city parks and festival places to rural nature preserves and prairies, if your vacation plans include getting closer to nature, you’ve found the right place!  In Kenosha parks you’ll enjoy relaxing promenades, manicured gardens, artful sculptures, and even fountains and splash areas for the kids.

Kenosha Parks & Nature

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  Alford Park

  Beach, picnic areas, fishing, sledding.

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  Anderson Park

  Concrete skatepark, playground, picnic areas, baseball and soccer fields, and fishing pond (95 acres).

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  Brighton Dale Park

  Picnic areas, shelter rental, playgrounds, baseball diamonds, fishing pond, 45-hole golf course.

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  Bristol Woods Park

  Picnic areas, shelter rental, playground, 4.28 miles of hiking trails through the woods.

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  Carlisle Family Dog Park

  Separate areas provided for small and large dogs.

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  Charles Nash Park

  Four baseball diamonds, one soccer field, horseshoe pits, playground and picnic area.

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  Chiwaukee Prairie

  A 250-acre remnant lake plain wet prairie described as an ecological gem.

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  Civic Center Park

  Located in the Civic Center Historic District, a miniature Statue of Liberty is located here.

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  Eichelman Park Beach

  Beach and walking & bike trail.

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  Fox River Park

  Picnic areas, shelter rental, playgrounds, sledding hill, home of Ray Berres Field baseball diamond and more!

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  HarborPark

  HarborPark is the epicenter of Kenosha’s beautifully redeveloped Lake Michigan shoreline, encompassing 69 acres and offering an abundance of public activities.

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  Harris Family Dog Park at Old Settlers Park

  Visitors can purchase an annual dog tag or pay a daily fee to use the county off-leash dog park.

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  KD Park

  Hike the 4.2 miles of trails or enjoy catch and release fishing.

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  Kemper Center County Park and Fishing Pier

  Soccer field, handicap-accessible fishing pier, arboretum and picnic areas.

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  Kennedy Park

  Picnic area, fishing, hike/bike trail and playground.

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  Kenosha County Bike Trail

  Kenosha County bicycle facilities have been planned to provide a trans-county network of pathways for you to explore on two wheels.

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  Library Park

  Simmons Library is located in the park, which is the center of the Library Park Historic District.

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  Lincoln Park

  Featuring the Warren J. Taylor sunken flower garden.

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  New Munster Wildlife Area

  Nature area with seasonal hunting.

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  Old Settlers Park

  Swim beach, lifeguards on duty, entry fees Memorial Day to Labor Day, picnic areas, off-leash dog park, home of Spencer Field baseball diamond.

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  Pennoyer Park

  Bike trail, public beach, fishing. Bandshell with summer outdoor performances.

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  Petrifying Springs Park

  Streams and rivers, picnic areas, playgrounds, volleyball courts, softball diamonds, a public golf course, shelter rentals, sledding hill, and the Carlisle Family Dog Park.

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  Pike Bike Trail

  Hike or bike along the 10.2-mile trail through Kenosha County.

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  Poerio Park Nature Center

  Marked nature trail circles a pond and takes hikers through a wooded nature area.

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  Prairie Springs Park

  Rent pedal boats, canoes, kayaks, sailboat or bass boat to enjoy on Lake Andrea.

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  Pringle Nature Center

  Hike on the wood chip trails through this majestic oak community in the Bristol Woods upland forest.

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  Richard Bong State Recreation Area

  Almost 30 miles of trails for biking, cross-country skiing, snowmobiling, hiking and horseback riding.

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  Silver Lake Park

  260-acre park known for its excellent swimming beach, lifeguards on duty, concession stand, hiking trails, and more!

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  Simmons Island Beach

  Public Lake Michigan beach near a park, paved bike trail, two historic lighthouses and more!

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  Southport Beach

  Children's playground and multi-purpose field, the Pike Bike Trail and open air picnic pavilion in the park.

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  Union Park

  Gardens and playground. Venue for various community art and cultural events.

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  Veterans Memorial Park

  Veteran's Memorial Fountain and Lone Soldier Memorial.

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  Warren Close Bark Park

  Visitors can purchase an annual dog tag or pay a daily fee to use the county off-leash dog park.

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  Washington Park

  Features Washington Pool with zero-depth entry, splash fountain and water slides.

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  Wolfenbuttel Park

  Charming gazebo with Lake Michigan backdrop, biking and walking trails, and flower garden.