Park System

This regional destination features natural education and wildlife viewing. The Nature Center features educational programs and exhibits, and the conservancy includes miles of trails for walking and hiking and a kayak launch.

*Rentable Pavilion

One of the City’s newest, this neighborhood park features playground equipment, a sitting area, and open space.

Cool off at this zero-depth entry pool with high-dive and water slide.  Available for private events of groups of 50+. Volleyball and playground equipment also available on-site.

In close proximity to downtown and the future trail network, this open space features old growth trees and spectacular views of both the Fox River and the Badger Power Canal.

*Leashed Dogs Welcome

A regional park featuring softball diamonds, a football field, running track, and a concession stand with restrooms, this area is a key destination for middle school football and regional softball events.

An urban open space featuring an eagle sculpture pays homage to Kaukauna’s eagle habitat. Eagle Plaza connects to the Main Avenue pedestrian bridge, the farmers market site, Central Park, and the future Power Canal Trail.

An urban open space with sitting area and shade trees. Kaukauna High School’s Civic Engagement Class worked to revitalize this park.

*Leashed Dogs Welcome

A neighborhood park with playground equipment, a sitting area and a small shelter.

Unique interactive sculptures are featured in this urban open space along with sitting areas with scenic views of the Fox River—all adjoining an asphalt trail.

*Leashed Dogs Welcome

Located outside the public library, this urban open space will feature access to a future trail network, beautiful river views and opportunities for wildlife and public art viewing.

Playground equipment and a sitting area with shade trees are featured in this local park.

A 19th century historic house museum which hosts educational and cultural programs on-site.  Tours of the Mansion are held seasonally, and the grounds are open year-round.

The City’s largest sledding hill is located in this local park which also features a disc golf course, a pavilion with concession stand, and indoor restrooms and the municipal soccer fields.

This newest neighborhood park includes playground equipment and a sitting area.

Home to Gerow Field, this popular regional park includes baseball diamonds, concession stand, pavilion with indoor restrooms, playground equipment, a seasonal ice skating rink, and a connection to the Konkapot Trail.

*Rentable Pavilion

One of the City’s most popular parks and home to the LIVE! from Hydro Park summer concert series. Featuring a pavilion with restrooms and interactive educational kiosks, this regional park offers a unique natural space in the heart of the City.

*Rentable Pavilion

This truly unique learning space for all ages features outdoor classrooms on art, archeology, biology, history, music and literature, along with an amphitheater for outdoor performances and educational programs.

A local park featuring a baseball diamond, basketball court, playground equipment, and a sledding hill perfect for younger children.

This regional park caters to dogs large and small with a variety of play areas and a water feature. Dogs Welcome

Walking trails surround the pond in this natural open space. Fish from shore or non-motorized watercraft or enjoy the view from sitting areas near the water.

*Leashed Dogs Welcome

Featuring gravel trails through calm nature spaces along the Konkapot Creek and connecting downtown parks with the “CE” Trail —dogs are welcome on-leash.

Located at the trailhead (with parking) located at corner of Dodge Street and Island Street

*Leashed Dogs Welcome

A local park with playground equipment, basketball court, a rental pavilion with indoor restrooms and grills, all with a beautiful view of the Fox River.

*Rentable Pavilion

A neighborhood park geared towards the City’s youngest residents featuring playground equipment and a sitting area.

A natural open space, this park features grassy trails and opportunities for wildlife viewing.

*Leashed Dogs Welcome

This new trail will connect the downtown Kaukauna trail network with the Village of Little Chute park and trail network. The trail connects via a pedestrian bridge spanning the Fox River.

Trail accessible from Eagle Plaza (Kaukauna) or Heesakker Park in Village of Little Chute

*Leashed Dogs Welcome

A natural open space, this park features an open area for fishing, picnicking and wildlife viewing.

*Leashed Dogs Welcome

A natural open space, this picnic area features an open area for fishing, wooded trails and a pavilion with grills for gatherings.

*Leashed Dogs Welcome

One of the City’s most popular, this park is home to Lambie Field baseball facility with concessions, a rental pavilion with restrooms, a fishing pier and boat launch, and a children’s rock climbing wall all under a canopy of old growth shade trees.

*Rentable Pavilion

Located in the center of downtown, this local park features equipment for skateboarders of all levels along with a sitting area to view the action.

Small children will enjoy the playground equipment at this neighborhood park along with the picnic area, grass space and baseball diamond.

This neighborhood park features playground equipment, baseball diamond, a shaded sitting area with grills and Revolutionary War historical marker.

Historic kiosks are featured in this natural open space along with fishing, a sitting area, and an asphalt trail connection.

*Leashed Dogs Welcome

This natural open space features limited access for experienced kayakers to take on the rapids section of the Fox River.  Contact Kaukauna Utilities for release dates and directions on accessing the launch.

Launch accessible from parking under Lawe Street Bridge, next to River View Middle School (101 Oak Street)

Walking trails surround the pond perfect for fishing from shore or non-motorized watercraft.

*Leashed Dogs Welcome

An urban open space, this park includes a sitting area to take in the activity of downtown Kaukauna.

The Veterans Memorial Park and Ring of Honor recognize Kaukauna veterans who served their country. The space is open year-round for individuals to make a remembrance and features a seating area.

Named after the predominate color of area homes constructed in the late 1800’s to house employees of Thilmany Pulp and Paper, this neighborhood park is known for its old growth shade trees and small sledding hill.