Marino Park
Nestled within the heart of our neighborhood, the three-acre park is bounded by the charming streets of Albert, State, Summit, and Hubbard. Here, visitors are greeted with a plethora of recreational delights, including a spacious open playfield, a vibrant playground, and a regulation-size basketball court.
Amidst the lush greenery, picnic tables beckon beneath the shade of towering trees, providing the perfect setting for al fresco dining and leisurely gatherings. Whether seeking respite from the summer sun or simply a tranquil spot to relax, the park offers ample opportunities to unwind and enjoy the outdoors in comfort.
1949 Albert St, Racine, WI 53404
6am-10pm, daily
262-636-9131
Quarry Lake Park
Covering an expansive 40 acres spanning both the City of Racine and the Village of Mount Pleasant, Quarry Lake Park boasts a rich history as the former site of a limestone quarry. Today, this picturesque locale is a hub of recreational activity, centered around its pristine spring-fed lake.
Visitors flock to Quarry Lake Park to partake in a variety of water-based activities, including swimming, scuba diving, and fishing. For those seeking a leisurely day out, the park offers an array of amenities provided by Racine County. From picnic areas equipped with grills, tables, and amenities like flush toilets and potable water, to recreational facilities such as playgrounds and a sand volleyball court, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.
Planning a special event? Quarry Lake Park has you covered with options to rent out the bathhouse and picnic area for your next gathering, ensuring a memorable occasion amidst the park’s scenic surroundings. And don’t forget about your furry companions – be sure to bring them along to the Karen A. Nelson Memorial Dog Park for some canine camaraderie and fun!
3533 Northwestern Avenue Racine, Mt Pleasant, WI 53404
Mon-Fri 9am-7pm, Sat 9am-5pm, Sunday 24 hours
262-637-6179
Colonial Park
Just a short six-block stroll westward from The William, visitors are enchanted by the picturesque walking and biking trails meandering amidst lush forests and serene meadows. Nestled along the tranquil Root River, this sprawling 73-acre nature area offers more than just scenic beauty.
Nature enthusiasts can indulge in the joy of fishing in the river, while those seeking relaxation can unwind in the park’s designated picnic area, complete with a shelter and convenient amenities like a porta-potty available during the summer months. Ample parking ensures easy access for all visitors.
Furthermore, sections of the park’s wetlands and woodlands play a vital role as part of the primary environmental corridor, contributing to the preservation and protection of the area’s natural ecosystem.
2300 West High St, Racine, WI 53404
Office Hours: Mon-Fri 8am-4:55pm
262-636-9131
Lincoln Park
Nestled within a sprawling 25-acre expanse, this community park stands as a beacon of accessibility, boasting ADA-compliant facilities for all to enjoy. A significant portion of the park, encompassing 11 acres, is nestled within the primary environmental corridor, offering a glimpse into the region’s natural splendor. Notably, the park is also home to the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) Steelhead Facility, adding to its allure as a hub of both recreation and environmental stewardship.
Enthusiastic park-goers can explore the scenic River Root Pathway, a delightful route linking Lincoln Park to Colonial Park, ideal for leisurely walks or invigorating bike rides along the river’s edge. Sports enthusiasts will find themselves at home amidst the park’s baseball diamond and football field, while children can frolic to their heart’s content in the expansive playfield and engaging playground.
Moreover, the park offers ample opportunities for education and outdoor exploration, with a historical exhibit offering insights into the area’s rich heritage. Anglers can cast their lines from the comfort of a boat, thanks to the convenient kayak and canoe launch, while public restrooms and well-appointed picnic areas ensure comfort and convenience for all visitors. For those seeking a bit of sheltered relaxation, a charming shelter is available for rent, perfect for gatherings and events amidst the natural beauty of the park.
2200 Domanik Dr, Racine, WI 53404
Office Hours: Mon-Fri 8am-4:55pm
262-636-9131
Island Park
Situated along the scenic banks of the Root River, Island Park encompasses 21 acres of accessible community space, designed to cater to all visitors. As an ADA-accessible park, it ensures inclusivity and enjoyment for everyone. Notably, a portion of Island Park forms part of the primary environmental corridor, featuring a charming small wetlands pocket that adds to its natural allure.
Within this idyllic setting, visitors can partake in a variety of recreational activities. From a spacious playfield to a delightful playground complete with sand for added fun, there’s no shortage of entertainment for families and friends. Sports enthusiasts will appreciate the park’s two league baseball diamonds, perfect for friendly games and competitions.
For those seeking a moment of reflection and enlightenment, a historical exhibit offers insights into the area’s rich heritage, providing a meaningful pause before embarking on adventures along the Root River Pathway. Anglers and outdoor enthusiasts can make use of the convenient canoe launch, setting out to explore the tranquil waters at their leisure.
To ensure comfort and convenience during your visit, Island Park provides essential amenities such as restrooms and well-appointed picnic areas. For gatherings or special events, a shelter is available for rent, offering a charming backdrop for memorable moments amidst the natural beauty of the park.
1700 Liberty St, Racine, WI 53404
Park Hours: 6am-10pm, daily
262-636-9131
Cedar Bend Park
Nestled within the charming surroundings of the Root River, Cedar Bend Park offers a quaint two-acre retreat for neighborhood residents and visitors alike. This picturesque park serves as a gateway to outdoor adventure, with convenient access to the scenic Root River Pathway, facilitating leisurely walks or invigorating bike rides to neighboring destinations such as Island Park and beyond.
Cedar Bend Park is not just a solitary oasis; it’s part of a vibrant network that includes Riverside and Clayton Park. Here, families and friends can gather for riverside picnics or engage in spirited pick-up basketball games amidst the stunning natural backdrop. At Clayton Park, children can revel in playtime on a playground featuring sand surfaces, thoughtfully designed to prevent cuts and scrapes and ensure safe enjoyment for all.
Moreover, Cedar Bend Park plays a crucial role in preserving the area’s natural heritage as part of the primary environmental corridor, with its wetlands serving as a vital sanctuary for local flora and fauna. Whether seeking relaxation, recreation, or immersion in nature, Cedar Bend Park offers an idyllic setting for memorable outdoor experiences.
33 McKinely Ave, Racine, WI 53404
Park Hours: 6am-10pm, daily
262-636-9131
N. Owen Davies Park
Nestled within the heart of the neighborhood lies a charming five-acre park, offering a haven of recreation for residents and their furry companions alike. Here, you’ll discover a delightful array of amenities, including a well-equipped playground, expansive playfield, and dedicated dog park.
Amidst the verdant landscape, shaded by numerous trees and dotted with inviting picnic tables and benches, there’s ample space for families to bask in the sunshine or seek refuge in the cool shade. Parents can rest easy knowing that a secure chain-link fence encircles the park’s perimeter, ensuring the safety of little ones as they play.
As the sun sets, the fun doesn’t have to end. Thanks to strategically placed area lights, the park remains aglow, inviting evening play and leisurely strolls along the intersecting walking and bike trails that wind their way through the park.
For our four-legged friends, the park offers designated areas for both small and large dogs to socialize and stretch their legs. Whether bounding through the 80′ by 100′ small dog park or enjoying the spacious 80′ by 200′ large dog park, there’s plenty of room for furry companions to frolic and make new friends.
With its abundance of amenities and welcoming atmosphere, the neighborhood park provides the perfect setting for wholesome outdoor enjoyment and community bonding.
1700 West Blvd, Racine, WI 53405
6am-10pm, daily
262-636-9131
cityofracine.org/n-owen-davies-park
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