Myrick Park
A large La Crosse park centered on Kids Coulee, sheltered gathering space, and connections to the La Crosse River Marsh.
47 local parks
Find parks along the Mississippi and Black rivers, below the bluffs, and throughout La Crosse's neighborhoods.
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A large La Crosse park centered on Kids Coulee, sheltered gathering space, and connections to the La Crosse River Marsh.
Licensed photoA 30-acre Black River park with a splash pad, playground, ballpark, courts, shelters, and historic train displays.
Licensed photoA 14-acre downtown riverfront park with open lawn, a band shell, friendship gardens, river access, and places to sit.
Licensed photoA 230-acre river island park with a beach, 27-hole disc golf course, fishing, water access, shelters, and trails.
A compact downtown public square with green space, a playground, outdoor chess tables, and landscaping updated in 2020.
Licensed photoAn inclusive regional playground with colorful play areas and synthetic surfacing designed for cognitive, sensory, and physical challenges.
A 2.82-acre neighborhood park renewed in 2020 with a playground, zip line, basketball court, shelters, bike racks, and reservable green space.
Licensed photoA Black River beach with swimming, fishing access, showers, accessible parking, and two reservable open-air pavilions.
A six-acre neighborhood park below Grandad Bluff with courts, ball fields, a playground, shelter, and bluff views.
A shaded 1.5-acre downtown park with a permanent market canopy, playground, bike racks, and reservable green space.
The City's softball complex with three lighted ball diamonds, batting cages, bleachers, concession service, accessible parking, and trail access.
A 22.5-acre accessible park with Vietnam Veterans Pond, a playground, accessible fishing platforms, trail access, bathrooms, parking, and reservable open-air shelter space.