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Parks in Onalaska, Wisconsin
Browse parks in Onalaska, Wisconsin, from neighborhood playgrounds and sports fields to trail connections and stops near Lake Onalaska. Each listing brings the location and confirmed park features into one practical guide.
- Local parks
- 26
- Playground
- 20
- Sports spaces
- 13
- Open space
- 9
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All 26 parks in Onalaska.
Rowe ParkA 28.8-acre Onalaska park with multiple playgrounds, mature trees, shelters, restrooms, and several places to play sports.Coachlite ParkA 1.42-acre neighborhood park with a playground rebuilt with pour-in-place surfacing in 2023 and a basketball court.Community ParkA 13.55-acre community park with tennis, ball fields, horseshoes, playgrounds, restrooms, and shelter space.Dash ParkA downtown lakefront park across from Great River Landing with a rentable green space, Lake Onalaska views, and free summer music.Elmwood Hills ParkA 2.7-acre secluded residential park with open field space, a playground, basketball courts, walking paths, picnic area, and open shelter.Friendship ParkA mini park with playground offerings for nearby Onalaska neighborhoods.Glen Fox ParkA 3.8-acre neighborhood park with a basketball court, ball field, horseshoe area, playground, restroom, and open shelter.Great River LandingA 54-acre waterfront trailhead with a playground, visitor center, and access to the Great River State Trail, Wittenberg Marsh, Lake Onalaska, and the Black and Mississippi Rivers.Greens Coulee ParkA 153.61-acre bluffland park with wooded trails, broad views overlooking Onalaska, picnic tables, fire pits, and parking.Hidden Hollow ParkA 0.99-acre mini park with flexible open field space, playground equipment, pedestrian trails, and mature shade trees.Highway 35 Wayside and SunfishA 4.49-acre waterfront stop with river views, Great River Trail access, parking, and Onalaska's Sunfish sculpture.Hilltopper ParkA three-acre park along Sand Lake Road with a playground, basketball court, and open-air shelter.Holiday Heights ParkA 21.56-acre neighborhood park near the La Crosse River with a playground installed in 2024 and a basketball court.Meier Farm ParkA 9.2-acre neighborhood park with a ninja-style playground and wooded connections.Nathan Hills ParkA 0.29-acre neighborhood pocket park with playground equipment and pedestrian access on Onalaska's eastern side.Oakwoods ParkA 0.88-acre mini park with a playground, flexible open field, basketball court, and biking and walking paths.Park Avenue ParkA 0.32-acre mini park with multiple playground areas for children.Parkridge ParkA 3.42-acre neighborhood park with basketball, tennis, pickleball, and a playground installed in 2024.Pickle Patch ParkThe City of Onalaska's destination for pickleball play.Pierce ParkA 5.5-acre neighborhood park with rolling terrain, open views, and good neighborhood access.Robinson ParkA 5.67-acre neighborhood park with a playground, basketball court, open shelter, and mature pine setting.Sandalwood ParkAn 11.95-acre neighborhood buffer beside Highway 53 with playground equipment and a walking trail.Thomas Farm ParkA 1.47-acre residential open-space park with a playground and pour-in-place surfacing added in 2023.Valley View ParkA 5.07-acre unimproved woodland area with rolling terrain on Onalaska's southeastern edge.Van Riper ParkA 40-acre recreation park with the Onalaska Aquatic Center, Omni Center, ball fields, volleyball, a playground, and a dog park.Wellington Greens ParkA 3.89-acre shared neighborhood green with open space, a soccer field, shelter, and playground equipment.