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Coachlite Park
A 1.42-acre neighborhood park with a playground rebuilt with pour-in-place surfacing in 2023 and a basketball court.
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Community Park
A 13.55-acre community park with tennis, ball fields, horseshoes, playgrounds, restrooms, and shelter space.
TennisBall fields Shared by a local family
OnalaskaViewElmwood Hills Park
A 2.7-acre secluded residential park with open field space, a playground, basketball courts, walking paths, picnic area, and open shelter.
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Friendship Park
A mini park with playground offerings for nearby Onalaska neighborhoods.
PlaygroundMini park Shared by a local family
OnalaskaViewGlen Fox Park
A 3.8-acre neighborhood park with a basketball court, ball field, horseshoe area, playground, restroom, and open shelter.
PlaygroundBall field
Licensed photoOnalaskaViewGreat River Landing
A 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.
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Greens Coulee Park
A 153.61-acre bluffland park with wooded trails, broad views overlooking Onalaska, picnic tables, fire pits, and parking.
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Hidden Hollow Park
A 0.99-acre mini park with flexible open field space, playground equipment, pedestrian trails, and mature shade trees.
PlaygroundPedestrian trails
Licensed photoA 4.49-acre waterfront stop with river views, Great River Trail access, parking, and Onalaska's Sunfish sculpture.
River viewsPublic artShared by a local family
OnalaskaViewHilltopper Park
A three-acre park along Sand Lake Road with a playground, basketball court, and open-air shelter.
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