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Find a park in Onalaska.
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.
Good to know: Start with the amenity links when you need a playground, trail, shelter, sports space, or water access. Every park page includes directions and the official source used to check its details.
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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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