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Find playgrounds, ballfields, community gathering places, trail stops, and public access around Lake Neshonoc in West Salem.

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  • A La Crosse County park just west of West Salem with Paws Dog Park, a riverside campground, and access to the La Crosse River State Bike Trail.

    Dog parkCampground
  • A 0.17-acre dog park inside Lewis Point Park with dog play structures, a fee drop box, waste stations, and shared paved parking.

    Dog parkWaste stations
  • A roughly 10-acre ballfield complex with two baseball fields, covered dugouts, batting cages, a concession stand, and paved parking.

    BaseballBatting cages
  • The second field area within West Salem's Riverview Park ballfield complex.

    BaseballBallfield complex
  • West Salem

    Corral Park

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    A 0.81-acre neighborhood play stop between Wagon Drive and Campfire Drive with a playground, half basketball court, picnic tables, and open space.

    PlaygroundBasketball
  • West Salem

    Greene Park

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    A 1.62-acre open field used for youth soccer through spring, summer, and fall.

    SoccerOpen field
  • A 1.1-acre neighborhood park with a playground, half basketball court, open grass, and paved walking routes into nearby neighborhoods.

    PlaygroundWalking paths
  • West Salem's 15-acre lakeside community park with a gazebo, picnic space, grill, paved parking, and Caryn Modawell Memorial Dog Park within its boundaries.

    Lake NeshonocGazebo
  • A 2.97-acre neighborhood park with a playground, full basketball court, soccer space, open-air shelter, and paved parking.

    PlaygroundSoccer
  • A 9.33-acre community park with reservable enclosed and open-air shelter space, meeting rooms, Miller Field, batting cages, and paved and gravel parking.

    SheltersBaseball
  • A 4.89-acre downtown community park with two playground areas, a shelter building, bathrooms, courts, ballfield space, paved walking paths, and scheduled community events.

    PlaygroundPickleball
  • A 0.24-acre trailhead stop on the La Crosse River Trail with an open-air shelter, bike racks, a repair station, drinking fountain, picnic tables, and paved parking.

    La Crosse River TrailBike repair
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