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La CrosseOfficial details

Myrick Park

A large La Crosse park centered on Kids Coulee, sheltered gathering space, and connections to the La Crosse River Marsh.

Official details checked July 2026
Kids CouleeMarsh trailsIndoor bathrooms
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Preserved Aeolus steam locomotive and Grand Crossing tower in Copeland ParkLicensed photo
La CrosseOfficial details

Copeland Park

A 30-acre Black River park with a splash pad, playground, ballpark, courts, shelters, and historic train displays.

Official details checked July 2026
Splash padSports courtsBlack River
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Aerial view of the empty skate park ramps and surrounding trees at Rowe ParkLicensed photo
OnalaskaOfficial details

Rowe Park

A 28.8-acre Onalaska park with multiple playgrounds, mature trees, shelters, restrooms, and several places to play sports.

Official details checked July 2026
Multiple playgroundsMature treesRestrooms
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Sunset over the Mississippi River backwaters at Goose IslandLicensed photo
StoddardOfficial details

Goose Island County Park

A 771-acre County-managed island park and campground with picnic shelters, trails, a beach, playgrounds, and water recreation.

Official details checked July 2026
County parkBeachPicnic shelters
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La CrosseOfficial details

Burns Park

A compact downtown public square with green space, a playground, outdoor chess tables, and landscaping updated in 2020.

Official details checked July 2026
DowntownPlaygroundOutdoor chess
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Aerial view of the pickleball courts and open grounds at All Abilities Trane ParkLicensed photo
La CrosseOfficial details

All Abilities Trane Park

An inclusive regional playground with colorful play areas and synthetic surfacing designed for cognitive, sensory, and physical challenges.

Official details checked July 2026
Inclusive playgroundAccessibleIndoor bathrooms
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La CrosseOfficial details

Coulee Park

A small pocket park near Central High School with a playset, multiple slides, swings, green space, and off-street parking.

Official details checked July 2026
PlaygroundGreen spacePocket park
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La CrosseOfficial details

Crowley Park

A 1.36-acre neighborhood park and Emerson Elementary playground with a gazebo, play equipment, swings, walkway, bike racks, drinking fountains, lighting, and green space.

Official details checked July 2026
PlaygroundGazeboEmerson Elementary
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La CrosseOfficial details

Hass Park

A neighborhood park with a playground, swings, basketball court, bike racks, open grass, and a sledding hill with views.

Official details checked July 2026
PlaygroundBasketballSledding
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Empty footbridge crossing a wooded river channel in Houska ParkLicensed photo
La CrosseOfficial details

Houska Park

A large north-side Mississippi River park with ball fields, fishing access, playgrounds, shelters, trails, and a five-acre fenced dog park.

Official details checked July 2026
Dog parkBall fieldsFishing access
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Bronze George Coleman Poage hurdling sculpture in Poage ParkLicensed photo
La CrosseOfficial details

Poage Park

A south-side neighborhood park with a playground, ground-spray splash pad, ice rinks, shelters, open green space, and community programming.

Official details checked July 2026
Splash padPlaygroundIce rinks
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La CrosseOfficial details

Powell Park

A recently renovated neighborhood park at West Avenue and Jackson Street with walking paths, playground, swings, basketball, bike racks, drinking fountains, lighting, and open green space.

Official details checked July 2026
PlaygroundWalking pathsBasketball
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La CrosseOfficial details

Red Cloud Park

A historic neighborhood park at the site of the area's last Native American village, with courts, a playground, shelter, fishing access, and Rabbit Trail connection.

Official details checked July 2026
Historic siteTennisTrail access
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La CrosseOfficial details

Roesler Park

A quiet south-side neighborhood and pocket park with a playground, gazebo, canoe or kayak access, off-street parking, green space, and scenic views.

Official details checked July 2026
PlaygroundGazeboWater access
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La CrosseOfficial details

Weigent Park

A large neighborhood park at 16th and Cass with tennis courts, a softball field, playground, enclosed shelter, bathrooms, and a City summer playground program.

Official details checked July 2026
PlaygroundTennisSoftball
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Aerial view of Great River Landing beside Lake Onalaska at sunsetLicensed photo
OnalaskaOfficial details

Great 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.

Official details checked July 2026
Waterfront trailheadPlaygroundVisitor center
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Aerial view of the Omni Center and athletic fields inside Van Riper ParkLicensed photo
OnalaskaOfficial details

Van Riper Park

A 40-acre recreation park with the Onalaska Aquatic Center, Omni Center, ball fields, volleyball, a playground, and a dog park.

Official details checked July 2026
Aquatic centerBall fieldsDog park
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West SalemOfficial details

Corral Park

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

Official details checked July 2026
PlaygroundBasketballFirst come, first served
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West SalemOfficial details

Village Park

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.

Official details checked July 2026
PlaygroundPickleballCommunity events
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Aerial view of the Lake Neshonoc dam, Highway 16 bridge, and lower La Crosse River at Neshonoc ParkLicensed photo
West SalemOfficial details

Neshonoc Park

A 20-acre La Crosse County park on Lake Neshonoc with a picnic shelter, playground, boat ramp, courtesy pier, canoe launch, open play area, and dam views.

Official details checked July 2026
Lake NeshonocBoat launchPlayground
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