TOP Dog Park

A waterfront park with a swimming beach, playground, and a picnic pavilion with grill that may be rented.

The island is operated as a city park and is uninhabited. US Highway 41 runs across it, which provides access to the park's pavilion, gazebo, playground, and picnic areas.  

238 N Maple Ave is a fenced-in dog park where dogs can run free.

This four-acre fenced-in park has two dog areas: a one-acre area for little dogs and a three-acre area for larger dogs. This park has no other amenities. It is still largely supported by donations.

Peninsula State Park in Door County, Wisconsin, is a 3,776-acre state park with eight miles of Green Bay shoreline. Peninsula is Wisconsin's third largest state park, with an estimated one million visitors each year.

The property is 68.5 acres and is located on Flintville Road in the Village's southwest corner. The park was purchased in 1991 and constructed in 1998, it is named after Minerva Calewaerts. In the year 2000, extra work was done to upgrade the park's lodgings. For access to the soccer/football fields, a disability parking place was given. Port-a-potties are available for use by the general public. Indoor restrooms are made available for use in the building for organized or facility rental activities. A flowing spring that is a tributary to Hidden Lake and the Suamico River is the park's most unusual feature. The walking routes take visitors beyond this spring, across open prairie, forests, and wetlands to exhibit the park's full potential.