Dog Park Locations

"Festge County Park was established in 1963 after Otto and Evelyn Festge generously donated the original acreage for this park. It is located in the Driftless Area (unglaciated area) of Dane County and offers a scenic view 100 feet above the Black Earth Creek Valley in the Town of Berry — one of the county's more spectacular views.

Salmo Pond is a 7.5-acre county park with shoreline fishing, three handicapped fishing piers, two handicapped shore fishing stations, and picnic spots. A 3-acre lake (originally a rock quarry) with a maximum depth of 15 feet can be found there. Panfish and trout are the most common fish species. Scherbel Road, 1.5 miles west of the Village of Cross Plains and south of USH 14, leads to the park entrance.

Hiking and mountain bike trails with steep hills, sharp turns, and rocky terrain may be found in this wooded area.

Many volunteers, including the La Riviere Horse Riders, the Prairie du Chien Rod & Gun Club, and the Boy Scouts, keep it running. On the geological feature known as the Bridgeport Terrace, it includes sections of hills, woodlands, open fields, and minimal agricultural land. The terrace is really the prehistoric Mississippi River's old riverbed. The park is also a recognized Tree City and Bird City USA destination due to its richness of natural resources. Hiking, bird viewing, cross-country skiing, mountain biking, picnics, berry and nut gathering, and nature appreciation are all activities that can be enjoyed today.

The 431-acre New Glarus Woods State Park in Wisconsin features rolling hills covered in a mix of woodland and prairie. The park is connected to the Sugar River State Trail, making it bike-friendly. The Badger State Trail is also connected to this trail.

This recreational area, which was once a quarry, offers picnic shelters with stone fireplaces and a trail network.

A.Y. McDonald lies on the Mississippi River in the northern part of Dubuque. At Hawthorne St. and Volunteer Dr., there is an 8-acre park.

Grundahl Park, on Blue Mounds Street on the Village's southwest side, was built in stages during the 1980s using funds raised from the annual Summer Frolic celebration. Electric outlets, a drinking fountain, and a grill are available in the open octagon shelter, which can accommodate up to 200 people. There is also a heated, enclosed shelter with restrooms that can hold up to 50 people. Both shelters are available for reservations all year. A illuminated ball diamond, playground equipment, basketball court, sledding slope, and a community stage that hosts a summer music series are among the park's other features.

According to the Trust for Public Land, Madison has the most playgrounds per capita in the country. Traditional swings and slides, as well as contemporary play components and completely accessible playgrounds, are constantly available.

Picnic tables, shelters, playground equipment, a youth ball field, volleyball, basketball, and tennis courts are all available at the park. Fennimore, Wisconsin