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City of Sheboygan Parks |
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 Our City parks have a rich history of offering terrific leisure
opportunities.
We offer at
least two miles of public beaches that are groomed weekly.
Lake
Michigan's water quality is tested on a regular basis.
To review current water reports,
click here.
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Restroom
facilities are available at most of the City's larger parks
including Deland Park and General King Park.
Please note that there are no lifeguards on duty at City beaches. |
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Windsurfing is often seen at General King Park on
Sheboygan's near south side.
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A partial listing of City parks is shown below.
Click here
to view Maywood's Trail Map.
Click here to view
the City of Sheboygan's Walking Trails.
Click here for information on the City's Urban Rec Trail.
For
more information on City Parks as well as park and pavilion
rentals, please call (920) 459-3366 or
click here.
To view
information on the Harbor Centre Marina, please
click here. |
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Maywood
Environmental Park
3615 Mueller Road
Located on Sheboygan's northwest side, the Ellwood H. May
(Maywood) Environmental Park was gifted to the City in 1974, and
is now home to a 120-acre public park. Maywood is open
daily year-round; the Ecology Center and trails are free for
public use. Maywood offers natural history, environmental
programs and activities, community events, recreational outings,
summer camps, field trips, self-guided walks, cross country
skiing and hiking trails, wildlife viewing, and a meeting place
for environmental groups.
Click here to view
Maywood
programs.
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Deland Park
715 Broughton Drive
Centrally located on the
shores of Lake Michigan, Deland Park is in the heart of the
Harbor Centre district.
Enjoy sandy beaches, ample
green space and several play areas for children.
Deland Park also offers boat
ramps, a fish cleaning station, pavilions and the Lakefront
Trail.
Deland Park is also home to
several summer festivals and the
Lao, Hmong,
American Veterans War Memorial.
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Jaycee Park Quarry
3401
Calumet Drive (Swimming Quarry)
Located
on Sheboygan's northwest side, Jaycee (Quarry) Park is home to a
spring-fed swimming area on the site of a former limestone
quarry. The water quality is excellent, and the sand beach
is staffed with certified lifeguards. Jaycee (Quarry) Park also
features a 20-hole Disc Golf Course, picnic and play areas,
fishing, and a great hiking trail around the quarry.
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Evergreen Park
3000 Calumet
Drive
Evergreen Park
gets its distinct character from the many acres of white pine
trees towering over 100 feet tall. The tree canopy and
cool shade make this a perfect location for a picnic.
Shelters, restrooms and
convenient parking are well placed throughout the park.
Evergreen Park (also known as
Pine Woods) offers excellent trails for biking and cross country
skiing.
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General King Park
1601 South
7th Street
Walk at
least a mile of groomed beach and see the spectacular blue
waters of Lake Michigan.
Restroom facilities are available,
and children's play equipment is abundant.
Be sure to
watch for Wind Surfers!
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Vollrath Park
2001 North 3rd
Street
Located on the
City's northeast side, Vollrath Park offers many amenities.
A natural amphitheater was built
in the 1930's for large gatherings, most notably our North and South
High Schools graduations.
Enjoy 18
holes of Disc Golf Course, picnic and play areas, and tennis -
all on the shores of Lake Michigan!
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For Park Information,
click here or call (920) 459-3366.
For information on
Kohler-Andrae State Park,
please click here. |
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