491 South Street

Deacon Mills Park is a community park located in the heart of downtown. The park has an outdoor amphitheater which hosts a variety of special events throughout the year. The park has a large grassy area with flower gardens, picnic tables, a boardwalk along the harbor with a wharf for boat access to the downtown area, a boat launch with boat trailer parking and restroom facilities. In the winter months an ice-skating rink and a warming shed with the help of a private partnership, are provided near the boat launch.

547 Mill Street

Playground Park located downtown on Mill Pond and is one of the most picturesque parks in the area due to the beautiful lighted waterfalls, the foot bridge, mature trees, and lovely sunsets over the pond. The park has new playground facilities, a large picnic pavilion, grassy play areas, flower gardens, a restroom facility, and park benches to sit and enjoy the view. 

557 Lake Street

The Outdoor Sports Complex and Dog Park are located downtown adjacent to the Puchyan River. The 12-acre site has one 90 ft lighted baseball field, one softball field, basketball courts, a sand volleyball court, 2 tennis/pickle ball courts, a gazebo, restroom facilities, a kayak/canoe boat launch, and picnic tables.

564 Highknocker Trail

Highknocker Park is located within a newer neighborhood in the city. The park has a small picnic pavilion with restrooms, BBQ grill, playground equipment, benches, and grass ballfield/open grass area, and a perimeter walking path through an oak savanna area. Residents and visitors enjoy the park for day use and small group gatherings.

554 Mill Street

The Friday Club Park is located adjacent to the Sports complex and on the Puchyan River bank. It is the home of the Green Lake Historical Society Train Museum. The museum is open to the public during limited hours of operation. The park has benches and has a footbridge joining the Lake Street Sports Complex and Dog Park.

Intersection of Lake Street and Illinois Avenue

Daycholah Lookout has been developed to protect a viewshed of the lake offering residents and guests a quiet place to enjoy sunsets and beautiful lake views. The park has an historical information sign noting the park name Daycholah meaning “magnificent body of water” referred by the Native American Indians who settled here 10,000 years ago. The park has several benches and a beautifully landscaped walking path down to the lakefront.

450 South Lawson Drive

Hattie Sherwood Beach is rich in history. The land for the beach and park site was donated to the city in a land trust and is to be utilized for the purpose of outdoor recreation activities. This beach-oriented park is located at the south end of Lawson Drive along the shoreline. It consists of a swimming beach area, benches, picnic shelter, a fishing dock, shaded grassy area, and restroom facilities.

451 South Lawson Drive

Hattie Sherwood Park & Campground is located across from the beach. The city owned campground has a rustic appearance and caters to tent camping and small RV camper users, rather than large RVs. The site amenities include 38 paved sites with electrical hook ups, shower/restroom facilities, picnic tables, designated fire pit areas, playground equipment, a boat launch area located on the north side of the campground with access to Mill Pond. Go online and reserve your camp site.

567 Gold Street

Canal Street Boat launch has access to Mill Pond and provides parking for vehicles and boat trailers.

Trails allow the city to offer residents and visitors an environmentally friendly mode of transportation. Through grants obtained from the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources and the Wisconsin Department of Transportation along with room tax revenues, the city was able to develop a 10-foot-wide non-motorized multi-use path on the west side of the city.  This path connects the Green Lake Conference Center with the rest of the Green Lake community without having to cross State Highway 23.  It begins at the Conference Center to South Lawson Drive and continues along the south and east side of State Highway 23 to North Street.  This path provides safety for walkers, bikers, and joggers as it is separated from the motorized portion of the highway.