PARKS

Field Park, located at the southwest corner of the intersection of Highways 83 and NN, is the most widely used park in the Village of Mukwonago.

Highlighted by a 3,000 square feet pavilion, which includes a full kitchen, a baseball diamond and an encompassing walking path surrounded by many large oak trees, it is home to such events as Maxwell Street Days, Mukwonago Summerfeste and Croatian Day Picnic.  An 800 square feet open pavilion located near the children’s play area provides shelter from the sun and rain as well as provides relaxation for those enjoying the park. The pavilion is host to many family, friends and business picnics throughout the summer.

The park and pavilions may be rented out on a first-come-first-serve basis starting January 1 of each year.  The latest rental rates and deposits are as follows:

Park and Field Use Rules and Reservation Application – Field Park

Miniwaukan Park located at the end of McKenzie Road behind the Mukwonago Industrial Park and Meadow Park Estates Subdivision, is mostly used by youth sports organizations such as Mukwonago Area Soccer Club (MASC) and the Tribe and Bears Baseball organizations.

Miniwaukan Park features one football field, six soccer fields, six baseball fields, a frisbee-golf course, and a newly launched Born Learning Trail.  The latest rental rates and deposits are as follows:

Park and Field Use Rules and Reservation Application – Miniwaukan Park

Minor Park is located along Highway LO just east of Highway I.  Two softball diamonds and a wooded picnic area with a small open shelter make up Minor Park.  Beautiful oak trees and landscape draw many photographers to the park for wedding and class photos.

Indianhead Park is located on Main Street adjacent to Phantom Lake and to the north of the Village Hall.

The park lies along the Mukwonago River, and it features a small, open pavilion, a beach and plenty of open space for frisbee and other sports. A walking path cuts across the park for easy access to the Village Hall from Front Street. Large trees provide shade for those who just want to sit and relax and fish the river.

The latest rental rates and deposits are as follows:

Park and Field Use Rules and Reservation Application – Indianhead Park

Phantom Glen Park is located at the end of Andrews Street along Phantom Lake. This small, quaint park consists of a fishing pier, municipal boat launch, and an open shelter with electricity that is ideal for a small, intimate gathering of friends and family.

The latest rental rates and deposits are as follows:

Park and Field Use Rules and Reservation Application – Phantom Glen Park

Washington Avenue Park is located in the block bordered by Park avenue to the North, Washington Avenue to the South, Franklin Street to the West and Division Street to the East, directly next to the Mukwonago Community Library.

The park consists of a children’s activity structure, basketball court and a baseball diamond, as well as plenty of open space for throwing around the frisbee and other recreational activities.