| Park Name |
Park Location |
Park Description |
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| Akzo Nobel Sports Complex |
1600 Pinecrest Road |
Azko Nobel Sports Complex is a 92 acre sport complex. The park facility includes an 18-hole disc golf course, four lighted softball diamonds, ten soccer fields, playground, concession building with restrooms and parking. The park has wooded areas and open natural areas. |
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Barney Williams Park |
1100 Valley Lane |
Barney Williams Park is a 5.5 acre facility that has a full size and small soccer practice field, playground equipment, open space and picnic table. |
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| Brookfield Woods |
Brookfield Ave |
Brookfield Woods is approximately a 10 acre mixture of woods and wetlands. Hunting is currently permitted in this area. |
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| Deerfield Docks |
950 W. Deerfield Avenue |
Deerfield Docks is a 3 acre park that provides access to Duck Creek and the Bay of Green Bay via the Duck Creek Slough and Peats Lake. Facilities include a boardwalk, picnic area, offshore fishing, canoe access, snowmobile and ice fishing access. Deerfield Docks was built and is managed by the village through a long-term lease with the Wisconsin Department of Transportation. |
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| Deer Run Park |
1757 Barlament Drive |
Deer Run Park is a 9.64 acre wooded park located in the southwestern part of the Village. The park features a grassed play area, playground equipment, basketball 1/2 court and short connecting trail to the Taylor Street entrance with a passive recreation area and picnic tables. |
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| Duck Creek Quarry |
2140 Glendale Avenue |
Duck Creek Quarry Park is a 30.83 acre property containing a limestone quarry which was operated from 1827 until 2001. The site was quarried to within 50' of the property lines on all sides and has a depth greater than 170'. The quarry is filling with water and is expected to rise to 100 feet deep. The quarry is being explored for its recreational value as it becomes a lake. In 2009 the village will begin using the quarry as a limited recreational facility with permitted scuba diving classes. |
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| Gordon Nauman Conservation Area |
1653 Wietor Drive |
The Gordon Nauman Conservation Area is a 29.77 acre park. This park features a short trail in the woods, an open air shelter, native prairie meadow, rain garden and parking. The park also connects to the boardwalk and fishing area at Wietor Wharf Park. |
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| Industrial Woods Park |
Cornell Rd |
Industrial Woods Park has approximately 58 acres of wetlands that have been placed into the park system. The park is located within the Village of Howard Industrial Park and has open space, wooded area, two large mitigation ponds and drainage ways. Hunting is currently permitted in this area. |
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| Hoff-Reinhard Wildlife Preserve |
3666 Whistable Way |
The Hoff-Reinhard Wildlife Preserve is a 26.27 acre passive park under development. It will have walking trails through tall and short prairie meadows and woods. |
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| Howard Memorial Park |
775 Riverview Drive |
Howard Memorial Park is a 13.5 acre park which has a small access area for canoes, kayaks, rowboat or similar small craft. In winter the landing is used for snowmobile access to the Duck Creek. The park also features a lighted softball diamond, multi-purpose lacrosse/football/soccer field, veteran memorial and parking. |
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| Juza-Oliver Family Park |
1070 Herne Bay Way |
Juza-Oliver Family Park is a 22.03 acre park consisting of three separate park properties in the Glen Kent Subdivision. Each of these park areas are joined by an extensive trail system that goes throughout the Glen Kent subdivision connecting public greenspaces and parklands by trail and sidewalk. The eastern and western park areas are passive recreation areas. The central park is being developed into an active play area. The park has a playground and two walk-in entrances. |
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| Lehner Park |
1830 Rosewood Street |
Lehner Park is a 3.6 acre park which features a full size basketball court, playground equipment, open space and a picnic area. |
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| Meadowbrook Park |
670 Hillcrest Heights |
Meadowbrook Park is a 92.25 acre major recreation area. The park has a pavilion, open air shelter, picnic area, playground equipment, trails, lighted sled hill, basketball court and baseball diamond. There are two separate entrances and parking lots. Lancaster Brook runs through the park in a natural wooded area with an extensive trail system. The main trail is 1 1/4 mile paved trail from Hillcrest Heights to Cardinal Lane. The pavilion provides space for community programs, meetings, events and rentals usage. The facility features an activity room with seating for 81 banquet style, with additional outdoor seating for 72 on picnic tables in the open air overhang. It has a full kitchen, restrooms and storage areas. |
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| Mills Center Park |
4350 Shawano Avenue |
Mills Center Park is a 28.99 acre neighborhood park. The park is currently undeveloped and provides nature based outdoor recreation activities where the primary focus is the appreciation or enjoyment of nature. The park extends from Shawano Avenue on the south to Glendale Avenue on the north and borders property owned by the Howard-Suamico School District on the west. |
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| Packerland Parkway |
399 Park Ridge Avenue |
Packerland Parkway is a 1 acre park. The park has a "Welcome to Howard" sign, flower bed, and picnic table located near the cul de sac. The park serves as passive green space and buffers residences from the commercial business area. |
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| Pinewood Park |
1013 Harwood Avenue |
Pinewood Park is a 11.77 acre park. This park features a wooded picnic and play area. There is a softball diamond, bleachers, batting cage, basketball 1/2 court, volleyball grass court, playground equipment, shelter building, restrooms and parking. In winter, the park has a lighted ice rink with designated areas for hockey and free skating. |
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| Pioneer Parkway |
250 Cardinal Lane |
Pioneer Parkway is an 18.55 acre passive park with trails along the Duck Creek. This park also serves to manage regional storm water through detention ponds. An archeological dig of the area revealed the parkland was used by early traders. |
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| Riverview Parkway |
2029 Riverview Drive |
Riverview Parkway is a corner park less than one acre in size which beautifies the village with a flowerbed, sidewalk and bench. The park is located at Velp Avenue and Riverview Drive. It borders the Duck Creek along Riverview to Elmwood Court. |
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| Spring Green Park |
3640 Spring Green Road |
Spring Green Park is a 39 acre site, which is located in northwestern Howard off Glendale Avenue. This recreation and sport facility features an Arboretum, picnic area, playground, (2) softball diamonds, (4) soccer fields, concession building with open air shelter, and three parking lots. The park is adjacent to the Mountain Bay State Recreation Trail and provides snowmobile access from the parking lot to the trail during the snow season. |
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| Village Green Golf Course |
302 Riverdale Dr |
The Village Green Golf Course is a public 9-hole course. It features two par 3 holes, a signture water hole, and two par 5 holes. The golf season is April through November, weather permitting. The Village Green clubhouse has a full bar and restaurant serving "Friday Fish Fry" year-round. Village Green Golf Course
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| Wayne Williams Conservation Area |
391 Whispering Creek Court |
The Wayne Williams Conservation Area is a 20.4 acre park. This neighborhood park has a picnic area, playground, open play area, trail and parking. The trail is located along the Duck Creek. |
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| Wietor Wharf Park |
1830 Wietor Drive |
Wietor Wharf is a 3 acre special use facility located at the end of Wietor Drive off N. Military Avenue. This site provides fishing access to Duck Creek. There are two fishing piers, a boardwalk, and a picnic area. All facilities at this site are accessible. The park was built and is managed by the village through a long-term lease with the Wisconsin Department of Transportation. |
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The Howard Dog Park is free to all users at this time. However, in order to continue the park at no charge, adequate donations must be received to help sustain operations of the park. Donations will also be used towards future improvements to the park. All users are encouraged to donate.
Spring Green Park is open and accessible from Spring Green Road during the Glendale Avenue road constuction. Please view the 
Pet Waste bag dispensers are located in various Village parks. The program is "Take a Bag, Leave a Bag". We invite you to participate in our new program which requires pet users to clean up after their pets and dispose of the waste off site.