Preview Post: Appleton Family Ice Center

Appleton Family Ice Center is an indoor ice rink.  They offer hockey and ice skating, but they also have open skate times when anyone from the public can come.

Appleton Family Ice Center
1717 E. Witzke Boulevard ~ Appleton, WI ~ (920) 830-7679
Admission: $5, $3 skate rental

Preview Post: Woodland Park

Woodland Park in Appleton does have a wooded area.  There is also a playground and a ball diamond.  There are not restroom facilities.

Woodland Park
1815 Schaefer Circle ~ Appleton, WI

Preview Post: Vulcan Heritage Park

Vulcan Heritage Park looks like more of a "take a walk" kind of park than a "let's go play" kind of park.  There is not any play equipment or bathrooms, but it is right on the river.

Vulcan Heritage Park
501 West Water Street ~ Appleton, WI

Preview Post: Vosters Park

Vosters Park in Appleton has your traditional play structures, as well as some more interesting climbing apparatuses.  It looks like a smaller park and has no bathrooms.

Vosters Park
4200 East Ashbury Drive ~ Appleton, WI

Preview Post: Veterans Park

Veterans Park in Appleton is mostly a nice playground.  There is not much else there but some green space.  No bathrooms!

Veterans Park
1201 South Memorial Drive ~ Appleton, WI

Preview Post: Summit Park

Summit Park in Appleton has a little bit something for everyone.  There are a couple of climbers (presumably for different age groups?), tennis courts, basketball court, and a ball diamond.  What this park doesn't have though: bathrooms.

Summit Park
2425 North Summit Street ~ Appleton, WI

Preview Post: Schaefer Park

Schaefer Park is a tree-filled park in Appleton.  There is a shelter with restrooms.  It looks like they have a well-kept climber and a set of swings.  There is also a basketball court.

Schaefer Park
610 South Buchanan Street ~ Appleton, WI

Preview Post: Providence Park

Providence Park looks like a smaller park in Appleton.  It has a playground with a sheltered bench and a lot of green space.  There are no bathrooms.

Providence Park
10 North Providence Avenue ~ Appleton, WI

Preview Post: Peabody Park

Peabody Park in Appleton is on the water with a nice trail.  There is a playground and a pavilion.  There are also bathrooms and drinking water.  A basketball court is also available.

Peabody Park
601 North Green Bay Road ~ Appleton, WI

Preview Post: Mead Park

Mead Park is a park in Appleton.  The playground looks pretty small.  There are picnic tables but not a shelter.  There is also a sand volleyball court.  No bathrooms though!

EXCEPT: at the pool!  This park is also home to an outdoor pool, complete with diving boards, water slide, and splash pad.

The park itself is free, but there is a fee for the pool.

Mead Park
1430 East John Street ~ Appleton, WI
Pool Admission: $1/non-swimmer, $3/child over 3, $4/adult, $3/seniors, Under 4 free

Preview Post: Lutz Park

Lutz Park looks like a beautiful park on the water in Appleton.  There is a playground and a nice walking path.  There are also bathrooms.

Lutz Park
1320 Lutz Drive ~ Appleton, WI

Preview Post: Lions Park

Lions Park in Appleton has a playground and a picnic shelter.  There are also bathrooms.  This seems like one of Appleton's smaller parks.

Lions Park
1920 South Matthias Street ~ Appleton, WI

Preview Post: Linwood Park

Linwood Park in Appleton has a playground and a picnic shelter.  There are also bathrooms and a ball diamond.

Linwood Park
401 North Douglas Street ~ Appleton, WI

Preview Post: Kiwanis Park

Kiwanis Park in Appleton has what looks like a pretty new playground.  There is a shelter and a restroom.  There is also a ball diamond.

Kiwanis Park
2315 North Nicholas Street ~ Appleton, WI

Preview Post: Jones Park

Jones Park in Appleton has a playground, but it looks like it may be a pretty small one.  The park itself looks like it's nestled in behind a neighborhood.  There is a shelter and bathrooms.

Jones Park
301 West Lawrence Street ~ Appleton, WI

Preview Post: Jaycee Park

Jaycee Park in Appleton looks like it has a nice playground.  There's a picnic shelter and bathrooms.  It takes up about one full city block.

Jaycee Park
1200 South Jefferson Street ~ Appleton, WI

Preview Post: Hoover Park

The first thing I noticed about Hoover Park in Appleton is that it looks like a very sandy park.  Sand is my least favorite playground item! Haha, but the kids love it.  The playground looks like it is on sand, and there is a ball diamond too.  There's also a picnic shelter with bathrooms.

Hoover Park
600 East Roeland Avenue ~ Appleton, WI

Preview Post: Highview Park

Highview Park in Appleton is essentially a playground and a picnic shelter with lots of green space.

Highview Park
100 West Wayfarer Lane ~ Appleton, WI

Preview Post: Green Meadows Park

Green Meadows Park is a relatively small park in Appleton.  There is a playground, picnic shelter, and a ball diamond.

Green Meadows Park
65 Pheasant Court - Appleton, WI

Preview Post: Einstein Park

Einstein Park in Appleton looks to be designed mostly around athletics, but there is a playground.  There are restrooms available.

Einstein Park
3200 North Durkee Street ~ Appleton, WI