Community Park is a 20 acre, fully developed, park located at the intersection of Hwy 15 and Hwy 76. It is typically used by Greenville Youth Sports to operate their youth baseball and softball programs. Existing park facilities include baseball/softball fields, tennis court, basketball courts, playground, restrooms, outdoor pavilion with kitchen, on and off street parking, and access to the recreational trail system
The Greenville Sports Complex is a 77 acre minimally developed property located on Wisconsin Avenue. Approximately 13 acres have been seeded into open play areas and are typically used by Fox Cities United Soccer for their youth soccer program. A master plan for the property has been developed and includes four baseball/softball fields, six soccer fields, swimming pond, splash pad, walking/nature trails, pavilions, playgrounds and natural areas.
As the name suggests, Kimberly Court Park is located on Kimberly Court just west of the schools on Hwy 76. It is a one acre park that a recreational trail runs through. The trail goes through a tunnel under Hwy 76 and connects with the rest of the trail system. This park has yet to be officially named. Existing amenities include a Conifer Arboretum and informational sign.
Pebble Ridge Park is a 13 acre park located between the industrial park and residential development in Greenville. This park contains a small wooded area, prairie restoration and a retention pond. Park features include walking and nature trails, a picnic areas, playground, open play space, and on street parking.Remember that while at the park, it is important to follow all CDC guidelines for personal hygiene, recommended social distancing of 6 feet from other individuals at all times, and the recommended size of no more than 10 for social gatherings including outdoor picnicking, pick-up sports and other group hangouts. Additionally, if you do not feel well, or someone in your house is sick, please stay home. Older adults, pregnant individuals, and people with underlying health conditions/weaken immune systems are at an increased risk of COVID-19 and are encouraged to take extra precautions or stay home. We are doing our best to maintain current levels of service but please note that equipment and other surfaces at the parks/playgrounds will not be wiped down. Visitors are encouraged to bring hand sanitizer with them.
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