Frank B. Seymour Park

A Bit of History & Who's Frank?

Ever wondered who Frank B. Seymour was? This Green Bay park bears the name of a true railway legend who spent an impressive 64 years serving the local railway. From humble beginnings as a water boy, Frank climbed the ranks all the way to president - talk about a career trajectory! The park was named in his honor, recognizing his contributions to the community.

You can find this green space nestled in Green Bay's expanding west side, surrounded by a charming neighborhood filled with Dutch Colonial and workers' cottage-style homes that add character to the area.

What You'll Find Here

Spanning just over 10 acres, this public park functions as a neighborhood green space. It's a place to unwind or somewhere for the kids to burn off energy.

If you're visiting during the warmer months, the splash pad is a definite highlight where kiddos can cool off and have a blast. You'll find multiple playgrounds with swing sets that accommodate children of different ages and abilities.

Feel like shooting some hoops? The basketball court is great for a casual game or just practicing your jump shot. Planning a family gathering? The picnic areas come complete with tables, and there's a pavilion with designated spots for safely disposing of hot charcoal - a thoughtful touch for your cookout needs.

Take a Stroll

The park's walking trails offer an ideal setting for your morning jog or an evening stroll. They wind through the grounds, giving you a chance to stretch your legs while enjoying the natural surroundings.

Nature lovers should make a point to check out the butterfly garden, a peaceful spot that adds both visual appeal and ecological value to the park. And here's something unique - you might notice music playing from the streetlights during evening walks, adding an unexpected but pleasant soundtrack to your visit.

Growing Community

Since 2020, the park has been home to an innovative food forest project aimed at addressing food insecurity in the area. This forward-thinking initiative grows sustainable, local food right in the public park - a creative approach to urban agriculture and making fresh food more accessible to everyone.

As for facilities, you'll come across restrooms in the park shelter, however keep in mind that their availability may change with the seasons. The park is generally well-maintained, making it suitable for family outings.