Hidden Valley Park

Natural Features

Hidden Valley Park is a 19-acre public recreation area located at 3001 South Packerland Drive in Ashwaubenon, Wisconsin, a suburb of Green Bay. The park, developed in 1993, offers a blend of natural and recreational spaces for visitors to enjoy.

One of the park's notable features is its arboretum, which contains over 65 varieties of deciduous trees. These trees are tagged for easy identification, providing an educational opportunity for visitors interested in botany and local flora.

Trails and Pathways

The park includes a network of walking and biking trails that wind through the grounds, allowing visitors to explore the natural surroundings. These trails connect to the larger Packerland Trail system, offering extended routes for more ambitious hikers or cyclists.

Recreational Facilities

For those interested in sports and active recreation, Hidden Valley Park provides several facilities. The park features two volleyball courts and open green spaces that can be used for various activities.

Visitors looking for a more relaxed experience can take advantage of the park's picnic areas. An open-air shelter is available, making the park a suitable location for small gatherings or family outings.

Park History

The park's name was chosen by the Park Board after a contest for name submissions, adding a touch of community involvement to its history.