Preble Park

Park History

Preble Park is a 15.2-acre public park located in Green Bay, Wisconsin. Originally the primary park of the Town of Preble, it became part of Green Bay's park system when the town consolidated with the city in July 1965.

Natural Environment

The park offers a serene, wooded environment that provides ample shade during hot summer days. The park's natural setting makes it an ideal spot for various outdoor activities and relaxation.

Recreational Facilities

Preble Park features a diverse range of recreational facilities catering to different age groups and interests. The park includes a playground suitable for both younger and older children, offering a safe space for play and physical activity.

For sports enthusiasts, the park provides multiple options including a basketball court, soccer fields, volleyball courts, horseshoe pits, and a baseball diamond.

Seasonal Activities

During the winter months, visitors can enjoy cross-country skiing in the park, taking advantage of the park's terrain and open spaces.

Amenities

The park includes picnic areas and an enclosed building available for rent, with a maximum capacity of 160 people, making it suitable for various gatherings and events.

Accessibility and convenience are enhanced by the presence of parking lots and restroom facilities within the park. Additionally, the park allows leashed dogs, though they are not permitted in playground areas, picnic areas, or buildings.