BROWNSVILLE
Village of
Parks & Recreation
The Village’s main park is the Dale R. Michels Memorial Park which is a 34-acre park, located in the south-eastern part of the village. The park has a wide range of facilities including a baseball field with lights, two softball diamonds, a concession stand, two pavilions, playground equipment, tennis courts (including pickle-ball), a basketball court, volleyball court, picnic facilities, and 9 soccer fields.
The pavilions at the Dale R. Michels Memorial Park are available for rental reservations, Park Pavilion Reservation Form. Contact the Village clerk at 920-583-4087, email: clerk@brownsvillewi.gov to check for pricing and availability.
Disc Golf now at the Dale R. Michels Memorial Park
With the hard work of Village Resident, Jamie LaValle, the park is now equipped with a disc golf course. While the course is yet to be finished it is playable. See a course map HERE
LION'S PARK
This small community park is located on the corner of Ledgeview and North Streets in the shadow of the water tower. This park, which the Lion's club generously provides funds for improvements, is geared for small children living in the nearby sub-division.
Exciting Improvements Coming to Lion's Park!
We're excited to share that new playground equipment is coming to Lion's Park!
Our Public Works Department will assist installing three new pieces of playground equipment and relocating the popular sandbox to a new spot within the park.
As work gets underway, we ask for everyone's patience and cooperation. Please do not allow children to use the new playground equipment until the surrounding wood chips have been installed. The wood chips are an important part of making the play area safe and ready for everyone to enjoy.
Work is expected to be completed in early fall.
Thank you for your patience while we make these improvements to Lion's Park. We can't wait for our community's little ones to enjoy the new additions.
PINE HILL SUBDIVISION PARK
Through the generous donation of land from the Michels Family, the Village also has a park at the corner of Duke St. and Evergreen Dr.
The Barbara & Peter Stone Family Foundation, Inc. and the Fond du Lac Area Foundation "Robert & Elaine Middleton Fund" have also generously donated to the project to help equip the park with a playground.