The best parks & outdoor spots in Green Bay

7 places we’ve checked and would send a neighbor to. Open any one to read what we wrote about it.

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Fisk Park (opens in a new tab)

995 Dousman St

Public park with a playground, a pool, baseball, volleyball & tennis courts & an enclosed shelter.

Public park with a playground, a pool, baseball, volleyball & tennis courts & an enclosed shelter.

Tank Park (opens in a new tab)

830 5th St

Family-friendly park featuring a playground and splash pad for kids and basketball and tennis courts.

Family-friendly park featuring a playground and splash pad for kids and basketball and tennis courts.

Heritage Hill State Historical Park (opens in a new tab)

2640 S Webster Ave

Skip the same old weekend loop and wander Heritage Hill State Historical Park, where costumed interpreters bring Wisconsin’s past to life…

Skip the same old weekend loop and wander Heritage Hill State Historical Park, where costumed interpreters bring Wisconsin’s past to life across fur trade posts, Fort Howard, and early farmsteads.

From the Brown County newsletter, October 30, 2026

Joannes Park (opens in a new tab)

215 S Baird St

Park featuring a pool with slides, a baseball field, a basketball court, a skate park & more.

Park featuring a pool with slides, a baseball field, a basketball court, a skate park & more.

Green Bay Botanical Garden (opens in a new tab)

2600 Larsen Rd

Green Bay Botanical Garden packs 47 acres with more than 120,000 plants, from roses and native wildflowers to apple varieties, plus…

Green Bay Botanical Garden packs 47 acres with more than 120,000 plants, from roses and native wildflowers to apple varieties, plus family-friendly extras like the Woodland Wonders exhibit and Discovery Carts. Slip over this week for a mood reset, a little learning, and some legit wow moments.

From the Shawano newsletter, October 23, 2026

Frank B Seymour Park (opens in a new tab)

330 S Oakland Ave

Public park with a splash pad, playground, picnic areas, and butterfly garden.

Public park with a splash pad, playground, picnic areas, and butterfly garden.

Red Smith Park (opens in a new tab)

2765 Sussex Rd

Park with tennis courts, soccer fields, a playground, and a splash pad, plus a pavilion.

Park with tennis courts, soccer fields, a playground, and a splash pad, plus a pavilion.