Parks, Playgrounds and Hiking Trails

Elkhorn's newest park is located in Harvest Pointe Subdivision. The park features play equipment, walking paths, and a shelter.

Phoenix Park is a 3 acre park located in Delavan. It's home to the Phoenix Band Shell where many concerts and movies will take place throughout the summer. There is also an open green space for play and picnicking and a playground.

Reid Park has a great playgound, Little Foot, and is located in the heart of Fontana. Situated directly behind Gordys and across the street from the Abbey Resort, this park has alake front gazebo, a small baseball diamond and picnic tables.

Seminary Park is a great playground in the center of downtown, and just one block east of Geneva Lake. This park features handicapped-accessible play equipment, plenty of swings and slides, a picnic shelter, restrooms, and parking for launched boat trailers.

This is a wonderful park!. There are three playgrounds that include swings, slides, monkey bars and more! There is also a sand volleyball pit, baseball/softball fields, tennis courts, a swimming pool, picnic area, and the Elkhorn Band shell.

Veteran's Memorial Park is a 25 acre facility located at the western edge of Comus Lake in Delavan. Swan Creek is also located within the park. This heavily used park also includes the Mill Pond Recreation Building.

Beautiful park in Lake Geneva. Includes baseball and softball diamonds, soccer fields, sand volleyball courts, a small playground and more. There are concessions and bathrooms on the property.

The state-of-the-art concrete park opened in August 2012. With a budget of nearly $500,000, the city spared no expense! It's an "open plaza" concept that provides for great viewing for spectators. Check out this cool skate park that caters to all skill levels.

The White River Dog Park is located behind Eastview Elementary School in Lake Geneva, near Dunn Field.  It's the official play place for dogs in the area.  All dogs are welcome, as long as they have been registered in their local municipality.

This multi-use 12 mile crushed limestone trail follows a former railroad bed and connects the City of Elkhorn to Burlington and passes through the historic Villages of Lyons and Springfield. The trail offers scenic views of farmland, wetlands and waterways.