City of Kenosha Parks

City of Kenosha Parks are open from sunrise to 10 p.m.

Click on a park name below to view details about the park.

For information on renting park facilities, click here. For information about hosting a Special Event in a City park, click here.

Click here to view information and a map of bike paths, lanes and routes.

The Washington Park Velodrome opened in 1927, making it the country’s oldest operating velodrome!

Visit the Velodrome website for more information on racing and events.

•  PWP011 – Velodrome Authorized Motor Vehicle Registration

Swimming Pools 

City of Kenosha pools are closed for the season - see you next year!

Kenosha offers affordable, safe, public swimming at two outdoor swimming pools: Washington Park Pool and Anderson Park Pool, which open in mid-June. These pools are relaxing spots to cool off and enjoy the summer. Please note the hours of operation, pool policies, pool rules and fees are subject to change each year. Concessions are available at Anderson Park Pool.

Hours

• CLOSED every Monday and on July 4th
• June, July, August: 10 a.m. - 5:45 p.m. (Tuesday-Sunday)

Washington Park Pool

1821 Washington Road (262-287-5674)

Zero-depth pool with: interactive water features, 200-foot long water slide, 10-foot long and 6-foot high drop slide, diving board, deck chairs and umbrella tables.

Anderson Park Pool

8730 22nd Avenue (262-287-5675)

Anderson has two pools with: tot pool with small children’s slide, 200-foot long water slide, 10-foot long and 6-foot high drop slide, diving board, lockers, splash pad for all ages, deck chairs and umbrella tables.

For pool fee information, including group rates and season passes, click here.

To fill out a pool pass application, click here.

For additional information on pool rules and regulations, click here.

Pool season passes are available for purchase only at the Public Works Department (625 52nd Street, Room 305) Monday-Friday between 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

Splash Pads

City of Kenosha splash pads are open!

Kenosha offers four outdoor splash pads: Anderson Park Pool, Southport Marina Park, Roosevelt Park and Schulte Park which are open June through Labor Day. These pads are fun spots to cool off and enjoy the summer. Please note the hours of operation, splash pad policies and rules are subject to change each year.

VETERANS MEMORIAL PARK ICE RINK

Come practice your loops and lutzes at the City ice rink, now open for the season at Veterans Memorial Park, 5220 6th Ave. The 32-foot by 60-foot ice rink is open for skating, free of charge, daily from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. - weather permitting.

Bring your own skates or check out free ice skates, sponsored by the Mayor's Youth Commission, during posted rental hours. Ice skates are available - on a first-come-first served basis - at the Skate Hut outside the rink during rental hours: Monday-Friday 4 p.m. to 9 p.m.; Saturdays 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.; and Sundays noon to 8 p.m. Child and adult size skates are available for check-out by dropping off a photo ID, such as a valid driver's license or a valid school-issued ID.

No hockey pucks or sticks are allowed on the ice rink. Food and beverages also are not allowed on the rink.

Check out some ice-rink fun from past winter events!

As a reminder, it is never safe to ice skate in the Lake Michigan harbor downtown. Even during very cold weather, ice can crack. According to the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources Ice Safety, there is no such thing as 100 percent safe ice on open bodies of water. People are not able to determine the strength of ice by factors including its appearance, age, thickness, temperature or whether the ice is covered with snow. Ice strength is based on a combination of several factors, and they can vary from water body to water body. Ice strength can also vary in different areas of the same body of water.