Clintonville Parks & Recreation Department

Introduction and News

On behalf of the City of Clintonville & the Parks & Recreation Department, we would like to thank the Clintonville High School and community members whom came forward and designed and completed this beautiful mural. With a lot of time work and long days the project was completed. This is a great addition to our community. The mural can be found on the East side of the old Vet's office (26 10th Street). The best view is from the Clintonville Community Center parking lot.

It is time to start creating an account with RecDesk. Creating an account will help make registering for programs and reserving facilities more convenient. We haven't started online registration or reservations yet, but creating an account now will help for future programs and reservations.

Click on the following link: Log in (recdesk.com)
Click on "Create New Account"
Start filling out the information being asked; then click on Continue
Fill out the remaining Account Information and click on Submit
Once submitted you are able to register and reserve once the online registration/reservation is up and running.

If you have any questions please call the Parks & Recreation Director at (715) 823-7660 or e-mail at jmcauly@clintonvillewi.org.

Click on the following link: Log in (recdesk.com)
Click on "Create New Account"
Start filling out the information being asked; then click on Continue
Fill out the remaining Account Information and click on Submit
Once submitted you are able to register and reserve once the online registration/reservation is up and running.

If you have any questions please call the Parks & Recreation Director at (715) 823-7660 or e-mail at jmcauly@clintonvillewi.org.

Click on the following link: Log in (recdesk.com)
Click on "Create New Account"
Start filling out the information being asked; then click on Continue
Fill out the remaining Account Information and click on Submit
Once submitted you are able to register and reserve once the online registration/reservation is up and running.

If you have any questions please call the Parks & Recreation Director at (715) 823-7660 or e-mail at jmcauly@clintonvillewi.org.

The Clintonville Parks & Recreation Division is staffed by a director, a coordinator, and three parks laborers. In addition, the department has a part time facilities custodian and numerous seasonal staff who assist with laborer positions and recreational activities. The goal of the department is to provide a system of easily accessible and well maintained open spaces and parks which will provide recreation opportunities and enhance the quality of life for all city residents and visitors.

Clintonville has two community parks and thirteen neighborhood parks/greenspaces. In addition, there are three boat landings with one at Ice House Landing near Hemlock and N. 12^th Streets, one at Pigeon Lake Wayside near Mathew's Supper Club, and one at Pickerel Point Memorial Park off West street. The department provides many opportunities for people young and old to participate in recreational activities. There are a wide variety of classes and programs offered by the department. Clintonville owns and operates the Community/Senior Center at 30 S. Main Street. There are five outdoor shelters and one newly renovated indoor shelter that can be rented by the public. The Jim Simpson Memorial Disc Golf Course, a nine basket par 3 course which opened in the Fall of 2013, is also available to the public in W.A. Olen Park.

Clintonville Street Trees can be viewed on TreePlotter Inventory webpage at https://pg-cloud.com/ClintonvilleWI/.

We are in the early stages of plotting and editing profiles for each of the street trees within our city limits. There is also future planting sites that are plotted on the page as well. These are not set in stone planting sites, but rather a suggestion based off of aerial views and not current utilities that may be present in each area.

Seven Maples Nature Area - The public responded with 196 votes for the top 11 names selected by the Parks & Recreation Committee. Coming in 3rd place was Whispering Wings with 36 votes, 2nd place was Monarchs in the Maples with 45 & Flutterby Field with 47. The Parks & Recreation Committee made it official and selected Flutterby Field as the name of the new certified butterfly garden at Seven Maples Nature Area. The new sign has been ordered and should be here before November. The Parks & Recreation Department will install the new sign once it arrives. The goal is to plant the 3" potted plants next Spring.