Parks and Recreation

The Village serves as a crossroads/recreational gateway to the Wolf River which is approximately two (2) miles north of the Village.

The Village offers an extensive and well-planned parks, trail and recreational system totaling 145.3 acres.

Any Park Rentals can go through the Village Office - (920) 779-6011 ext. 8

Commercial Club rentals can be done via Commercial Club Park Rental page

Comprehensive Outdoor Rec. Plan - Hortonville CORP

Alonzo Park / Hortonville Lion's Club	310 E. Main Street (STH 15) 11.5 acres, est. 1974 Playground equipment, sandboxes, covered shelter with picnic tables, volleyball pits, horseshoe pits, nature trail and restrooms.
Miller Park	530 W. Main Street (STH 15) 4.8 acres Playground equipment, sandbox, tennis courts, softball diamond, restrooms in season.
Otto Miller Athletic Field	130 John Street 18.7 acres, est. 1978 Three (3) softball diamonds (2 lighted), baseball diamond, soccer field (WIAA regulation), concession stand with restrooms, and covered shelter.No animals allowed except service animals or law enforcement animals.
Veterans Memorial Park	Main Street (STH 15) 0.4 acre, est. 1992 Gazebo, walking path, historic marker, and Peace Memorial
Wildwood Park	Grandview Rd. 3.1 acres, est. 1977 Undeveloped, rustic with nature theme
Black Otter Fishing Pier	Located next to Bridge on S. Nash St. 0.2 acre on Cty M Handicapped accessible
Black Otter Lake	Accessible from Black Otter County Park, Alonzo Park, 75 acres, man-made in 1848 additional access from public boat landing (Lakeshore Drive), fishing year round.
Black Otter Park / Lake Access	Main St. (STH 15) 0.3 acres fishing pier, boat access, picnic area, 2 small shelters
Commercial Club	John St. 12.5 acres privately owned, 2 shelters (1 enclosed), 1 baseball diamond, playground equipment, restrooms, 1 basketball court http://commercialclub.org/park-rental/
WIOWASH Recreational Access Trail	Lakeview Ave., 19 mile trail, 5.5 acres within Village, major pedestrian and bicycle trail, extends from Black Otter Lake to Oshkosh. Future plans call for extensions in phases to the north (Wolf River) and east (Fox Valley cities).

Click Here to see a map of the Parks and Recreation areas