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Meadows ParkMeadows Park is a 567-acre Dixon Park District recreation area stretching from Washington Avenue toward the Rock River. Its trails support hiking, bicycling, horseback riding, cross-country skiing, and seasonal nature exploration, while the park also serves local soccer programs. Families can visit Wooden Wonderland playground and the adjacent accessible Water Wonderland splash pad with 23 water features, picnic space, pavilion, restrooms, and paved parking.
Mix ParkMix Park is a 2.5-acre Oregon Park District site with a playground, pickleball courts, picnic tables, a shelter, and seasonal restrooms. Donated to the City of Oregon in 1920 and renovated in 2001, the award-winning park also features public art, including Lorado Taft's “Boys with Fish” sculpture and Jeff Adams's “Paths of Conviction, Footsteps of Fate.”
Nims ParkColoma Township Park District park with a large picnic shelter for up to 100 people, playground, restrooms, basketball, baseball, disc golf, fishing and canoe access. Nims Park also connects visitors to the Hennepin Canal trail.
Optimist ParkRestrooms, playground, picnic tables, ball diamonds.
Oregon Park East23-acre park divided by River Road. Access above and below Oregon dam for fishing and canoeing. Home to historic Chana School and annual car/tractor show. Observation deck overlooks Rock River Valley and downtown Oregon. Facilities: ball diamond, basketball court, restrooms, shelters, playground, grills, picnic tables, bike trail, parking.
Oregon Park WestCommunity park with bike trail, athletic fields, restrooms, shelters, tennis, lighted basketball/baseball, skate park, soccer, sand volleyball, horseshoe pits, playgrounds, grills, and picnic tables. Events: concerts, Easter egg hunt, bike rally, HS sports. Splash Canyon Spray Park onsite.
Propheter ParkOutdoor basketball courts, playground, open play areas, and a Lincoln statue.
Redfield ParkPlayground, open play, trails, biking/walking paths.
Ronald Reagan ParkVillage park with a playground, picnic space, presidential-history marker, gazebo, and a bronze statue of a young Ronald Reagan.
Scheid ParkFourteen-acre Sterling park with basketball courts, a soccer field, playground, open play areas, restrooms, and a first-come picnic shelter.
Schell ParkSchell Park in Milledgeville offers a serene and picturesque setting for walkers and runners to explore. With its sprawling 14.7 acres, the park offers a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of city life, making it an ideal destination for those seeking a peaceful, scenic setting for outdoor activities. The park's well-maintained trails and lush greenery create a rejuvenating ambiance, inviting visitors to take refreshing walks and invigorating runs amid nature's beauty. Visitors to Schell Park can enjoy a variety of activities, including walking, running, and hiking along the winding trails that showcase Milledgeville's natural landscapes. The city's typical temperate climate makes it conducive to outdoor activities year-round, allowing enthusiasts to enjoy the park's offerings in different seasons. Whether it's a leisurely stroll or a challenging hike, the park's diverse terrain caters to individuals of all fitness levels, ensuring an enriching experience for everyone. Experience the tranquility and rejuvenation Schell Park offers by planning a visit today. Whether you're a dedicated walker, a passionate runner, or simply someone who appreciates the beauty of nature, this park provides an inviting space for all to enjoy. For more information on the park's walking routes and activity options, be sure to download Pacer Pedometer, your go-to resource for discovering the best parks and routes in Milledgeville and beyond.
Seward’s Riverside ParkScenic Rock River park with picnic space, playground equipment, wildlife viewing, fishing access, and a free public boat launch.
Shannon Lions ParkCommunity park with a baseball field, shelter, playground equipment, and space for annual community celebrations and fireworks.
Shannon Village ParkVillage park with lighted tennis and basketball courts, gazebo, picnic tables, shelter house, fireplace, playground, and a historic Civil War cannon.
Sinnissippi Park & Sinnissippi MoundsLarge riverside park with hiking, fishing, disc golf, playgrounds, picnic shelters, recreational space, and the nationally recognized Hopewellian Sinnissippi Mounds.
Sixth Street ParkSavanna neighborhood park with a large playground, basketball court, and picnic facilities.
Splash Canyon Spray ParkFamily spray park at Oregon Park West designed as safe water play for children age 12 and under, with an adjacent picnic shelter and green park setting.
Thomas ParkSterling Park District's 12.25-acre neighborhood park with six pickleball courts, basketball, a playground, dog park, picnic areas, open play space, seasonal restroom, and reservable shelter.
Tiger Town ParkDog-friendly Byron park with an inclusive playground, zip line, swings, basketball and bocce courts, table tennis, chess, game tables, and a central plaza.
Vaile Park & Splash PadDixon neighborhood park with a seasonal children's splash pad, basketball court, playground, picnic pavilion with tables and electricity, and open space for family recreation.
Wallingford ParkRock Falls park and longtime home of local Little League, with three baseball diamonds, a playground, restrooms, concession facilities, the Scanlan picnic shelter, and a half-court basketball court.
Waterworks ParkMorrison's 12.4-acre south-side park with a baseball diamond, playground, picnic shelter, open green space, two tennis courts, a quarter-mile walking path, and a volunteer-maintained winter skating rink.
