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Lincolnshire Park
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Features
- Disc Golf
- Dogs Allowed
- Walking / Hiking
General Information
Lincolnshire Park is a 2.59 acre park with a large playfield area and a paved access into the park that is located in a residential area.
On July 21, 2014, two disc golf baskets were donated by a local business owner and installed at this park with the help of the Discover Eastern Wisconsin Disc Golf organization. These baskets are available to use year-round.
Disc Golf Map
Lincolnshire Park was dedicated for park purposes as part of the 1960 subdivision plat. In June of 1970, the Common Council authorized City officials to develop the park in the residential area. A special park development fund was used to make the necessary improvements, such as playground equipment. At the time, Alderman Coons said that it was one of the last two areas in the city with designated parkland which had not been developed.
Lincolnshire Park is a 2.59 acre park with a large playfield area and a paved access into the park that is located in a residential area.
On July 21, 2014, two disc golf baskets were donated by a local business owner and installed at this park with the help of the Discover Eastern Wisconsin Disc Golf organization. These baskets are available to use year-round.
Disc Golf Map
History
Lincolnshire Park was dedicated for park purposes as part of the 1960 subdivision plat. In June of 1970, the Common Council authorized City officials to develop the park in the residential area. A special park development fund was used to make the necessary improvements, such as playground equipment. At the time, Alderman Coons said that it was one of the last two areas in the city with designated parkland which had not been developed.