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OUTDOOR RECREATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES IN THE PEWAUKEE RIVER WATERSHED
Recreational Activity Location
Parks
1. Iron Wood Golf Course W270 N6166 Moraine Drive
Sussex, WI
2. Armory Park W237 N5930 Maple Avenue
Sussex, WI
3. Village Park W244 N6067 Weaver Drive
Sussex, WI
4. Melinda Weaver Park W239 N6046 Maple Avenue
Sussex, WI
5. Ryan Park Off CTH KF/Ryan Road and
Lynndale Road
6. Richard J. Opie Park 450 West Street. Just north of
Pewaukee Lake
7. Village Beach/Lake 222 W. Wisconsin Street.
Front Park Downtown Pewaukee, WI.
Right on Pewaukee Lake
8. Pewaukee Village Park 325 Capitol Drive. Downtown
Pewaukee, WI
9. Liberty Park 440 Concord Road,
Pewaukee, WI
10. Valley Forge Park 206 Morris Street, Pewaukee WI
11. Peffer Park 330 Main Street, Pewaukee, WI
12. Pebble Valley Park 2565 Pebble Valley Road
Waukesha, WI
13. South Park N5 W27300 Northview Road
Pewaukee, WI
14. Willow Run Golf N12 W26506 Golf Road
Course Pewaukee, WI
15. West Park/Nettesheim N26 W27497 Prospect Avenue
Park Pewaukee, WI. between Ash
Street and Oak Street
16. Sports Commons Corner of Maple Avenue and
Silvernail Road, Pewaukee,
WI
17. Elmhurst Park Elmhurst Road. (CTH G). Just
south of IH 94. Delafield, WI
18. Western Lakes Golf W287 N1963 Oakton Road
Course Pewaukee, WI
19. Naga-Waukee Park: 651 STH 83, Hartland, WI
Park/Golf course
Golf Course: STH 83 and
CTH E
Fee Description/Features
Yes 18-hole course. Includes a club house, golf carts, full-
length driving range, and two putting greens
No 28 acres, includes volleyball courts, soccer fields,
basketball courts, baseball diamonds, nature trails,
restrooms and shelter accommodations. Open
daily: sunrise to 9 p.m.
No 75 acres, baseball diamonds, sledding hills, nature
trails, playground, picnic area, tennis and volleyball
courts, disc golf course, restrooms and shelter
accommodations. Open daily: sunrise to 11 p.m.
No Two acres, basketball and tennis courts. Open daily:
sunrise to 9 p.m. Free parking on street
No Roughly 200 acres, dog trails, horse trails, hiking
trails. Parking is available
No Picnic area, basketball court and playground. Building
to rent out is available
No ADA accessible, nature areas, picnic area, restrooms
and shelter available. Summer months allow for
swimming at the beach
No ADA accessible, baseball, softball fields, tennis,
volleyball and basketball courts, picnic area, nature
trails, shelter and restrooms. Parking is available
No Softball, soccer and baseball fields, as well as tennis,
volleyball and basketball courts. Picnic area,
playground and portable toilets. Parking is available
No Baseball and softball fields, basketball court,
playground and portable toilets
No Playground and picnic area
No 38 acres, baseball field, basketball courts, picnic area
and playground
No ADA accessible, baseball, softball and soccer fields,
along with basketball, volleyball and tennis courts.
Picnic area, playground, and restrooms available
Yes 18-hole, par 71 course with driving range, putting and
chipping greens. Pro shop and restaurant
conveniently located on the course, as well
No ADA accessible, baseball and softball fields,
basketball and tennis courts, volleyball court, picnic
area, playground, soccer field as well as restrooms
and shelter. Parking is available
No Baseball and softball fields, playground, skate park
and pavilion available
No 5.5 acres, jogging path, picnic tables, shelter, and
playground
Yes 18-hole championship course. Offers golf carts, golf
shop, practice facility, driving range, practice
bunker, and chipping greens
Yes This park spans the land between Nagawicka Lake
and Pewaukee Lake. Includes camping, boating,
swimming, fishing, picnic areas, and Ice Age nature
trails. Golf course is an 18-hole championship
course with three sets of Tees for all skill levels.
Park open daily: sunrise to 10 p.m.
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Recreational Activity Location Fee Description/Features

Parks (continued)
20. Bristlecone Pines 1500 E Arlene Drive Yes World-class course. 7,006-yard, 18-hole golf course
Hartland, WI
21. Joliet Park 1010 Dona Road, Hartland, WI No 1.6 acres, one softball field, playground and picnic
facility
22. Simmons Woods 889 Cecilia Drive No 50 acres, includes beautiful nature trails, picnic area,
Pewaukee, WI portable toilets, and shelter. Parking is available
23. Frame Park 701 E. Moreland Boulevard No Picnic areas, paved trails, playground, and rental
Waukesha, WI accommodations for use along the Fox River. Open
daily: sunrise to sunset
24. Barstow Plaza 210 NW Barstow Street No Adjacent to Frame Park, along the Fox River
Waukesha, WI
Boat Launches
1. Pewaukee Lake Boat Located in Naga-Waukee Park, Yes Paved ramp, ADA accessible, restrooms available,
Ramp at Naga-Waukee west end of Pewaukee Lake boarding dock
Park
2. Conselor’s West Boat W278 N2345 Prospect Avenue Yes Paved boat ramp and boarding dock. No personal
Access/Sports Dock Pewaukee, WI watercraft
Bar and Grill
3. City of Pewaukee Boat End of Lakeview Boulevard, Yes Paved ramp, ADA accessible, and restrooms
Launch north of CTH SS
4. Boehm’s Boat and Bait W270 N2807 Elm Avenue Yes Private paved ramp
Pewaukee, WI. South
shoreline of Pewaukee Lake
5. Smokey’s Bait Shop 129 Park Avenue Yes Paved ramp. Boat, canoe, and kayak rentals. Slips
Pewaukee, WI available for yearly rental
Hiking/Biking Trails
A. Bugline Trail Trailhead in Menomonee Falls, No 12-mile-long recreational trail. Crushed Lannon stone
WI, adjacent to post office. and dirt path that runs through forest, residential,
Trail runs through Sussex, WI farmland and prairie areas. Wheelchair accessible,
allows biking, horseback riding, and walking
B. Simmons Woods Trail 889 Cecilia Drive No 1.5-mile trail looping through Simmons Woods
Pewaukee, WI includes an 800-foot handicapped-accessible
boardwalk through wetland
C. Existing Paths along Just off Capitol Drive and No Walking trails that allow for quiet scenic views along
Pewaukee River River Street in downtown the Pewaukee River
Pewaukee, WI
D. Lake County Trailhead in Cushing Park, off No Eight-mile crushed limestone and paved trail that runs
Recreational Trail STH 83 in Delafield, WI between Landsberg trailhead and Cushing Park,
Delafield. Allows bikers, hikers, and joggers.
Intersects with Ice Age trail just west of STH 83
E. Bikeway Route in Runs from Cardinal Lane to E. No Paved bike route runs through downtown Hartland,
Hartland, WI. Capitol Drive Hartland, WI Wisconsin
F. Ice Age Trail, Hartland Foxwood Drive to Centennial No Ice Age trail traces the terrain that was along the
Segment Park, Hartland WI glacier’s edge in Wisconsin. The trail shown on this
map is the Hartland Segment- a 6.9-mile, mostly
paved trail. Visit www.iceagetrail.org for more trail
information
G. Fox River Trail Trailhead starts 701 E. No Six-mile paved trail that runs through the City of
Moreland Boulevard Waukesha along the Fox River. Starts in Frame
Waukesha, WI Park and continues south to CTH H in Fox River
Park
H. Bike Route Bike Route runs along County No 2.5-mile bike route on CTH TT down to STH 18. May
Road TT- from Lake County be difficult to navigate around I-94 amd CTH TT on
Recreation Trail to STH 18 and off ramps.
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Recreational Activity Location Fee Description/Features

Boardwalks
1. Simmons Woods 889 Cecilia Drive No 800-foot wheelchair-accessible boardwalk which runs
Pewaukee, WI through Simmons Woods wetland. Educational
exhibits describing local geology, wildlife, historic
Pewaukee River characteristics, and more
2. Pewaukee River Off Hickory Street in No Boardwalk that skirts through a nicely wooded area
Boardwalk Pewaukee, WI along the Pewaukee River
3. Pewaukee Lake Outlet Off Wisconsin Avenue in No Boardwalk located in downtown Pewaukee off
Boardwalk downtown Pewaukee, WI Wisconsin Avenue along the confluence of the
Pewaukee Lake outlet and the Pewaukee River
Fishing
1. Lakefront Pier Off Wisconsin Avenue No Accessible fishing pier east end of Pewaukee Lake
Pewaukee, WI
2. Frame Park Frame Park, Waukesha, WI No Shore fishing in Frame Park, downtown City of
Waukesha
3. City of Pewaukee Boat End of Lakeview Boulevard No Fishing pier located right near the boat launch, along
Launch Pier North of CTH SS south shore of Pewaukee Lake
Canoe Route
Pewaukee River Downtown Pewaukee to the Fox No Canoe almost six miles from downtown Pewaukee
River through beautiful wetland areas providing excellent
wildlife viewing. Canoe all the way to Frame Park
on the Fox River
Wildlife Viewing
Blue Heron Rookery Simmons Woods Boardwalk No Every summer Great Blue Herons like to nests high in
tall trees with their young. A dense population, or
colony, of Blue Herons and their nests can be
viewed while walking along the Simmons Woods
boardwalk

Source: City of Pewaukee, Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, University of Wisconsin-Extension, and SEWRPC.

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