Parks and Recreation

The Seymour area, located in the Northeastern part of Outagamie County offers outstanding diversity in recreational opportunities throughout the 4 seasons.

The Seymour Lake Park is located north of the fairgrounds by Wally’s Seymour Bowl. This park has a shelter building, grills, play equipment, vollyball court and ball diamond. To reserve the lake shelter building please call the city clerk’s office at (920) 833-2209.

Rock Ledge Park on West High Street has two ball diamonds, horse shoe pits, picnic facilities, play equipment and a pavilion with kitchen. To rent the pavilion call the city clerk's office. Also located in the park is the Scout Building. To rent the Scout Building call Vivian Treml at (920) 833-2663.

Recknagel Park off of Mainline Drive has a shelter, volleyball court, picnic facilities and playground equipment. This park shelter is a first come first serve shelter.

Nagel Park on Depot Street is home to the Historical Museum, Gazebo, and Railroad & Hamburger Museum. Concerts are held each Wednesday night in the gazebo throughout the summer.

	Behrendt Park on Foote Street has a volleyball court, horse shoe pits and play equipment.
The Aquatic and Fitness Center is located in the field house of Seymour High School. The aquatic center includes an 8 lane lap pool with an attached dive well and a small zero depth pool heated to 90 degrees with a wheelchair lift. The fitness center includes state of the art fitness and weight lifting equipment.

Recreation

· Crystal Springs Golf Course is a picturesque 18 hole public golf course located 2 miles northwest of Seymour on French Road. Crystal Springs Golf Course provides a full Pro Shop, driving range, bar and grill area, banquet facilities and much more! Call (920) 833-6348 or 1-800-686-2984 for more information and rates or check out our website at www.crystalspringsgolf.com.

· Winter Skating rinks are maintained at Rockledge, Recknagel and Behrendt Parks.

· Baseball and softball are set up by the city for a seven week season for children ages 4 - 15. The city clerk's office sends brochures home with the students from kindergarten through 5th grade. Middle and High school students should listen for the announcements at school.

· Soccer is offered by through the T.A.S.K. organization. www.eteamz.com/task.

· The City of Seymour has a Skateboard park located behind the Municipal Building and Police Station.

Waterways and Lakes within 25 miles of Seymour

· Wolf River is 223 miles of excellent water quality and first rate fisheries. Upper portions known for its rapids and waterfalls. Lower portions known for the walleye, sturgeon, and white bass spawning runs.

· The "lower" Fox River is 39 miles of waterway with a system of 17 locks and dams between Lake Winnebago and the mouth of Green Bay.

· Shawano Lake is 6063 acres, recreational lake for fishing and boating pleasure.

· Lake Winnebago is Wisconsin's largest lake, 137,708 acres. Known as one of the nations top walleye fisheries.

· Lake Michigan and the bay of Green Bay offer excellent boating, sailing and fishing opportunities.

Public Nature, Wildlife and Hunting Lands

· Navarino Wildlife Area and Navarino Nature Center is 14,581 acres www.navarino.org

· Maine Wildlife Area is 720 acres.

· Deer Creek Wildlife Area is 1,490 acres.

· Wolf River Bottoms Wildlife Area is 2,600 acres

· Outagamie County Wildlife Area is 996 acres

· Mack Wildlife Area is 1,358 acres.

Snowmobile Trails

Miles of snowmobile trails pass thru private and public lands in the surrounding Seymour area. Trails are primarily groomed and maintained by local snowmobile clubs.

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