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Redgranite Parks & Area Services

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Jim Fredrick -- Email
920-566-4187
The 3 beautiful parks located in the Village of Redgranite are available to rent between Memorial Day and Labor Day.

The rental rate is $50 per day with a $25 deposit (refunded if the park is left clean). To reserve a park for your special event, contact the Village Clerk's Office at 920-566-2381. Reservations for the year will begin on January 2nd each year.

Veterans Memorial Park

Amenities

  • »» Shelter house with restrooms, kitchen and covered picnic table area on cement slab
  • »» Childrens swings and play area with sandy base
  • »» Large shaded green space in downtown Redgranite

    • Veterans Memorial Park

    Veterans Memorial Park

    East Side Park

    Amenities

  • »» Shelter house with restrooms, kitchen and covered picnic table area on cement slab
  • »» Childrens swings and play area with sandy base
  • »» Horseshoe pits
  • »» Volleyball area
  • »» Two baseball diamonds

    • East Side ParkEast Side Park

    Willow Creek Park

    Amenities

  • »» Shelter house with restrooms and covered picnic table area on cement slab
  • »» Childrens swings and play area with sandy base
  • »» Charcoal Grills
  • »» Baseball diamond
  • »» Access to Willow Creek

    • Willow Creek Park TrailWillow Creek Park

    Redgranite Quarry Park

    Welcome to a place of beauty

    The Redgranite Quarry continues to be a primary attraction in this quaint village. Due to the cooperation of many volunteer efforts and village residents, the clean-up of the quarry grounds continues each year. Many residents and visitors enjoy the beauty of the quarry. Diving Clubs find the Redgranite Quarry to be a favorite place for clear-water diving in the upper midwest. There are no lifeguards on duty at the quarry. Fishing is also becoming a favorite past-time at the quarry, with many species now stocked.

    Quarry ParkQuarry Park

    Redgranite Quarry Park is located on the north side of State Hwy. 21 behind the Post Office, restaurant and bank, in downtown Redgranite. Discovery of red granite at the quarry site in the 1880's sparked a mining boom that brought skilled stone cutters from Europe to settle the hamlet known then as Sand Prairie. Granite paving blocks from the quarry were used in streets as far away as Chicago. The quarry was closed in the 1920s after concrete and asphalt came into popular use for paving. The quarry was designated a village park in 1995. Today the water-filled quarry is used by scuba instructors for deep water diving certification and by many tourists as well as local residents for fun, sun and relaxation.

    We are very proud of our "name-sake" and we expect all those who visit to treat her with care. We expect all garbage to be removed from your picnic area when you leave. Containers are provided on-site for your use. Together, we can insure that our Quarry Park remains open to the public at no cost for years to come. But without your help, that privilege may be in jeopardy.

    The Quarry Park is open from 7am to 7pm, so plan your day to end before 7 pm! The hours are enforced by the Redgranite Police Department. Please abide by all posted hours and rules while visiting.

    Quarry Park

    Another scenic recreational area that begins in Redgranite is the seven-mile-long Bannerman Trail, part of the Waushara County park system. Allowed uses include hiking, biking, horseback riding and snowmobiling. Dogs are welcome but must be on a leash. Ample parking is available nearby.

    Bannerman Trail