Explore Beloit's Parks

1101 Big Hill Road

Big Hill Park features 186 acres of trails, woods and recreation opportunities. The park features winding nature trails, biking paths, cross-country skiing routes, and the Welty Environmental Center, an environmental education hub for children and adults. Its Rock River bluff overlook offers the most captivating views in all of Beloit.

Features

• Big Hill Center - rentable facility and home to the Welty Center
• 2 rentable shelters
• 2 playgrounds
• 1 backstop/rec field
• Trails
• Volleyball Courts
• Restrooms

757 Brooks St.

This .3 acre park features open space.

1315 Porter Ave.

This .2 acre neighborhood park features a new playground installed in late 2024.

2020 Christilla Drive

This 4-acre park has a toddler-friendly playground with swings and a rec field!

2425 Springbrook Court

The Beloit Dog Park is a great place to let your dog off the leash to run, play, and socialize.

The park is open year-round from dawn to dusk, and is fenced so dogs are safely contained off-leash. The City of Beloit Dog Park is approximately 2.5 acres in size and is enclosed by 1700 linear feet of fencing. The enclosed off-leash area is divided into two separate areas: one area specified for small breed dogs (approximately .5 acre in size), and another larger area (approximately 2.0 acres in size) designed for large breed dogs.

As of January 2026, there are no fees for use of the dog park.

3731 Golden Eagle Drive

This 4.36-acre park features an open-air shelter, two playgrounds (ages 2-5 and 5-12), swings, a zipline, merry-go-round, open space, and a paved walking path. 

260 W. Grand Ave.

This 1.26 acre park features a playground for kids ages 5-12, swings, picnic tables and benches, a walking path and plenty of trees and open space. The Hackett Memorial Horse Trough brings remembrance of Beloit residents in the 1800s.

2243 Canterbury Drive

This 9.2-acre park is adjacent to the Turtle Creek greenway and is undeveloped.

2201 Whipple Street

This 19.8-acre natural area is located on the west side of Beloit. It includes a packed limestone path surrounding the pond.

1443 Athletic Ave.

This 6-acre park on the southeast side of Beloit contains some of the largest trees in the city. It is home to a disc golf course, new playground installed in 2025, swings,  and a shelter with a fire pit.

1311 Liberty Avenue

This 3.4-acre park includes a rec field with backstops, a playground, swings, and a zip line.

1025 Bellevue Place

This .28 acre mini park includes a playground designed for kids ages 5-12, as well as swings.

825 E. Grand Ave.

This 8-acre historic downtown park is a classic city square with crossing stone pathways, a Victorian gazebo, and a monument to Beloit's founders. The park also features a playground, teeter totter, swings, a pergola seating area, a butterfly garden, and walking paths.

534 4th Street

Located in downtown Beloit, this riverfront canoe/kayak launch allows access to the Rock River. Kayaks are available to rent from a kiosk near the launch.

1611 Hackett Street

This 11.9-acre park features a playground, tennis courts, multi-use trail, baseball field, playground, swings, basketball court, and shelter/restroom. The park is also home to Krueger Pool and next to Krueger-Haskell Golf Course.

2208 Lee Lane N

This .66-acre park includes a playground structure, swings and a rec field/backstop.

2200 Milwaukee Road

This 18-acre community park features two baseball fields with concessions and restrooms, two shelters, a playground, sledding hill, walking paths, and a dog park. It also includes access to Springbrook Park.

1510 Prairie Ave.

This 1-acre park features benches, open space and the Welcome to the Merrill Neighborhood sign.

1012 Broad Street

This park offers open space for relaxation.

950 5th Street

This .53-acre mini park is along the 5th Street Bike Trail and features a toddler playground (ages 2-5) and swings.  

This 3-acre park is located on the west bank of the Rock River. The park includes a playground, swings, basketball court, a multi-use trail, and a shelter/restroom.

1012 E. Grand Ave.

This is one of the oldest parks in Beloit, dating back to 1837. After 1837, Dr. Horace White donated the land to be used by the mechanics in the village for a playground. Currently over 50 species of mature trees are featured in the arboretum. Explore the area with a walking path and relax on the benches.

1320 Ritsher St.

This .87-acre mini park includes a playground for kids ages 5-12, swings, and trees and open space.

1160 Riverside Drive

This 28.1-acre park is home to the iconic Turtle Island playground, Beloit Riverwalk, Harry C. Moore Pavilion, and the Rotary River Center. Paddle boats, kayaks and tandem bicycles are available to rent on the lagoon. The park also features fishing, picnic shelters, restrooms and tennis courts.

923 Second Street

This 1.96-acre park features open space on the west side of the Rock River and is part of the Riverside Corridor Bike/Walking Trail.

1701 Keeler Avenue

This 3.8-acre parks features a baseball field with bleachers and a soccer field. It is adjacent to the Turtle Creek Greenway walking paths.

215 Bluff St.

This .73-acre mini park is located on a bluff overlooking the Rock River. This park features open space along Bluff Street.

540 Colby St.

The Stateline Prairie Restoration Park exists along the Wisconsin-Illinois border. The natural surface trails lead throughout the prairie.

1221 Strong Avenue

This 3.1-acre park features open space outside the Oakwood Cemetery and includes four totem mounds

2101 Cranston Road

This 30.6-acre park is home to Pohlman Field, the former home of Beloit's minor league team. The rentable pavilion hosts iconic community events in the summer and transforms into an indoor ice rink in the winter. 

Recreational amenities include a skate park, softball field, playground, swings, baseball field, swings, and open space for play.

115 W. Grand Ave.

This .18-acre mini park provides Rock River access and a metal sculpture in downtown Beloit. 

1955 Totem Road

Totem Mound Park is notable due to its two well-reserved effigy mounds. The park has open space, picnic tables, and access to the Turtle Creek Greenway trails.

1931 Townview Avenue

This 10-acre park has open space and a playground. It also includes a natural surface trail north of the open space. 

1775 Tremont Drive

This .27-acre park features a toddler playground (ages 5-12), swings and a teeter totter. 

Explore the banks of the Rock River with four different loops. Trails are groomed in the winter for cross country skiing. 

1312 E. Grand Ave.

This 11.39-acre park is along the banks of the Turtle Creek. Features include a playground, shelter, restroom, basketball court, baseball field, swings, Born Learning Trail, and a multi-use path.

934 Vernon Ave.

This 4-acre park features a rec field/back stop, basketball court, soccer field,  playground, swings, splash pad, and shelter/restroom.

1002 White Ave.

This .89-acre park is home to the iconic stone water tower that was constructed in 1885; the tower is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. 

1451 4th Street

This 3-acre park features a boat launch with piers on the Rock River and 10 lighted pickleball courts.