Parks, Trails and Water

Mazomanie is full of beautiful places to play and recreate. The many Village and area parks, trails and waterways are some of our best reasons to get outside. We also have attractive playgrounds, ball fields, park shelters, and Lion’s Park Pool.

VILLAGE PARK FACILITIES:

• Lion’s Park – Lion’s Park offers a large playground, park shelters, swimming pool, splashpad, basketball court, and baseball, softball, and soccer fields.
• Lions Park Swimming Pool -Located at 318 Park St, Mazomanie.  Starting June 5th the pool is open Monday-Friday 12:30-4:00 & 6:00-8:00, Saturday & Sunday 12:30-5:00 & 6:00-8:00.  It will also be open for Adult Lap Swim Monday-Friday 11:30-12:30.  For more information call 608-795-2106 when pool is open. Click here for Swimming Lessons information.  Click here for a fee schedule.
• Park Shelters – The JC’s and the Lion’s Shelters are our covered shelters. These shelters offer picnic table seating and electric outlets for use.  
• Turk Shelter – The Turk Shelter is our enclosed shelter offering a full kitchen, seating for 80 and its own restrooms. This facility is heated but not air-conditioned. This is used for graduation parties, family reunions and would be great for any party too large to do at home.  
• Westland Promenade – Through the generosity of Fred Westland, in memory of his family roots in Mazomanie, the Westland Promenade is a landscaped oasis in the downtown area. With shelters and picnic tables, the Promenade offers visitors an opportunity to escape surrounding activity and picnic or relax in shaded comfort.  
• Lake Marion Park – This park offers a shelter overlooking scenic Lake Marion.  The park also has walking trails, including a trail leading to downtown Mazomanie.
• Performing Arts Pavilion – This outdoor stage was designed by the Frank Lloyd Wright School of Architecture at Taliesan.  It is available for rent for performances or weddings.
• Community Building

Park and Building Rental Fee Schedule  Requests for use must be made during working hours, weekdays 8 to 4, at the Mazomanie Village Office, 133 Crescent Street; telephone (608)795-2100 or by email to Angie Volkman at avolkman@villageofmazomanie.com or Tara Roessler at troessler@villageofmazomanie.com.

MAZOMANIE TRAILS:

• Wolf Run Trail – (map here); watch a drone video taken along the path of this stunning trail as it passes through downtown Mazo, winds past Lake Marion and the Bluff, and extends to Wisconsin Heights High School.
• Lake Marion Trail
• Black Hawk Trail 
• Good Neighbor Trail (planned)

WATER AND BOATING:

• Black Earth Creek Fishing Area
• Ferry Bluff