Get out, play and EXPLORE! 

Located on the shores of Lake Geneva, Big Foot Beach State Park offers 5 miles of hiking trails, a family campground, swimming beach and picnic and playground areas. Snowshoeing and cross-country skiing are popular in winter.

Flat Iron Park is located between Wrigley Drive and Center Street, across from the lake front. It hosts the local visitor's center, a statue of cartoon character Andy Gump, a picturesque gazebo donated by the 1975 Badger High School senior class, the Three Graces Fountain, and the new Brunk Performance Pavilion.

Donian Park is located between East Main Street and lower Center Street, featuring a woodland atmosphere with an observation deck overlooking the White River and a walkway along Mill Creek.

The Riviera Beach is located on Wrigley Drive close proximity to the Geneva Lake Path, the Lake Geneva Library, the Riviera Ballroom and within walking distance from restaurants and the business district. The Rivera Beach is always open to the public. Admission is charged during business hours (9 am until 6 pm every day from Memorial Day to Labor Day) when lifeguards are on duty.

Library (Elm) Park covers the 900 block of Main Street (Highway 50) along the shoreline of Geneva Lake. It is a passive park for relaxation with a fishing pier, restrooms, and access to the 26-mile Geneva Lake Shore Path. The prairie-style library was dedicated in 1954 and is built on land deeded to the city in 1884 by Mary Sturgess.

Seminary Park is located on the corner of Baker Street and South Lake Shore Drive, one block east of Geneva Lake. This park features handicapped-accessible play equipment, a picnic shelter, restrooms, and parking for launched boat trailers.

Dunn Field is located on Waverly and Sage Street adjacent to Eastview Elementary School. It features handicapped-accessible playground equipment, basketball hoops, baseball diamonds, soccer fields, tennis courts, and a skateboard park ... as well as plenty of free parking.

Maple Park is located at 910 Wisconsin Street, in the historic Maple Park District, next to Central-Denison school. It has basketball hoops, a baseball diamond, tennis courts and handicapped-accessible playground equipment.