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Town of Delafield Parks
Waukesha County Parks
Wisconsin State Parks

Town of Delafield Sponsored Events

Baseball/Softball Games
June - August

11th Annual Log Cabin Run
August 9th

Brochures/Registration Form

Baseball/Softball

Registration March 14 & 15
Ages 5-17, boys and girls may join.

Click here to view application

Log Cabin Run

5K Run/2Mile Walk
Log Cabin Run Race Results/Times

Fright Hike Information and Volunteer Sign-Up

Community Events

Skate Park Competition

August 18th/August 25th

Contact Us:

Park & Rec Commission
N14 W30782 Golf Road
Delafield, WI 53018-2117
262 364-7773

parkandrec@townofdelafield.org

Park Facilities Rental Form
Park Rental Agreement Form

Park & Rec Board Members

Chairman:
Dan Dupies
S3 W31806 Mary Court

Delafield, WI
262 968-2529

Commissioner:              
Larry Krause
N30W28956 Lakeside Dr.
Pewaukee, WI
262 691-0151

Commissioner:
Patti Chasteen
N33 W29303 Millridge Rd. Pewaukee, WI  53072
262 369-8685

Commissioner:
Dawn Thomson

Pewaukee, WI  53072

Commissioner:

Steve Olson

W318N1075 Huckleberry Way N

Delafield, WI  53018

262 646-2120

Commissioner:

James Gende

N5W31618 Twin Oaks Dr.

Delafield, WI  53018

262 646-8872

Commissioner:

Shawn Kramlich

N11W29510 Kings Way

Waukesha, WI  53188

262 303-4023

Park & Recreation Coordinator

James Gruenberg

262-364-7773 (cell)

Town of Delafield Parks

Deltown Park:  This is the first park developed by the Town of Delafield and is five and a half (5.5) acres of land just west of the Town Hall.  The land includes a youth hardball/softball baseball field with backstop fencing and groomed infield. (Located 1/2 mile east of Hwy. 83 on Golf Rd.)

Elmhurst Park: This Park is located on Elmhurst Road near the entrance to the Kettle Park Subdivision.  It offers a jogging path, picnic tables, grills, shelter and playground equipment and is situated on five and a half (5.5) acres of land. (Located on Elmhurst Rd. (Hwy G) just south of I-94)

Sports Commons: Built on fifteen (15) acres at the corner of Silvernail Road and Maple Ave, the complex offers a variety of ball fields including two hardball/softball fields, multi-use sports court (used for tennis, volleyball and basketball), sand volleyball court, and a play field used for soccer and T-Ball.  A sizeable skateboard park with 6 ramps is available in the northwest corner of the park.   Picnic sites are available with grills and a picnic shelter.  A playground area with equipment is situated near picnic site.  An 80 spot paved parking lot is provided with paved access to the ball diamond spectator areas, shelter and playground. An additional 30 spot parking lot has been located near the skateboard area.

Waukesha County Parks & Trails

Naga-Waukee Park: The 416 acre parcel consists of a regional heavily wooded park, a championship 18-hole golf course, and 2 lake access sites.  The Naga-Waukee Park and Golf Course are located north of I-94, spanning the lands between the shores of Nagawicka Lake and Pewaukee Lake.  The boat launch areas provide access for fishing, sailing, water skiing, canoeing, and power boating.  Along the beach front of Nagawicka Lake, swimming access is available and lifeguards are on duty June thru August.  A beach house with restrooms (available for rent off-season) and concession stand are open during this season.
The park has 5 reserved group sites and 33 family sites available for overnight camping.  Five picnic shelters are available with restrooms, grill, and sand volleyball located throughout the park. The park hosts playground equipment for tots. The park is open for sledding and cross-country skiing in the winter. For more information, contact Waukesha County Park at 262-548-7801.
Naga-Waukee Ice Arena is a year round indoor ice skating arena and located adjacent to Highway 83 just north of I-94.  Open skating is available as well as rental blocks of skating time for group hockey or skating clubs/teams.

Retzer Nature Center:  The center is located on Madison St. which is 1/8 mile south of Highway 18 and County Road DT (a small portion is within the Town boundaries).  Offers a variety of educational programming, Environmental Learning Center, Charles Z. Horwitz Planetarium and a number of walking nature trails.   

Lake Country Trail:  The Town of Delafield was a partner in the development of an 8 mile east-west walking, biking, cross country skiing trail which extends from the Landsberg Center trailhead in the City of Waukesha to Cushing Park in the City of Delafield.  Created out of the former Milwaukee-Watertown Interurban Railway bed, later owned by Wisconsin Electric as a right of way.   The trail development costs were shared by Waukesha County, The Town of Delafield, the City of Delafield, the Town of Pewaukee and the Department of Natural Resources.  The ongoing operation and maintenance of the facility is the responsibility of Waukesha County.   Future plans include extending this trail to the City of Oconomowoc resulting in a 15 mile long trail.

Wisconsin State Parks and Trails

Lapham Peak:  More than 1000 acres (1022) of hilly terrain are within the Lapham Peak boundaries.  The Kettle Moraine and Lapham Peak were formed 10,000 years ago when a glacier covered much of Wisconsin.  Located south of I-94 on County Highway “C”, Lapham Peak has a variety of scenic sights and activities.
The 21.2 miles of hiking trails, including a portion of the Ice Age National Scenic Trail have reserve able backpack campsites.  There are 17.2 miles of cross-country ski trails (including 2.5 miles of lighted trails for night skiing).  Lapham Peak also has 5 miles for mountain bike riding, horseback riding, and snowshoeing.   Other amenities include ice skating, picnicking, and an enclosed picnic shelters.  A 45-foot observation tower sits atop the highest point in Waukesha County (1,233 feet above sea level) and is available for climbing and gazing.  Future plans include a family campground, a Youth Hostel, ice skating pond and nature conference center. For more information, contact Lapham Peak Park Office at

262-646-3025.

Glacial Drumlin State Trail:  This 52 mile trail begins in Cottage Grove and ends in Waukesha’s Fox River Sanctuary. This trail built on a railroad right of way offers walking, bicycling, and, rollerblading and snowmobile opportunities between he City of Waukesha and Cottage Grove near the City of Madison.