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Horn Field (Park)
Features
- Drinking Fountain
- Hardball Diamond
- Parking
- Play Equipment
- Restroom/Portable
History
Acquired in 1977
Features
A 12-acre neighborhood park located in the north central portion of the city. Existing facilities include:
Horn park is adjacent to and immediately north of Veterans Memorial Park and the Old Muskego Historical Center. Trails within these parks connect to the east-west WE Energies right-of-way recreation trail.
Conservation Areas
Horn park contains a 9-acre woodland and 10 acres of wetlands. The forest has a nice diversity of mature hardwood trees and has one of the best assemblages of spring ephemeral wildflowers found in city-owned woodlands. One acre of prairie vegetation was planted outside of the baseball diamond and adjacent to the pedestrian path.
Click here for Horn Park conservation site map.
Parking
Off-street parking is available.
Acquired in 1977
Features
A 12-acre neighborhood park located in the north central portion of the city. Existing facilities include:
- a regulation baseball field
- restrooms
Horn park is adjacent to and immediately north of Veterans Memorial Park and the Old Muskego Historical Center. Trails within these parks connect to the east-west WE Energies right-of-way recreation trail.
Conservation Areas
Horn park contains a 9-acre woodland and 10 acres of wetlands. The forest has a nice diversity of mature hardwood trees and has one of the best assemblages of spring ephemeral wildflowers found in city-owned woodlands. One acre of prairie vegetation was planted outside of the baseball diamond and adjacent to the pedestrian path.
Click here for Horn Park conservation site map.
Parking
Off-street parking is available.