Pamperin Park

Pamperin Park is the largest developed park in the Brown County Park System, located in Green Bay, Wisconsin. The park offers a serene environment with gently rolling hills and wooded areas, enhanced by the slowly flowing Duck Creek that meanders through the grounds.

The park features a historic stone pavilion containing two spacious rental halls. The Dance Hall, the larger of the two, includes an impressive stone fireplace, a domed stage area, and a serving bar. The smaller East Hall has a charming antique wooden log bar, suitable for serving drinks and food at events.

One of the park's main attractions is its children's playground, which is the largest structured playground in the area at 17,000 square feet. The park also boasts picturesque flower gardens and a wooden footbridge spanning Duck Creek, creating an attractive backdrop for weddings and other special events.

For outdoor enthusiasts, Pamperin Park offers a variety of recreational facilities. These include wooded picnic areas, several volleyball courts, and an 18-hole disc golf course that winds through the wooded slopes of the Duck Creek Valley.

The park includes a gazebo surrounded by 10,000 square feet of beautifully landscaped formal gardens, which can be rented for events. A suspension bridge over Duck Creek provides visitors with scenic views and opportunities for peaceful walks.

Pamperin Park is known for its natural beauty and serves as a popular location for family reunions, company picnics, and various outdoor activities throughout the year.