James W. Beckum Park

James W. Beckum Park is a 15.6-acre public park in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The park is named after James W. Beckum, a pioneer in Milwaukee youth baseball who was active in the community well into his 80s. Beckum Park is known for its focus on youth sports, particularly baseball.

The park is home to the Beckum-Stapleton Little League, which has been a cornerstone of youth baseball in the area for many years. The park features multiple baseball diamonds, including facilities for Little League and T-ball games, providing ample space for young athletes to practice and compete.

In addition to its sports facilities, Beckum Park offers green spaces and recreational areas for community use. The park serves as an important gathering place for local residents, combining athletic opportunities with general outdoor recreation.

The park underwent renovations in 2012. As a Milwaukee County Park, it is maintained by the county's parks department and is part of the larger network of public recreational spaces in the Milwaukee area.