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Parks and Facilities
PARK & FACILITY RENTALS
The Greenfield Parks and Recreation Department is responsible for the maintenance of parks and facilities as well as park and facility rentals. Rentals are available at Konkel Park, Kulwicki Park, and the Greenfield Community Center.
KONKEL PARK RENTALS
5151 W. Layton Ave.
- 4 Shelters
- 1 Gazebo
- 2 Softball Diamonds
- 4 Sand Volleyball Courts
KULWICKI PARK RENTALS
10777 W. Cold Spring Road
- 1 Picnic Area (rented through Greenfield Parks & Recreation)
- 1 Indoor Pavilion (rented through Greater Greenfield Lions Club)
GREENFIELD COMMUNITY CENTER RENTALS
7215 W. Cold Spring Road
- Activity Room A + Kitchen (40 capacity)
- Oakley Fisher Room (30 capacity)
- Jansen Fest Hall + Kitchen (225 capacity)
GREENFIELD CITY HALL COMMUNITY ROOM RESERVATION
7325 W. Forest Home Ave.
These rooms are available to reserve for legitimate community use, not for private parties or events.
- Room 100-Council Chambers (150 capacity)
- Room 204 (40 capacity)
PARKS & TRAILS
The Dan Jansen Family Fest, Inc. has dedicated a Veterans Memorial to the City of Greenfield. It is located in Bicentennial Park at 5310 W. Layton Avenue. the feature stone is a black granite monument which lists the names of brave men and women who have honorably served in the military.
The Turf Skatepark is located at 4267 W. Loomis Road. This free park is open from dawn until dusk and is much more than a typical neighborhood skatepark. It is both a place for local skaters to learn and be challenged, and a national destination for professional skateboarders to visit. It is a fun and safe place for families, while still reflecting the cutting edge of youth and skateboard culture
The Powerline Trail is a major east-west shared-use path that provides significant recreation and transportation opportunity to the public. The trail allows users to walk, run, and bike for exercise and transportation, and connects them to places they want to go, including homes, businesses, workplaces, parks, and the existing trail system.