Parks and Recreation

The City of Dodgeville currently has four developed parks that contribute a total of 60.3 acres of active use areas and conservancy areas. These parks are distributed evenly throughout the City with the main community park, Centennial Park, being located in the south-central section of the City. All four parks are owned by the City of Dodgeville and are maintained by the City Parks and Recreation Department. Policy for these parks are established by the City Parks and Recreation Commission and administered by the City Park Superintendent and Recreation Director.

These parks are for public use, and are also utilized by the Recreation Department for their recreation programs.

Parks

The parks are located in various locations around the City of Dodgeville. The three main parks are Centennial Park, Wilson Park, and Harris Park / Ley Pavilion. Click here for information about the City Parks, which can also be found under the Public Works menu / section.

Recreation

Recreation Programs

The City of Dodgeville has an extensive list of recreational activities for youth and adults alike. Click here for more information about the Recreation Department and the programs it has to offer.

Public Swimming Pool

The Dodgeville City Pool was built in 1988. It has two pools; the main pool has a 14 foot deep end with 2 diving boards, lap lane, 2 foot shallow end with stair entry and a hydraulic chair lift for those who need assistance in and out of the water. The wading pool is for children 5 and under accompanied by an adult, a zero depth entry and a bubbling tower fountain to splash around. Click here for more information!