CITY RESIDENTS: Tuesday, November 19, 6 a.m.
NON-RESIDENTS: Tuesday, November 26, 6 a.m.
WINTER GREETINGS!
Winter and spring are exciting seasons for West Bend. Our community is once again hosting an impressive list of events and programs for you to enjoy with family and friends. Early winter events include Enchantment in the Park and the 5K Reindeer Run in Regner Park. January 17-19 is our Winter Warm-Up, which includes the Hugh Jass fat tire bike race and Lac Lawrann Luminary Walk, both happening on January 18. The official end to winter in West Bend is March 1, when we celebrate Bockfest in Regner Park.
Our Recreation division is offering a wide variety of youth and adult programs. Programs include learn to swim, judo, youth gymnastics, ballroom dance, spring soccer, baseball, and archery. Nature based offerings at Lac Lawrann Conservancy include Winter Fun Days, Snowshoe Fridays, snowshoe group field trips, and hiking trips and tours. Get signed up early, before classes begin to fill up.
Begin planning your 2025 private event at one of our many park pavilions and shelters. Online or in person registration for 2025 facility rentals opens January 2. Lac Lawrann Conservancy offers a fantastic wedding package. Contact our department or website for additional details. Plan now for that special event.
Community events, outstanding programing, and a very impressive park and trail system provide our community with many opportunities to stay active during the winter and spring seasons. We hope to see you around town, celebrating your community.
Mike Jentsch Director of Parks, Recreation, and Forestry Department
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Parks Facilities
Community Contacts
DNR Safety Courses dnr.wisconsin.gov | 1-888-936-7463
Downtown West Bend Association downtownwestbend.com | (262) 338-3909
Kettle Moraine YMCA - River Shores kmymca.org | (262) 247-1050
Kettle Moraine YMCA - West Washington kmymca.org | (262) 334-3405
Riverside Disc Golf riversidediscgolf.com| (262) 388-2999
Spotlight Productions Community Theater wbspotlight.com | (262) 689-5337
Washington County Parks (262) 335-4445
West Bend Athletic Association Hot Line | (262) 306-1648
West Bend Boys & Girls Club (262) 334-3732
West Bend Community Memorial Library westbendlibrary.org | (262) 335-5151
West Bend Senior Center seniorcitizensactivities.org | (262) 335-4498
West Bend Swim Club Elisa Spaeth | bloomier79@yahoo.com
West Bend High School Swimming Pool (262) 335-5597
West Bend Youth Football wbyfo.com
Office Information
West Bend Parks, Recreation and Forestry
City Hall, Main Floor
1115 S. Main Street, West Bend, WI, 53095
Office Hours | Monday–Friday 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Telephone | (262) 335-5080
Parks, Recreation & Forestry Team
Tanya Anderson | Administrative Assistant
Jeff Brand | Park & Forestry Maintenance
Courtney Cox-Poulsen | Conservancy Supervisor
Dan Farvour | Park & Forestry Superintendent
Mary Jean Fiegel | Therapeutic Recreation Coordinator
Rick Fox | Parks Project Manager
Carolyn Hein | Office Coordinator
Chris Jens | Grounds Specialist, Parks Leadman
Mike Jentsch | Director
Kevin Lisko | Park & Forestry Maintenance
Brandon Rohde | Park & Forestry Maintenance
Ryan Schmidt | Recreation Supervisor
Nick Schueller | Park & Forestry Maintenance
Ryan Williams | Arborist/Horticulturist
Parks & Recreation Commission
Mike Weston – Chairman, Sarah Braatz, Allen Carter, Cara Hilzley, Mary Beth Seiser, Mike Staral, Craig Walker
Residency
A resident is any person who lives within the corporate city limits of West Bend. This is not to be confused with a West Bend area school district resident. City and school district boundaries are not the same. A non-resident is anyone who lives outside the City limits. Even if your mailing address is West Bend, this does not mean you are a corporate City resident. Most activities have different fees for residents and non-residents. The City of West Bend Parks, Recreation and Forestry Department is supported by the residents of the City of West Bend through taxes. Non-residents pay their fair share through an additional surcharge established by the Park & Recreation Commission.
Refund Policy
Credit or refund will be made under the following conditions:
• If the Department cancels the activity or is unable to fulfill your request, a full credit/refund will be made.
• If you cancel prior to the start of an activity a $5.00 administrative fee will be charged.
• Credit/refund will not be issued after an activity begins.
Satisfaction Guarantee
We guarantee your satisfaction with our recreation programs. If you are not completely satisfied for any reason, please fill out a form obtained at the Parks Department office. You will receive a credit that can be applied to another program, or a refund with the Director’s approval.
Photo Policy
By registering, you are granting permission to have your child’s photo taken. Under supervision, photos may be used for newspaper, display, promotion, or other educational purposes.
Special Needs Individuals
The City of West Bend Parks, Recreation & Forestry Department welcomes individuals of all abilities to our classes and activities. Please indicate any special needs when you register. If you are unsure what accommodations can be made, call (262) 335-5080.
Program & Weather Cancellations
A minimum number of students are required for a class to be offered. The Department reserves the right to cancel a class or make schedule changes when enrollment does not meet set minimums. If your class has been canceled or changed, you will be notified and the fee will be transferred to your credit balance, or refunded using same form as original payment.
• The second and fourth time within a session an instructional class is canceled due to bad weather, that class will be made up as staff, time, and location permit. If the department is unable to make up the class, a one-class credit amount will be issued.
• League play canceled because of bad weather will be made up if staff, time, and location permit.
• Never leave your child alone at a class site if a Department staff member is not present. If you are uncertain whether a class is canceled, please call the department (262) 335-5080 or check on Facebook.
Financial Assistance Program
Qualifying families that meet the Income Eligibility Guidelines may request an application by calling (262) 335-5080. Participants pay $5 per class, maximum one class per child per season. Assistance is for Recreation Department sponsored programs only. Financial assistance is provided through a generous grant from the West Bend Friends of Parks & Recreation.
Insurance Coverage
The Parks and Recreation Department does not provide nor cover any medical or hospital insurance for program participants. You are encouraged to obtain your own insurance prior to taking part in any Department activity.
HOW TO REGISTER
Register online at webtrac.ci.west-bend.wi.us. You will need your username and password. To recover a forgotten username or password, please call our office at (262) 335-5080 to request it be emailed to you. If you are a new participant, you may go to the website above and create an account.
If you need a computer to register online, multiple work stations are available at the West Bend Community Memorial Library during business hours. You may also register at the Parks and Recreation Office on the main floor of City Hall.
Registration Opens
City Residents | Tuesday, November 19 at 6 a.m.
Non-City Residents | Tuesday, November 26 at 6 a.m.
Create an Account
1. Go to webtrac.ci.west-bend.wi.us. On the right side of the top menu bar, select , "Sign In/Register."
2. You will be directed to a new screen titled, "Create New Household." Create a username and password for your account. Fill out the information for "Household Primary Person." This person is typically the creator of the account.
3. If you have other members of your household you wish to register for classes, such as a child, scroll down to the bottom of the page and select "Add New Member." Fill out the information for this member.
4. Check the box next to "I'm not a robot."
5. You will receive an email confirming your account signup. Click the link in the email to log in.
6. Your account setup is complete! You may manage your account at any time by selecting the "My Account" menu in the top right of the home screen.
Questions?
Call the Parks, Recreation and Forestry Department at (262) 335-5080 Monday–Friday from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. or reach out via email any time to wbprf@westbendwi.gov.
Online Registration
1. Go to webtrac.ci.west-bend.wi.us. In the top menu bar, select "Search." A drop-down menu will appear with categories for "Activities" and "Facilities." Under the "Activities" header, select "Search."
2. Locate your selected course in the Activities Guide. Identify the seven-digit course number in the course listing. Select the "Activity Number Search" menu on the left side of the screen. Enter the first 5 digits of the course number into the search bar. Click "Search"
3. A set of course listings will appear. Find the course number that matches your desired course. Select the white check box on the left side of the screen to select it. Note: Courses will not be available for registration until November 19 for residents and November 26 for non-residents.
4. A menu will appear on the bottom of the screen with your selected items. Click "Add to Cart" to add this course to your cart.
5. If you have questions about the course, type them into the "Roster Note" box. Read through the waiver and check the "I agree with the above" box. Then, click "Continue."
6. A screen will appear displaying your shopping cart. If the courses are correct, you may click "Proceed to Checkout."
7. Complete payment. Note: There is a 2.75% convenience fee assessed on all credit or debit purchases.
Tiny Tot Gymnastics
Start your little one on the road to a future in gymnastics. Your child will learn the basics of the balance beam and tumbling and develop flexibility, balance, and coordination. Ages 2.5-4
West Bend Library Rec Center Room 2 (lower level)
Session 1: January 11-February 19 (6 classes)|$30R/$45NR
Session 2: March 1–April 9 (6 classes) | $30R / $45NR Session 3: April 26–May 28 (5 classes) |
a.m.1040110
9:05-9:50 a.m.1040120
11-11:45 a.m.1040122
Junior Gymnastics
9:05-9:50 a.m.1040130
11-11:45 a.m.1040132
5-5:45 p.m.1040125 3
5-5:45 p.m.1040135
Judo – Youth
Registration includes membership with the West Bend Judo Club, founded by instructor, black belt, and coach of the first US Woman Olympic silver medalist in Judo –Jon Sanfilippo. Learn and advance your skills with instruction from several qualified black belts. Earn your belt promotions, compete in tournaments, and more! Ages 6-17
McLane Elementary School (833 Chestnut Street) Tuesdays | January 21–May 13
$79
Youth Yoga
This class focuses on body awareness, breathwork, and yoga poses in connections to great children's literature. Please bring a yoga mat and one stuffed animal.
Ages 5-10
West Bend Library Rec Center Room 1 (lower level)
Saturdays | January 11, February 8, March 1, April 12, and May 10 | 10-11 a.m.
$8 per class | Class #: 10430
Turn your child's indoor gymnastics into enjoyable, safe movement experiences. This program for both boys and girls uses tumbling and basic apparatus skills to develop strength and coordination.
Ages 4-6
West Bend Library Rec Center Room 2 (lower level)
Session 1: January 11-February 19 (6 classes)|$30R/$45NR
Session 2: March 1–April 9 (6 classes) | $30R / $45NR
Session 3: April 26–May 28 (5 classes) | $25R /
Tennis
Hone your tennis skills and get ready for a summer on the court!
Ages 5-10
West Bend High School (1305 E. Decorah Road) Thursdays | April 24–May 22 (6 classes)
$30R / $45NR
Dirty Ninja Mud Run for Kids ™
SATURDAY, JULY 19, 2025 | AGES 4-15
Take on the ultimate obstacle course! Participants ages 4-15 can climb, slide, crawl, swing, and dash before a splash in the mud pit.
Each participant receives an event packet with custom headband, t-shirt, lunch coupon, and a finisher medal at the end of the course.
Registration opens March 1, 2025. See you on the course!
Soccer
Students will improve their ball handling, goal scoring, passing, and more. Emphasis is placed on improving basic skills of soccer.
Quaas Creek Park (2500 Country Creek Circle) Wednesdays | April 23–May 21 (5 classes)
$20R / $30NR
5:30-6:15 p.m.1080903 6-8 6:30-7:15 p.m.1080904
Track & Field
First through fourth graders can learn the basics of track and field with clear, progressive instruction. All athletes will compete in the end-of-season meet on Friday, May 23. Grades 1-4
Badger Middle School Track (727 S. 6th Avenue) Mondays | April 14–May 19 (6 classes and track meet)
$30R / $45NR
Archery
Ready, aim, shoot! This course is for individuals who want to learn the fundamentals, safety, and shooting techniques of archery. Two different skill levels are offered for beginners and more advanced archers.
Ages 7-14
West Bend Archery Range (512 Municipal Drive) Saturdays | April 26–May 24 (5 classes)
$25R / $37.50NR
Little Hitters Baseball Spring Training
This program will introduce baseball to children and develop fundamentals. Participants are taught positioning, base running, hitting, and fielding with an emphasis on sportsmanship and playing experience.
Quaas Creek Park (2500 Country Creek Circle) Tuesdays | April 22–May 20 (5 classes)
$20R / $30NR
We're looking for summer instructors & referees. Sports & fitness lovers aged 14 and up are encouraged to apply! Starting pay is $10/hour. Scan the QR code for more!
Ballroom Dance
There is something about ballroom dancing that is “magical”—wonderful music is playing, friendly people are dancing, and you are floating across the dance floor! For more information about the classes, please contact instructor Mike Mattek at (414) 708-0594, or mmattek@outlook.com.
Texas Two-Step
Learn some foundational patterns to get you moving around the dance floor to country-western music. Before long you'll feel like John Travolta in Urban Cowboy!
Beginner Swing
A descendant of the Lindy-Hop, East Coast Swing is "America's dance." Come and enjoy dancing to the big band sounds of Glenn Miller and Benny Goodman, or the more contemporary neo-swing bands of today. This dance is the embodiment of fun!
Intermediate Swing
Learn more advanced patterns, some "triple-step" footwork, and additional training in lead-and-follow techniques. This class will help you take your swing dancing up a notch!
Ages 16+
West Bend Library Rec Center Room 2 (lower level) Mondays | $45/person
Women's Health & Fitness
This fun and energetic class focuses on functional fitness, improving strength and cardiac health using light weights, resistance bands and aerobic routines. All moves are carefully taught and can be modified for any fitness level.
Ages 16+ | $48
Judo – Adult
Registration includes membership with the West Bend Judo Club, founded by instructor, black belt, and coach of the first US Woman Olympic silver medalist in Judo – Jon Sanfilippo. The Judo Club is here to support you as you learn and advance your skills with instruction from several qualified black belts. Earn your belt promotions, compete in tournaments, and more!
Ages 18+
McLane Elementary School (833 Chestnut Street) Tuesdays | January 21–May 13| $79
Adult Yoga
Yoga Foundations: Join us for a level 1, alignment based yoga class. During this series you will gain strength, flexibility, and focus of mind. This class is an investment in yourself. Please bring a yoga mat. Email Lindsay Rehklau at familyloveyoga@gmail.com with questions.
Slow Flow Vinyasa Yoga: This mixed-level flow class will guide you through poses focusing on connecting the breath to each movement. Class content builds on the Foundations class but will be accessible to both beginners and experienced yogis.
Ages 18+
West Bend Library Rec Center Room 2 (lower level) Thursdays | $65
Session 1: January 9–February 27 (8 classes)
Session 2: April 10–May 29 (8 classes)
West Bend Music Academy
Youth Music Lessons
Beginner Piano | $45
Learn to play the piano! Music helps build confidence and a sense of accomplishment. No previous music experience required! Keyboards provided for in-class use.
Beginner Guitar | $28
Come learn guitar in an educational and fun group setting. Students will learn fundamentals, notes, chords, picking, and strumming. Guitar rentals available for an additional $25.
Beginner Ukulele | $28
Want to learn to play ukulele? Learn to play and sing along to popular songs in a group setting. Get experience with chord structure, strumming, timing, and rhythm to be performance-ready! Quality ukuleles are available for purchase.
Learn to Play the Drums | $28
Learn to play percussion instruments including drum sets, congas, hand drums, shakers, tambourines, and more! All instruments provided, and no experience is required.
Ages 8-17
102 N. Main Street | Saturdays | January 4-25 Call (262) 338-0770 for more information.
Piano 11-11:45 a.m.1065001
Guitar 12-12:45 p.m.1063001
Ukulele 1-1:45 p.m.1061801
Drums 2-2:45 p.m.1064001
Babysitter Training
Each one-day babysitter training course covers professionalism, leadership, self-assessment, decision making, and emergency-prevention. American Red Cross certificate issued upon successful completion of one-day course.
Registration deadline: two weeks prior to class date
Ages 11-15
West Bend City Hall (1115 S. Main Street)| $104
9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. (Bring a bag lunch)
Learn and Play Program
Come play, learn and grow with us! This play-based program emphasizes language and social-emotional skills through stories, singing, dancing, and playing. In collaboration with the West Bend School District’s Early Childhood program, we will provide a setting that recognizes each child's unique learning style. Our child-centered curriculum reflects integration of physical, cognitive, social, language, and self-help skills. We will learn through meaningful play and having fun! Reach out to Teneil Walters at twalters@wbsd-schools.org for questions or more information.
Ages 3-4
Rolfs Education Center (737 S. 3rd Avenue) | $130 Tuesdays & Thursdays | January 7–May 22 (no class 3/25 and 3/27)
Glow Inside & Out
This 4-session series on body image, hygiene, mental health, and self esteem for girls is interactive and engaging, providing practical knowledge and tools. Each session will empower girls to embrace their unique selves and build the confidence they need to thrive.
Ages 9-12 | $35
Riverside Park Pavilion (800 Kilbourn Avenue) Thursdays | January 9-30 | 6-7 p.m.
Course #: 1067001
Regner Park Ice Skating
Regner Park will offer ice skating this winter as weather conditions allow. Skating is free to all participants, but skaters must bring their own equipment. The ice must be given time to reach a safe thickness before skating is allowed. Follow the West Bend Parks, Recreation & Forestry Facebook page for updates on conditions and closures. See more information at tinyurl.com/yfjx29t5
The Regner Beach Warming House will be open on weekends and will sell concessions. See below for Warming House hours.
February 1
Sunday, March 16
AMERICAN RED CROSS
LEARN TO SWIM PROGRAM
Please read the course descriptions to enroll your child in the appropriate level. If you are unsure of your child’s level, please call (262) 335-5080. Proper swim attire is required for all participants. Children who are not toilet trained are required to wear swim diapers. All lessons are held at the West Bend High School Pool, 1305 E. Decorah Road.
Course Descriptions
Parent/Child | Ages 2-5
Learn how to work with your child to develop swim readiness skills. Songs, games, and toys will be used to teach floating, gliding, kicking, submersion, and arm strokes. An adult must accompany each child in the water.
Preschool | Ages 4-6
Learn buoyancy and breath control, floating and kicking on front and back, gliding arm strokes, entering and exiting the water, and safety skills. Child must be able to submerge head.
Level 1 - Intro to Water Skills | Ages 6-14
Refine skills in buoyancy and breath control, supported floating and recovery on front and back, introduction to arm and leg action on front, back, and side, safety and emergency fundamentals. Prerequisite: Preschool Level
Level 2 - Fundamental Water Skills | Ages 6-14
Breath control and submersion, underwater swimming, buoyancy on front and back, changing directions and positions, treading water, swim on front, back, and side, and learn to help others. Prerequisite: Level 1
Level 3 - Stroke Development | Ages 7-14
Refine deep water entry and exit, submerge and retrieve objects, rotary breathing, survival float, front and back crawl, butterfly, and treading water. Prerequisite: Level 2
Level 4 - Stroke Improvement | Ages 8-14
Dive from side of pool, swim underwater three body lengths, breast stroke, front crawl, butterfly, elementary back stroke, compact jump with life jacket and diving safety. Prerequisite: Level 3
Level 5 - Stroke Refinement | Ages 10-14
Perfect front crawl, back crawl, breast stroke, and butterfly, swimming underwater, open/flip turns - front and back, pike and tuck dives, survival swimming and rescue breathing. Prerequisite: Level 4
Winter Swim Lesson Schedule
Saturdays | January 18–February 22 (6 classes) $45R / $67.50NR
Spring Swim Lesson Schedule
Saturdays | March 8–April 12 (6 classes) $45R / $67.50NR
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LIFEGUARDING
Working as a City of West Bend lifeguard and swimming lessons instructor offers flexible hours, competitive wages, outstanding bonuses, great work conditions, and an amazing team! Regner Park Beach lifeguards and all swimming lessons instructors receive starting pay of $17.50 an hour
First time certified lifeguards will receive a $150 sign-on bonus (paid 7/25/25), and all guards will receive a $150 retention bonus (paid 9/5/25). Learn more and apply today at westbendwi.gov/lifeguard.
Lifeguard Training
FREE American Red Cross Lifeguard training is offered in March. See below for details, then email Ryan Schmidt at schmidtr@westbendwi.gov to register. In order to receive certification you must attend all class dates, no exceptions!
Ages 15+ (As of May 1, 2025)
March 15
23
Beach House Attendants
We are hiring for beach house attendants. Spend the summer working at Regner Beach, helping guests and providing excellent customer service.
Scan the QR code and apply today!
NATURE ACTIVITIES
Winter Fun Day
Enjoy the great outdoors at LLC during winter break! Explore Lac Lawrann on snowshoes and sleds, build a camp fire, roast s'mores, and look for animal tracks in the woods. Some activities are weather-dependent.
Ages 7-12 | $12R/$18NR 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Monday, January 20 1055001
Monday, February 17 1055002
Winter Luminary Walk
Take a family-friendly hike through Lac Lawrann's candlelit trails. The walk winds for half a mile through the woods, then back to the Maurin Center where hot chocolate and concessions will be served.
Lac Lawrann Conservancy | FREE
Saturday, January 18 | 5-7 p.m.
Little Free Sled Shed
Visit the Royal Oaks Sledding Hill (1000 Auburn Road) and race down on our free sleds! Please return the sleds when you are finished. Donations of sleds are always appreciated!
LAC LAWRANN CONSERVANCY
300 Schmidt Road, West Bend (262) 335-5080 | info@laclawrann.org
Snowshoe Fridays
Get out and snowshoe the trails of Lac Lawrann! The LLC Barn will be open on Fridays with two or more inches of snow for free snowshoe checkouts. This free program begins in late December/early January weather permitting. Lac Lawrann is closed on 12/20 and 12/27.
Fridays | 9:30 a.m. to 12 p.m.
Snowshoe Group Field Trips
Lac Lawrann has 125 pairs of snowshoes that will be lent out for your group. These trips are perfect for groups of all ages and sizes! All trips will begin with snowshoeing basics before setting off to explore the conservancy! Call (262) 335-5080 to book your trip.
Fee: $5/participant
Field Trips & Tours
Bring your school group for educational programs and tours, offered April-October for schools and community organizations. To arrange a program for your group, call the West Bend Parks, Recreation and Forestry Department at (262) 335-5080
Fee: $2/person ($45 group minimum)
2024-25 WINTER/SPRING EVENTS
WINTER WARM-UP - JANUARY 17-19 BOCKFEST - MARCH 1
NOVEMBER
Enchantment in the Park
November 29-30
Regner Park
DECEMBER
Christmas Parade
December 1| 5 p.m.
Downtown West Bend
Enchantment in the Park
December 1-24
Regner Park
Midnight on Main
December 6 | 6 p.m. to 12 a.m.
Downtown West Bend
Reindeer Run
December 8 | 4:30 p.m.
Regner Park
JANUARY
Winter Warm-Up
January 17-19
Downtown West Bend
Hugh Jass Fat Tire Bike Race
January 18 | 11 a.m.
Regner Park
Winter Luminary Walk
January 18 | 5-7 p.m.
Lac Lawrann Conservancy
FEBRUARY
Chocolate Around the Bend
February 7-8
Downtown West Bend
MARCH
Bockfest
March 1 | 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Regner Park
Chix 4 a Cause Bier Walk
March 8 | 3-6 p.m.
Downtown West Bend
APRIL
Spring Bling
April 5
Downtown West Bend
Lions Club Easter Egg Hunt
April 5 | 11 a.m.
Regner Park
Kids Free Fishing Clinic
April 12 | 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Regner Park
Cleanup Green Up
April 19 | 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.
Regner Park
Spring Dance Recital
April 26 | 1:30 and 3:30 p.m.
West Bend High School Auditorium
EASTER
Sponsored by the Lions Club
Saturday, April 5 11 a.m. | Regner Park
Ages 8 & under
Donations
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Cash
REGNER PARK RENTALS
Beach House
The newly-renovated beach house features a kitchen, restrooms, air conditioning, TV, sound system, and windows overlooking the hillside. The community room accommodates 93 and the kitchen includes a stove, sink, and full-size refrigerator. The patio provides additional seating for 32 at 8 tables equipped with umbrellas in the summer.
The City of West Bend has multiple park facilities available to reserve. Reservations for 2025 will be accepted beginning January 2, 2025, at 8 a.m.
Visit webtrac.ci.west-bend.wi.us or call (262) 335-5080 to reserve a facility.
The facilities below are available to rent from the third weekend in April through the first weekend in October.
Entertainment Area
A large multi-use festival area with restrooms, a raised and covered stage, a center pavilion, two full-service food buildings and a separate two-tier covered gazebo. The buildings within the Entertainment area are available to rent separately or as a group.
Pavilion & Silver Lining Stage | The open shelter seats 200+ includes 30 picnic tables and multiple electric outlets. The large covered ‘Silver Lining’ Stage can be rented with the Pavilion.
Rotary & Kiwanis Concession Stands | Two separate buildings attached to the Pavilion, and available for rent with the pavilion. Each stand has 14 electric outlets, stainless steel sinks, counter top area, a refrigerator/freezer plus a free-standing chest freezer. Stands are available to rent individually or together.
Strachota Bandstand | Overlooking the beach, Splashpad & Entertainment Area, the two-tiered gazebo accommodates 120 people and includes 18 picnic tables & electric outlets.
Picnic Groves
Early
Risers Kiwanis Shelter
This facility overlooks the Kiwanis Fish Pond. The covered shelter seats 32 and includes 4 picnic tables, lights, and a serving counter with electric outlets. The sport court and Labyrinth gardens are nearby.
Camp Lodge
This charming enclosed shelter accommodates 50 people with additional tables for serving. It includes a kitchen, restrooms, hardwood floors, a gas fireplace, private lawn, 15 picnic tables and a private parking lot. New windows and doors have been installed!
Centennial
Shelter
Located on the south edge of the park, near Silverbrook Drive, the large open shelter accommodates 150+ people and includes 15 picnic tables, grill, lights, and electric. Restrooms, tennis courts, playgrounds, and baseball stadium are nearby.
Each grove has 10 picnic tables, a grill (area #6 has electric available) and all are located near the beach and park activity areas. Picnic groves may be reserved for a nominal fee. Swimming and Splash Pad admission is not included in rental fees.
Facility Rentals
RIDGE RUN PARK RENTALS
All Ridge Run facilities are available to rent from the third weekend in April through the third weekend in October. Accessible restrooms, free parking, water, and playground equipment are all within close proximity.
West Entrance | 2600 Wheat Ridge Lane
Access via W. Washington Street to Scenic Drive, then south to Wheat Ridge Lane and park entrance.
Pick Pavilion
The large open shelter accommodates groups up to 200, nestled in a forest of mature trees with 25 picnic tables, a large grill, and a 10' long serving counter equipped with updated electrical outlets.
White Family Cabin
Under mature shade trees with drive up access, the charming cabin seats 45 people with 10 banquet tables. Includes a refrigerator, freezer, heat, and electrical outlets.
East Entrance | 300 S. University Drive
Access via W. Washington Street to University Drive, then south to the park entrance.
Wells Pavilion
This beautiful open shelter is ideal for groups of 120 or more and overlooks beautiful Wells Lake. Includes 15 picnic tables, a large grill, and a 24' long serving counter with electrical outlets.
Woodside Shelter
Located next to a playground, this is the perfect location for a party or family gathering. Five picnic tables seat 30 people. Includes overhead lights, electric outlets, and a small grill.
The cabin is under construction and will have a new look for the 2025 rental season! Updated features include new flooring, windows, roof, doors, a wraparound deck, and a kitchen area with running water and microwave.
Lakeside Shelter
On the banks of Wells Lake, this rustic shelter seats 24 at the picnic tables . The shelter has overhead lighting, electric outlets, and a small grill. Two fishing piers are nearby.
LAC LAWRANN RENTALS
Maurin Center
This beautifully designed, carpeted, air conditioned building seat up to 80 people for year-round events. The Maurin Center features a large serving kitchen with full fridge/freezer, indoor restrooms, and picture windows overlooking the Conservancy lake, trails, and woods. Offstreet parking for 42 cars is available.
Barn
The large rustic renovated barn contains seating for 150 people plus additional picnic tables outside. The barn features updated electrical service, small movable stage, off-street parking for 42 cars, and restrooms on exterior of Maurin Center. This facility is available for rent Memorial Day weekend through the third weekend in October.
Weddings at LLC
The LLC wedding package grants you full access to the property for the entire weekend (Friday through Sunday), perfect for set-up, rehearsal, and preparations. Book your wedding and secure the Barn and Maurin Center, tables and chairs, audio/visual equipment sound permit, a spacious parking lot, all for a $3,000 flat rate. It’s a flexible, affordable option to let you craft a dream wedding that fits your unique needs. At Lac Lawrann, you will have the freedom to choose your own food, drinks, music, decor, and more. Allow your creativity to take flight!
Wedding packages are available up to 24 months in advance. Browse laclawrann.org/rentals for available weekends and pick the perfect date for your event. Once you’ve picked a date, call the West Bend Parks Department at (262) 335-5080 or email wbprf@westbendwi.gov to set up your rental.
ADDITIONAL RENTALS
Barton Park
2100 Salisbury Road
Barton Park Shelter
This large, open shelter accommodates 100 people and includes eight electrical outlets, restrooms, 12 picnic tables, and street parking. Two playgrounds, a softball diamond, basketball court, and tennis court are nearby. Rentals are available from the third weekend in April to the third weekend in October.
Quaas Creek Park
2500 Country Creek Circle
Community Building
An enclosed, air-conditioned meeting room contains 5 banquet tables, chairs to seat 30 people, and a small kitchen with a stove, oven, sink, and fridge freezer. Included with this rental is an covered outdoor deck upstairs with 10 picnic tables accommodating 100 people, and exclusive use of the softball diamond. A playground, pickleball courts, hiking trails, and canoe launch are nearby. This rental is available from the third weekend in April to the third weekend in October.
Quaas Creek park is full of recreation opportunities and amenities, from athletic facilities, canoe launch, hiking trails, and effigy mounds in the woods. This hidden gem of the West Bend Parks system is perfect for an event, gathering, or celebration!
Riverside Park
800 Kilbourn Drive
Pavilion
This enclosed building is available for year-round use with tables and chairs to seat 55 people. The facility includes a full kitchen, indoor restrooms, and a gas fireplace. Enjoy use of the outdoor grill and large, adjacent deck with eight picnic tables to seat additional guests. Playgrounds, athletic fields and courts, hiking trails are nearby.
