Nottingham Park
Check pricesA small wooded green space in southeast Hartland built around a village water tower.

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A 4.2-acre neighborhood park in southeast Hartland with paved trails, a shelter, and playground equipment.
Hartland, WI
This neighborhood park sits inside the Hartridge Subdivision, east of Maple Avenue, in the southeast part of Hartland. Its boundaries follow the back lot lines of nearby single-family homes. Visitors can enter from paved paths off Hartridge Drive, Oxford Drive, and Penbrook Way. The park offers an asphalt trail system, an open-sided shelter that does not take reservations, benches, picnic tables, a sandbox, and a variety of children's play equipment.
The closest stops to Lamerand Park (formerly Castle Park), ordered by straight-line distance. A few more like it, plus some different kinds of fun so you can build a full day.
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