Quaas Creek Park

Great Park. Softball fields large kids playground. Pickleball courts. Basketball courts. Really nice walking trails near and over the Milwaukee River. The park is located on the Southeast corner of the city and is one of many parks within the city. You can access the park from the baseball fields off Decorah or within the subdivisions that are on the west side of the park.

Playground and tennis courts right next to eachother. Don't really understand why restrooms aren't open. Lots of nice little trails to walk on boardwalks through some woods / next to the Milwaukee river.

This park is close to my house and I typically enter from the industrial park behind it off of Hwy 33. I've enjoyed walking the paths they have, most of the way is paved and then there's a short part that is a boardwalk. I don't love that the path eventually ends up behind a neighborhood, it felt like I was in someone's back yard and the path bluntly ends. The rest of the park seems very nice. There's a playground and tennis courts next to the baseball fields. One other negative is that it is very close to the water treatment center which will often have a bad smell when you're on part of the walking path.

I have lived in West Bend for almost 3 years and was unaware of this park. I was there to watch a friend's daughter softball game. I was amazed at how nice this park looks. Will definitely be back to hike the trails

Holy Man, Quaas Creek Park is huge and Beautiful! There are many baseball/Softball diamonds! Really Nice buildings! The best part is The Milwaukee River goes through here. There are many nice boardwalks and paths to go exploring. This Place is so peaceful, not a lot of people there! This park is Awesome and Beautiful! ~Lakegirl Crystal

We were here for a 8u/10u girls softball tournament. These are some of the BEST fields in the state! This whole complex is truly amazing! Thank you Westbend softball for hosting such a great tournament.

While still considered to be a city park, it is located on the far eastern part of the city. The facilities are outstanding, including two large baseball diamonds with concession stands and bleachers. There is also a great playground, 6 pickleball courts, and several acres of open green space. But the highlight might be the biking/hiking trails through the woods and over the rushing river. This and Regner Park (also in West Bend) may be the best city parks in the state.

Visited this park for a graduation party and it was fantastic that there is an air conditioned room to rent out! Lots of space for kids to run, the ball fields were close and bathrooms clean.