Humboldt Park

Awesome place to play with the snow and have fun

PERFECT time of year to visit Humboldt! Lots of colors in the trees, pumpkin pavilion this weekend. We always love walking around Humboldt, and families are always there. Lots of puppies to meet and colors to see in October!

Beautiful, serene and infinitely more then it seems. A place where live concerts happen. Where there is a beautiful marble monument in commemoration of those who passed in WW1. Where you can see turtles, cranes and ducks waddle about. Where you can fish or on the same dock see the raindrops hit the water be transported to a painting by Monet. Where at night u can see teens practice skateboarding and messing around with there peers. Where countless dogs and family play, learn and live. Some parks are simple affairs like the dull wings of a moth others are vibrant and alive like a Morphinae.

I love this park. It has a small play place by the wading pool and a large play place on the other side of the hill. Absolutely beautiful place.

Humboldt Park has it all: miles of paved walking and running trails, a stocked fishing pond, a baseball diamond, a wading pond, lots of mature shade trees, two playgrounds, a gazebo, a pavilion for rent, tennis courts, a beer garden, and its band shell serves as a venue for concerts, performances, and, of course, Chill on the Hill. In the winter, enjoy the hill for sledding and tubing. You just can't be bored here! Ifyou haven't been to Humboldt Park, you're missing out. Any time of year, this is the place to be. Note: Be very, very mindful of where you park. Parking enforcement actively patrols parking and may just ruin that nice buzz.