Lincoln Park

This park features the Warren J. Taylor sunken flower garden. Wedding permits available. Playground, basketball court, baseball, tennis courts, and small sledding area. Building available for rental. There is an 18-hole disc golf course in Lincoln Park -- the first such course in a City of Kenosha park. Players use specially-designed discs, which they throw toward baskets on posts about four and a half feet high. The goal is to get the disc in the basket with as few attempts as possible. The Kenosha course is set up as par three course – meaning players should make the basket in three or fewer tries. The course was designed by brothers Nate and Justin Van Ee of Kenosha. Nate Van Ee said the biggest challenge in the course is avoiding the Lincoln Park lagoon, which runs through the middle of the course. He said beginners may want to focus on honing their skills on the first nine holes, which are easier than the back nine holes. It takes about an hour to play 18 holes. There is no fee to use the disc golf course.
This park features the Warren J. Taylor sunken flower garden. Wedding permits available. Playground, basketball court, baseball, tennis courts, and

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