Visit
Explore the natural beauty the Weyauwega has to offer. Discover the many parks and recreation opportunities available.
Peterson Park (411 N Mill Street)
Maasch Community Park and Swim Lake (411 W High Street)
2026 Swim Lake Information
The Weyauwega Swim Lake located in the Weyauwega Community Park will open for the 2026 season on Monday, June 8, 2026. Open swim hours are Monday thru Friday 12:30 pm - 8:00 pm, and Saturday/Sunday from 11:00 am – 8:00 pm.
*Please note - after 4 pm daily, there will be no lifeguards on duty and it will be swim at your own risk. Swimmers under 16 must be accompanied by a responsible adult.
Registration for swimming lessons will be done at the swim lake office before the start of each session.
Session II Lessons Monday-Friday, July 06 to July 24
Session III Lessons Monday-Friday, July 27 to August 14
The cost for lessons is $15 per person for city resident and $25 for non-city residents who have purchased a season pass, or $25 for city residents and $40 for non-city residents without a season pass.
Please Note: Each level has a maximum of 8 students per lesson time so please try to have a second choice in mind when registering in case the time you want is full. Additional classes may be opened if the need arises.
Season Passes and Day Passes
Season passes will be available at the swim lake during open swim hours. The fees are as follows:
Family plus one*………………….$55 city resident, $65 non-city resident
Adult (18 & older)…………………..$35 city resident, $40 non-city resident
Child……………………………………..$30 city resident, $35 non-city resident
Day Passes are: City Resident Non-City Resident
Senior Citizen……………………….…..$3 $4
Adult……………………………..…….…….$4 $5
Child………………..…………………….….$3 $4
*Family pass plus one includes immediate family under 18 living in the same household and one other person such as a babysitter, grandparent, etc.
If you have any questions about dates, requirements, or anything else you may call the Swim Lake at (920) 867-2555 starting on June 8th.
Little Red Schoolhouse Museum
As noted in the Images of America-Weyauwega book, this historic schoolhouse is the third oldest in Wisconsin. Having been moved from approximately a mile west of the City, it is now located just inside of Maasch Community Park. Visitation hours are on summer Saturdays from the first Saturday in June to Saturday of Labor Day weekend from 1-4 pm. Or, call (715) 281-6310 for special arrangements. Donations are appreciated, but not necessary. Bring the whole family to learn what school was like, starting in October, 1861.
Also note the special walkway - remembering groups, businesses, and individuals who have contributed to the Weyauwega area. Sponsorship bricks can still be purchased. Forms are available at Weyauwega City Hall, on Facebook page of the Weyauwega Area Historical Society, or call 920-538-2025 with questions.
