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City Park is what I like to call, the park of fountains! In this park, you can find a playground suitable for dogs and children, a bathroom for convenience for your number ones or twos, and most notably, the fountains stationed across the park! I personally like the fountain with the children spinning on top of it (statue). If you go to that location in the morning, specifically in the summer, you'll find a secret rainbow through the water that passes out of the fountain! If I were to pick, this would be my go to for a picnic outing! Or perhaps, even a wedding! Or just a marriage proposal, your choice!

The Appleton Memorial Park is home to one of the most beautiful garden ranges in all of Appleton as well as a large playground that is pet and kid friendly. There is also 7 baseball courts in which games are held time to time. It is also welcome to a ice skating rink. If you're interested, I recommend checking it out. It's the largest park in Appleton by far so there's lots to do. Sakura trees bloom in the spring in this park so dip in to see the beauty if you have the chance!

This swing bridge is the last large through-truss bridge on the Fox River. It was constructed in 1929 on concrete and stone and is still in use today.

Fox Cities Stadium is usually used for baseball games. Ride past the large parking lot and large grassy areas, and perhaps catch a home run that leaves the stadium. This is the home field of the Wisconsin Timber Rattlers and the Midwest League Minor League Baseball affiliate of the Milwaukee Brewers.

Outagamie County Forest is a short gravel trail that gets visitors out of suburbia and into the lush forest. The tree colors are vibrant here in the fall. The path is nice and wide, and the area is open from dawn until dusk.

In the pre-statehood era of Wisconsin, the Fox River was important to native tribes, travelers, and fur traders. Since 1760, a trading post has stood here. Charles A. Grignon built this home in 1837. Charles was an interpreter for the U.S. government during the Treaty of the Cedars. Today, the mansion can be seen from the street, can be entered for under 10 dollars, or a private tour can be taken.

The Nelson Family Heritage Crossing is a recent addition to the city of Appleton, officially opening on June 18, 2021. This 1,100-foot bicycle and pedestrian bridge is an important car-free link, running from Heesakker Park in the Village of Little Chute and a new rail trail connection to Downtown Kaukauna.

The Little Chute Windmill is a tribute to the Dutch heritage in the area. This functioning windmill site also offers the Van Asten Visitor Center and interpretive center in Little Chute. The building can be viewed from the street at any time, but the hours to visit the inside area are: Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday are closed. Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday: 12:30 p.m.–4 p.m.