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TOWN
OF WALLKILL PARKS AND RECREATION
Go
to Town of Wallkill Golf Course
Go
to Town of Wallkill Little League
Go
to Town of Wallkill Soccer Club
Town
of Wallkill Boys and Girls Club
The
Town of Wallkill has twelve parks and recreational areas
located
at:
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Dundee
Circle Park, located at the intersection of Dundee Circle and
Stoneridge Rd
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Patio
Road Park, located on Patio Rd
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Fortune
Road Park, located on Woodstock Rd
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Marlboro
Commons Park, located at the intersection of Sheffield Drive
and Fitzgerald Drive
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Sarah
Lane Park, located on Sarah Lane and Crystal Run Rd
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Washington
Heights Park, located between New York Ave, Ontario Rd
and Rhode Island Ave
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Circle
Drive Park, located on Circle Drive
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Washington
Heights Memorial Park, located between Highland Ave Extension,
Sand Station Rd and County Route 17M(North Street)
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Stephens
Avenue Park, located at the intersection of Mills Rd and Stephens
Ave
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Belmont
Avenue Park, located on Belmont Ave
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C.
Hudson Thompson Memorial Park (Circleville Park) The C.
Hudson Thompson Memorial Park in Circleville is the largest
and has facilities for swimming, fishing,
paddle boating, baseball, soccer fields and a playground.
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Howard
Drive Park, was renamed Town of Wallkill WTC Memorial Park
on April 13, 2002 after Chris Kirby, Carl Asaro, Greg
Atlas and Michelle
Bratton, all Town of Wallkill residents
who died in the September 11th World Trade Center attack.
The Senior Boys field was named Chris Kirby Memorial Field,
honoring Chris where he played in the Little League. The Major
Boys field was previously named for James Shannon for his dedicated
work in the Little League.
The
Town has an active recreational program open to residents of
all ages, including programs such as adult softball leagues,
ballroom dancing, a Senior citizens Program, Little League baseball
and soccer, which each has over 400 participants. In addition,
a summer program(600 attendees) is offered to children between
the ages of five and thirteen.
The
Boys and Girls Club of Orange County located at Circleville
Park offers free programs for children and teenagers between
the ages of six and eighteen.
A
Town resident ID card can be obtained at the Town Clerk's office.
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