Riverside Park, one of the premier community parks in east central Wisconsin, stretches some 3,700 feet along the east bank of the Fox River in the northern portion of the city. At 38 acres, the park serves as Berlin's primary park facility. The park is heavily used by boaters, fishers, campers, picnickers, and athletes, and provides access to the Fox River. It also accommodates softball & volleyball leagues, youth programs, and hosts a number of community events and festivals. Facilities include two lighted softball diamonds and an unlighted youth baseball diamond; six volleyball courts; over 2,000 feet of sea wall with boat moorings; a double boat launch; state-of-the-art basketball courts with glass backboards; 8 lighted horseshoe courts; 25-unit RV camping area with 16 electric hookups and firepits, shoreline moorings, water supply, and dump station; three large shelter houses with restrooms and electricity; five children's playground areas; and Clark School Museum. Local civic groups have made major contributions towards the park's development.
