Glenrock Town Park is a shady community park near the meeting point of the North Platte River and Deer Creek, with plenty of room for kids to play and adults to enjoy some fresh air.
Located on the east side of Deer Creek just off Birch Street, Glenrock Town Park is the oldest established park in Glenrock. The land was once owned by the Skinner family and was originally cleared by hand and horse-drawn equipment.
Family-Friendly Recreation
Glenrock Town Park is a great spot for family recreation, with playground equipment, baseball fields, tennis courts, a skate park, shady picnic areas, and tables. The park is open from sunrise until 10:00 PM.
Explore Al’s Way
Take a stroll on Al’s Way, Glenrock’s community walking path built along the former Chicago & North Western Railroad right-of-way. The path crosses a historic bridge, follows the river, and features benches, interpretive signs, and stories from Glenrock’s past.
The 1911 railroad bridge serves as a scenic entryway to the community park. Need a break from the car? Stretch your legs along the pathway, enjoy the shade, and discover a piece of Glenrock history along the former rail route.