Parks & Recreation
We take a lot of pride in our beautiful Town parks! Enjoy the scenery and peace on a leisurely walk, or attend a lively event with your friends and family. We strive to offer our residents and visitors safe, fun, and attractive parks. The Town maintains over 100 acres of parks for all to enjoy. If you have a picnic in the park or take your dog on a walk, please be sure to pick up after yourself and your pet. Please contact the Town if you see something that needs maintained and call 911 if you see any suspicious activities.
American Legion Park
American Legion Park is located on the north side of Pine Street and has picnic tables, a gazebo, paved walking path, and public restrooms that are open 24/7. Public parking and restrooms are accessible from Madison Avenue, between Rebel Auto Parts and Wildflower Trading Company.
Boyd Skinner Park
Boyd Skinner Park is located 2 blocks south of Pine Street/Highway 191 on South Franklin Avenue. This park offers children’s playground equipment, a children’s fishing pond, picnic tables, a paved exercise/walking path, a foot bridge across Pine Creek, and public restrooms which are open seasonally from Memorial Day to Labor Day.
Burzlander Park Sledding Hill
Burzlander Park Sledding Hill, is a natural space located east of Town on Fremont Lake Road and Skyline Street. The park is used primarily for winter activities and does not have bathrooms or other facilities.
Dudley Key Sports Complex
Dudley Key Sports Complex includes two standard softball fields, a little league field and a soccer field. Restrooms and concessions are open for league play.
Jackson Ave Tent Camp Site
Located just two blocks south of Pine Street on Jackson Avenue, this in-town tent-only campsite boasts 50 tent sites.
Water and a portable toilet are available on site with a host of other amenities available just a few blocks away.
No reservations or application needed. $12/night.
Dump & Fill Station
The Pinedale Dump & Fill Station is located behind Rocky Mountain Wash at 957 West Pine Street on the corner of Colter Avenue and Hoback Street. It is a convenient service for locals and travelers alike! Take a look at our Transportation page for pricing.
Trails Creek Park
Trails Creek Park is located on North Jackson Street or Willow Lake Road near Split Diamond Subdivision. This park has a playground but no permanent bathroom facilities. A portable toilet is available during the summer.
Wrangler Park
Wrangler Park is operated by the Town of Pinedale, located on South Tyler Avenue across from the Sublette County Library. With public restrooms, a skate park, basketball courts, and in the winter, an outdoor ice rink, there's something for everyone.
Availability, Reservations, & Scheduling
The Town accepts reservations for the use of Town parks, including the American Legion Park gazebo, amphitheater and the ballfields.
Reservations for the ballfields or Town parks are accepted at Town Hall during regular business hours or can be submitted via email to info@townofpinedale.us. Payment of reservation and deposit fees for parks and ballfield use is required at the time of reservation. All reservations are on a first-come, first-served basis.
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Unscheduled use of the ballfields are allowed on a first-come, first-served basis. Scheduled use will take precedence. Please refer to the Town calendar for availability. Ballfields are subject to closure without notice to allow for maintenance and seasonal requirements. Violation of closures may result in a fine.
Fees & Deposits
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Ballfields: League fee is $1 per person (payable before league play) and must be accompanied by the residency roster that indicates how many participants are Town residents versus county residents. Deposit is $200, due prior to league play. Hours are restricted in that all activity must be completed by 10 p.m. Please see the reservation form for additional use details.
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Parks: Reservation fee and deposit are based on the number of people in your group. Refer to the reservation form for additional use details.
Wildlife Visit Our Parks Too!
Please be cautious, and DO NOT feed or approach the wildlife.
