The Village of Argyle is proud to offer beautiful parks, recreational facilities, and community programs that provide outdoor fun and enrichment for all ages. Whether you’re looking for a place to relax, play sports, or enjoy nature, our parks and trails are here for you. The Argyle Community Parks Foundation was formed in 2025 to fund updates to the parks.
Looking for even more outdoor adventures? Check out our Area Attractions page to discover parks and recreation opportunities in the surrounding area!
To purchase Wisconsin fishing, hunting or trapping authorities, or for online registration service for boats, ATVs, UTVs, snowmobiles, or off-highway motorcycles, login to Go Wild. Fishing licenses can be at the Blanchardville Co-op Cenex.
Argyle Legion Community Park
Located on the north side of the village along State Highway 78, the park was developed in the late 1940s through the
efforts of the American Legion and is now operated and maintained by the village. In 1993, through a cooperative effort
between the village and Argyle School District, new playground equipment was installed in the park. New lighted
basketball courts were added just south of the school, located next to the park. Additionally, Argyle Legion Community
Park features a striking F-86H Saber jet on display. With direct access to the 220-acre Erickson Conservation Area, this park is ideal for hiking, exploring, and outdoor play.
- Check out the Argyle Park & Rec or the Argyle Beavers Facebook page to follow local sporting events
Shelter Reservation Request Form
- Only registered, public events are listed on the events calendar. Contact the Clerk’s Office to verify facility availability before submitting the request.
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Robert B. Wenger Memorial Boat Landing
Nestled on the East Branch Pecatonica River off Hwy 81, this charming riverside spot is perfect for boating, canoeing, and fishing adventures. A covered picnic shelter makes it a great place to relax before or after your time on the water. Many area residents enjoy canoeing from “Thunder Bridge” along Old Q Road north of Argyle. The boat launch also offers a small, covered shelter house with some picnic tables; the spot is ideal for a pre or post trip snack or refreshments.
Louis and Carol Lancaster Landing
Easily accessible and located just off River Street, this handicap-accessible boat landing provides seamless river access for everyone. Enjoy peaceful paddling or cast a line in the calm waters of the East Branch Pecatonica River.
Co-op / Jacobsen Landing
Situated just west of the Hwy 81 bridge, this popular fishing destination sits near the remnants of the old dam. Anglers from across the tri-state region flock here during the spring walleye run, hoping to land northern pike, muskie, and catfish. Handicap-accessible and full of riverside charm, it’s a must-visit for serious fishermen and casual visitors alike.
