Reigle Family Park

10/14/2025

It seems fitting to share this memorable information about the current playground that is at Reigle Family Park.

Please know that dozens of volunteers devoted countless hours of manual labor towards disassembling, moving, reassembling & mulching the current playground & its equipment. This truly was a massive effort & we cannot thank those volunteers enough!

The possibility of this equipment (which has only been at RFP for a little over 5 years) being bulldozed & removed from the park is heartbreaking for the dozens of volunteers who poured their hearts & souls into this project.

08/19/2024

Please keep dogs off the athletic fields and clean up after your pets. The Kewaskum Youth Soccer Organization spends a lot of money every year to maintain the soccer fields and to provide a safe place for children to play.

07/18/2024

Signage is completed at Reigle Family Park! Many thanks to Anne Trautner for creating seven interpretive signs and to Michael Medinger for installing the signs as part of his Eagle Scout Project! The signs describe the history of the 31 acres that make up the park, provide information about the five-acre prairie and illustrate fish that are in the catch-and-release fishing pond. These signs would not have been possible without the help of many people. Thank you to Ryan Amerling for all his help and expertise with the prairie! Thank you to Eddie Trautner for his terrific artwork! Thank you to those who helped provide information about the history of the land, especially Ken Ogi, whose painting is featured on one of the signs, Jim Reigle, the late Jeff Reigle, Washington County Register of Deeds Sharon Martin, and Sandy Volm Zehren and Stacy Zehren Nelson, whose family owned the land 78 years ago! Also, thank you to Sherry at Kruepke Printing and Randall Gremminger and Brandi at Trend Setters Sign Shop for their help with the signs! And many thanks to the other members of the Reigle Family Park Committee who have helped create this incredible park: Dan Fischer, Amy Marie Uhlig, Sarah Severance and Tom Bishop, and to everyone who has donated to the cause! Be sure to stop out at the park – Enjoy!

06/15/2024

🇺🇸 Happy Flag Day 🇺🇸

“When we honor our flag, we honor what we stand for as a nation - freedom, equality, justice, and hope.” — President Ronald Reagan

05/04/2024

Thank you to all the businesses, organizations, families and individuals who donated to Reigle Family Park in the Village of Kewaskum . Because of your donations, this park was built for the community with NO TAX DOLLARS!!! Donor names have been engraved in stones that are now installed at the park. Be sure to stop by and see the signage that encircles the playground area. Many thanks to the following donors:

James D. & Patricia Reigle Family

Kewaskum Youth Soccer Organization

West Bend

Regal Ware

Drexel Building Supply

Dan Fischer

Anne Trautner

Amy Uhlig

Kewaskum Athletic Association

Westbury Bank Charitable Foundation

Aaron Laatsch

Colin Duren Eagle Scout Project

John Duren

Daniel & Jennifer Gerhartz

Mueller Excavating, Inc.

Zuern Building Products

Kiwanis Club of Kewaskum

Graff Masonry, Inc.

Cheryl Ammel

Mark Schairer Excavating

Gary Seefeldt

Kohler Co.

Quality Engineering, LLC

John Toth Family

Daniel’s Landscaping, Ltd.

Miller Monument Company

Ryan Amerling

Michels Corporation

Delta Defense, LLC

Kewaskum Area Chamber of Commerce

Carol & Ken Weddig

Hilltop Laundry

Kohn’s Filling Station

Sandpiper Ice Golf 2018

EC3 Environmental Consulting Group

Bob Zarling Family

American Legion Robert G. Romaine Post 384

GTK Partnership

Schladweiler Family Farms

Michael Korth

Glacier Hills Credit Union

Tom & Kristy Bishop

Sarah Severance

Jim Wulff

Bill Dei Excavating, LLC

Eddie Trautner

Daniel & Denise Stukenberg

Christenson Landscape Contracting

Jacob Land Surveying, LLC

H&H Electric, LLC

Kewaskum Statesman

Kewaskum Elementary School PTO

DK’s ElectroStatic Painting, LLC

Oppermann Family

Sharron Miller

Kewaskum High School Main Street Philanthropy Class of 2018

Joan Staehler Family, In Memory of Joanne Staehler

Wayne Crusaders 4-H Club

New Fane Sportsman’s Club

Kewaskum Dairy Queen

Kewaskum Women’s Club

Geidel’s Piggly Wiggly

Michael Medinger Eagle Scout Project

Buechel Stone Corp.

Dean Derge Ornamental Ironworks

Tennies Ace Hardware

Bocher Family

Hahn Family

Strobel Family

BMH Manufacturing, LLC

Kevin Thull

2021 Kewaskum High School Football Team

Holy Trinity "Love Begins Here" Youth Missionaries

Boy Scout Troop 744

Jason Fideler

Aaron Trimmer

08/30/2023

These interpretive signs turned out great!!! Thank you to Anne Trautner , Eddie Trautner , Ryan Amerling, Sherry at Kruepke Printing , Kewaskum Youth Soccer Organization (KYSO) , and Trend Setters Sign Shop ! Stay tuned for when they are installed at Reigle Family Park in the Village of Kewaskum in September by Michael Medinger for his Eagle Scout project.

07/09/2023

Check out the great coverage by Emerson Lehmann and CBS 58! Thank you to all the volunteers working on Reigle Family Park- We have an awesome community!

KEWASKUM, Wis. (CBS 58) -- Tucked away on the north side of Kewaskum's new, 31-acre Reigle Family Park, you'll find 5-acres of nature. "We were trying to figure out what to do with this space," said An

05/04/2023

Hello KYSO Families, Soccer Season is here again! Thank you for expressing interest in volunteering in our concession stand for our Spring KYSO season! Volunteering Quick Notes 1. Please arrive for your shift on time. 2. If you can no longer volunteer for a shift you signed up for, we ask that you t...

11/28/2021

Thank you to everyone who helped provide the benches that are now installed throughout Reigle Family Park! The benches were made possible through generous donations from: Kewaskum Area Chamber of Commerce, Kewaskum Dairy Queen, New Fane Sportsman’s Club, Wayne Crusaders 4-H Club and the Family of Joanne Staehler. Also, a special thank you to Larry and Jan Bunkelman for donating their time to assemble the benches, and to Larry Bunkelman and Dan Fischer for installing the benches.