Village of Haigler
Board of Directors
Haigler Parks & Recreation
City Park
The Haigler Women's Club formed a committee in 1950 to develop a City Park for Haigler. They raised funds and purchased the block just east of the Methodist Church. Trees, Flowers and grass was planted and tables & benches were constructed and painted by the club members. Slides, teeter-totters and swings were donated. In the summer of 1950, the Park Committee installed a concrete slab that could be flooded for ice skating in the winter, basketball, roller skating and dancing in the summer.
​Educational, religious and entertainment programs began meeting in the new park. At some point restrooms were added and in 1974 a gazebo shelter house was erected and financed by the Village Board. The park is now maintained by the Village Manager.
​​The park is used for family gatherings, picnics, band concerts and has become a nice place for tourists and visitors to enjoy.​​
Downtown Park
The park on main street has a nice gazebo and picnic tables. There is a statue of Jimmy Grey, one of Haiglers first residents. The bulletin board displays ads and notices by local residents.
Ball Park
We have a nice ballpark with bleachers, refreshment stand, restrooms and floodlights for night games & events.
Tennis Courts
The tennis courts across the street from the Cornerstone Community Center are maintained by the center and available for residents and visitors to enjoy a game of basketball, tennis, vollyball or pickelball.
Museum Grounds Park
The grounds around the Haigler Museums are used for gatherings of all sorts. There is an old fashioned swinging merry-go-round and other playground equipment, picnic tables and benches.
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