Remington is home to two town parks.  The original town park sits in the central part of town and has an open shelter with restrooms, a large series of playground equipment, and the Boy Scout Cabin.  Shelter #1 rental is $35.

The Remington Community Park is in the northwest part of town.  This park has two shelters available for use; one is an open shelter with restrooms and picnic tables, and the other is an enclosed shelter with restrooms.  The second shelter has sides that open for good weather.  The park has large soccer fields for a very active soccer program.  There are two ball diamonds with bleacher seating, a concession stand, and restrooms.  The larger ball diamond is the home field for the Tri-County High School baseball team.  The baseball program is very popular.  The park has a nice playground, sledding hill, and wooded trails behind the main ball diamond.  Shelter #2 rental is $35 for the open shelter, and $50 for the enclosed #3 shelter.

 

The Park Department Superintendent is Mike Babcock.  Contact him through the Town Hall at 219-261-2523.  The Town Hall staff will be happy to make park shelter reservations for you or your organization.

 

Park board members are:  Mark Gretencord, President; Jeremy Bowley, Vice-President; Don Pampel, Secretary;  and Jean Stitz, members.