Pershing Field Park

Pershing Field Park

Pershing Field Park

Parks & Rec

Destination Marketed
Tournament Ready

About Pershing Field Park

The park was named for General John J. “Blackjack” Pershing, commander of American forces in World War I. The name was requested by the Robert Fulton Community Club and formally adopted December 5, 1922. In January 1923 the board received a note of thanks from General Pershing for naming the park in his honor. The board immediately approved a motion to have Pershing’s letter framed and hung in the offices of the park board.

Amenities: Baseball Field Basketball Court Drinking Fountain Little Free Library Playground/Tot Lot Restroom Facility Soccer Field Softball Field Tennis Court Wading Pool Walking Path

Sports

  • Basketball

  • Baseball

  • Contact Football

  • Non-Contact Football

  • Soccer

  • Lacrosse

  • Softball

  • Archery

  • Australian Football

  • Cheerleading

Amenities

Bleachers

Chairs

Cleaning Station

Concessions

Field Goal Posts

Hand Sanitizing Station

Lacrosse Nets

Lighting

Locker Room

Parking

Spaces

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Contacts

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    John Doe

    Manager