The park is named in honor of the Leicht family, who were prominent figures in the local brewing industry.
It is a key venue for the 'Festival Foods Turkey Trot' and various community-led summer music events.
The park provides direct access to the Fox River State Trail, which stretches for 25 miles through Brown County.
Its location on the Fox River makes it a common stop for kayakers and boaters navigating the downtown riverfront.
Leicht Memorial Park is a primary waterfront venue located on the Fox River in downtown Green Bay. The park serves as a hub for the city's outdoor music scene, frequently hosting summer concert series and large-scale festivals. Its landscape features open green space, a paved walking trail, and direct access to the Fox River State Trail. The facility is managed by the City of Green Bay and remains a central point for community gatherings during warmer months. It provides views of the Main Street Bridge and the surrounding urban riverfront.
The riverfront walkway at sunset, capturing the Main Street Bridge illuminated against the water.
Bring a portable folding chair if attending a summer concert, as seating is first-come, first-served on the grass.
Check the City of Green Bay event calendar online before visiting to avoid arriving during a private event or festival closure.
Combine your visit with a walk along the connected Fox River State Trail to maximize your time by the water.
Do not attempt to visit for leisure during major ticketed festivals if you prefer a quiet, empty park, as the space is often fenced off for event logistics.
Grounds are generally accessible year-round, but specific amenities and event spaces are seasonal; often closed to the general public during ticketed festivals.
Leashed pets are permitted, but visitors are expected to clean up after them; follow local ordinances regarding public alcohol consumption during special events.
