Parks

Ralston prides itself on being a family-oriented community. Ralston offers numerous parks and playgrounds to enhance the quality of life.

The Parks Department does not take reservations for any park facilities. You may use the facilities for your event on a first-come, first-serve basis.

• Parks Department
• Dan Freshman, Director of Public Works/Inspector
• 8220 Serum Ave.
• Ralston, NE 68127
• 402-593-0485

Find Ralston's parks on an aerial map.

Adams Park, S. 78th and Lakeview St. Playground equipment and a shelter with a picnic table; no restroom facilities.
Fairview Park, S. 85th and Monroe St. Playground, no restrooms and no picnic area.
Koch Park, S. 75th and Main St. Two benches, no restrooms.
Oak Park, S. 79th and Park Lane This natural park has restroom facilities and benches, but because of the City's desire to keep it as natural as possible, there is very limited playground equipment. Through grant funding, this park will be enhanced to capture its natural surroundings. As a result of development, all playground equipment will be removed. The park will feature learning stations and a natural outdoor interpretive center. Watch our projects page for progress on this exciting change.
Ponderosa Park, S. 78th and Washington St. This hidden secret has playground equipment and a shelter with picnic tables, but no restroom facilities. There is a trail that goes through the park so access can be made off of S. 78th and Washington or S. 76th Circle and Madison.
Ralston Park, 7700 Park Dr. Includes two softball diamonds (Crown Field and Wager Field), two baseball diamonds (Orval Smith Field and Pierson Field), two covered pavillions, grills, restrooms, picnic tables. Pavillions are on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Wildewood Park, 8000 Ralston Ave. Newly renovated picnic and restroom facilities are complemented by new playground equipment and trails which link to the Ralston Connector Trail.
Woodbine Park, 6600 S. 87th St. A Gazebo, two picnic tables, and no restrooms.