Carson Park

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Welcome to Carson Park located on the shore of Half Moon Lake (an oxbow lake that was once a bend in the Chippewa Rier in Eau Claire, Wisconsin. Carson Park was established in 1914 when lumber baron William Carson generously donated this land to the City of Eau Claire. Two of the park's most unique features are the Chippewa Valley Museum where one can learn some local history, as well as the small train that goes around the park.

Picnicking: Carson Park has 4 picnic pavilions. The Birch Pavilion is located at 810 Carson Park Drive and has a seating capacity of 70 people and 2 grills. The Braun's Bay Pavilion is located on Menomonie Street and has a 40 person capacity and 2 grills. The Oak Pavilion has a 70 person capacity and 1 grill. And finally the Pine Pavilion has an 80 person capacity with 1 grill. Come bring some meats to cook and bring some friends along.

To reserve a picnic shelter or other facility please call the parks office at 715-839-5039.