Kimberly Point Park

Kimberly Point Park sits quietly at the tip of Neenah, where Lake Winnebago spills into the Fox River. The park’s centerpiece is its lighthouse, a stoic white sentinel that’s part history lesson and part local selfie magnet. Locals jog or stroll in the early morning, catching the sunrise as it glows over grand old lakeside homes. On weekends, families gather for picnics beneath mature trees while anglers cast lines from the banks. There’s a sense of small-town pride here—this isn’t just green space, but a community anchor that has watched generations come and go. Even on icy winter days, bundled-up visitors take in panoramic water views and snap photos of ice floes drifting by. The modest playgrounds and picnic lawns invite lingering conversation, but it’s the water—always in motion—that connects everyone who comes. More than just a park, Kimberly Point is where Neenah’s past and present mingle on the shore.