Hudson Bandshell Park

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if you walk along the river you can enter a tree lined walking path

829 1st St

Hudson, WI 54016

Hudson Bandshell Park is a community park nestled in the heart of Hudson, WI, offering a serene and picturesque setting for outdoor gatherings and events.

With its spacious grounds and iconic bandshell, the park provides a versatile space for concerts, performances, and other recreational activities for visitors of all ages.

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4.55 reviews

Dominik D.

7/18/2022

The front half of a larger park, that has a handful of pedestrian paths with good views of the lake as well as the river. It has more lawn than the back half, several decorative monuments and...

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Lindsay H.

7/20/2022

Riverfront park with sidewalks, bridges, a bandshell (that hosts various events), and the cool Hudson sign. If you walk a little farther, you will find the small beach area to swim and play in the...

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John S.

10/31/2017

Walking out on the pier, (old old Hwy 12 bridge), is the exhilarating part of a visit to the park. The wind always whipping down the St. Croix River, the boats in the marina, the sandy island....

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Lorraine N.

2/8/2015

Hudson Wisconsin has maintained the charm of a river town while bringing modern and up-to-date options. It is not unusual to stroll down by the river any weekend when the weather is decent and...

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Brandy D.

2/8/2015

Truth be told, I was here for about 5 minutes on a -1 day, but it was still very pretty! I couldn't believe there was open water and we ended seeing an eagle and also lots of geese! Such a...

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Hudson Fire Department

The Hudson Fire Department operates out of a building just across City Hall on Walnut Street in Hudson's historic downtown district. If you want to visit the fire department, make sure to call ahead. The building is completely secure with key and combination locks on the main entrances. The security measures are in place to protect the city's investment in fire protection equipment and emergency vehicles. The department has three engines, a ladder truck and other special-use vehicles.