Titletown District, Green Bay: Where to stay, What to do
Adjacent to the legendary Lambeau Field, the Titletown District represents Green Bay's vision for year-round family entertainment. This impressive 45-acre mixed-use development, launched by the Green Bay Packers in 2017, transforms the area from a seasonal football destination into a vibrant hub that welcomes families throughout the year.
At its heart, Titletown features a sprawling 14-acre public park that serves as the centerpiece for family activities. The district also houses the luxurious Lodge Kohler hotel, the popular Hinterland Brewery, a state-of-the-art Bellin Health Sports Medicine clinic, and the interactive gaming venue The Turn Powered by Topgolf.
When warm weather arrives, Titletown truly comes alive with outdoor activities designed for every family member:
Active Play & Sports
Full-size regulation football field perfect for family games
Football-inspired playground featuring a 40-yard dash timing system that lets kids test their speed
Ping pong, bocce ball, and horseshoes spread across expansive green spaces
Outdoor fitness classes for health-conscious parents
Entertainment & Events
Regular outdoor concerts throughout the summer months
Special community events and festivals
Ample space for picnicking and relaxing
Winter Wonderland Activities
Tubing in the winter
Don't let cold weather stop your family fun! Titletown transforms into a magical winter destination:
Ariens Hill Tubing The same hill that serves as a scenic overlook in summer becomes an exhilarating tubing destination when snow falls. Multiple lanes accommodate different skill levels, making it perfect for both adventurous teens and cautious younger children.
Ice Skating Rink Opening in November, the seasonal ice skating rink provides a picturesque setting for family skating. Whether you're teaching little ones their first steps on ice or enjoying a romantic evening skate after the kids are in bed, this facility caters to all skill levels.
Cozy Comfort Strategically placed fire pits throughout the area offer perfect spots to warm up between activities, complete with seating areas where families can gather and enjoy hot chocolate.
Indoor Entertainment: The Turn Powered by Topgolf
Weather not cooperating? The Turn offers climate-controlled family fun with interactive gaming simulators that go far beyond traditional golf. Families can enjoy:
Virtual zombie dodgeball competitions
Hockey shooting challenges
Various skill-based games suitable for different ages
Competitive family tournaments in a comfortable indoor setting
Titletown Gameday Live
Titletown Gameday Live: Starting four hours before every Packers home game, this free event transforms Titletown into a pre-game celebration featuring:
Live music performances
Interactive activities for kids
Diverse food vendors
Family-friendly entertainment
Practical Planning Tips
Getting There Titletown is easily accessible whether you're staying locally or visiting from out of town. The district offers convenient parking, though availability varies significantly on game days versus regular visits.
Best Times to Visit
Summer (June-September): Peak season with all outdoor activities available
Winter (November-March): Unique seasonal activities like tubing and ice skating
Game Days: Electric atmosphere but expect larger crowds
Non-Game Days: More relaxed environment, perfect for families with young children
What to Bring
Summer: Sunscreen, comfortable walking shoes, picnic supplies
Winter: Warm layers, waterproof gloves, extra socks for ice skating
Year-Round: Camera for family photos, cash for concessions, comfortable clothing for active play
Where to stay for a Packers game
We built a live, bookable list of every Packers Hotel. Prices and availability update automatically, which matters here — Green Bay rates swing dramatically between a Week 3 home game and a December division matchup.
Walk to the game
Lodge Kohler — This is the splurge, and it is the only hotel where you can genuinely walk out the front door and be at Lambeau in a couple of minutes. It sits in the Titletown District directly across Lombardi Avenue from the stadium, with a rooftop bar looking out at the bowl and a full Kohler spa for the morning after. Rooms for marquee home games get booked the week the schedule drops, so plan early.
Downtown Green Bay
Downtown is about 10 minutes from the stadium and gives you actual restaurants and bars within walking distance of your room — a meaningful upgrade over a hotel surrounded by parking lots.
Hotel Northland, Autograph Collection — A restored 1924 grand hotel and the most characterful place to sleep in Green Bay. Best pick for a couples' trip or a milestone birthday game
Hyatt Regency Green Bay — Attached to the KI Convention Center on the riverfront, with the CityDeck and Titletown Brewing a short walk away. Roomy, reliable and easy to organize a group around.
Family and group picks
Tundra Lodge — An indoor waterpark hotel about a mile from Lambeau. If some of your group is going to the game and some is not, this solves the whole problem. Suites sleep six and up.
Home2 Suites by Hilton Green Bay — All-suite layout with kitchenettes and free breakfast, which matters when you are feeding a crew before a noon kickoff.
SpringHill Suites Green Bay — Solid mid-range suites on the west side, close to the Lambeau corridor without stadium-adjacent pricing.
Value and casino
Oneida Casino Hotel — Formerly the Radisson, on the Oneida Nation campus near the airport and a short drive from Lambeau. Casino floor, several restaurants, and frequently better game-weekend value than the hotels within sight of the stadium.
When Green Bay is sold out
This happens more often than visitors expect. Two reliable fallbacks:
Kress Inn, an Ascend Collection Hotel — Quiet spot on the St. Norbert College campus in De Pere, about 15 minutes out.
Hilton Appleton Paper Valley — Downtown Appleton is roughly 35 minutes from Lambeau, and rates there spike far less on game weekends. You get a real downtown with good restaurants as a bonus.
Booking tip: Many Green Bay hotels impose two-night minimums on home game weekends and tighten cancellation windows. Read the terms before you book, and confirm the shuttle situation directly with the property — game-day shuttles are common but not universal, and they fill up.
Making the Most of Your Visit
For Families with Young Children (Ages 3-8) Focus on the playground area, shorter outdoor activities, and The Turn's more accessible games. The fire pits provide perfect rest stops when little legs get tired.
For Families with Tweens/Teens (Ages 9-16) The 40-yard dash timing system, tubing (in season), competitive games at The Turn, and the full-size football field offer engaging challenges for this age group.
For Multi-Generational Families The mix of active and passive activities means grandparents can enjoy watching grandchildren play while having comfortable seating areas and gentler activities like bocce ball.
Beyond Titletown: Connecting to Your Green Bay Adventure
Titletown serves as an excellent home base for exploring Green Bay's other family attractions. Its proximity to Lambeau Field makes it natural to combine with stadium tours, and its central location provides easy access to Bay Beach Amusement Park, the NEW Zoo, and Green Bay's excellent family dining options.
The Titletown District represents more than just entertainment—it's a testament to Green Bay's commitment to creating spaces where families can connect, play, and create lasting memories together. Whether you're die-hard Packers fans or simply looking for quality family time, Titletown offers something special for everyone, rain or shine, summer or winter.
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