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Kenosha

Hillcrest, Kenosha Neighborhood

Kenosha offers a peaceful neighborhood with predominantly quiet streets, creating a calm atmosphere for residents. The area features a variety of housing options, including mostly two- and three-bedroom detached houses, alongside smaller apartment buildings and duplexes built around the mid-1970s. Daily needs are conveniently met with approximately 40 supermarkets nearby, along with several dining options for residents to explore. Access to primary and secondary education is straightforward, with both public and private schools easily reachable without necessitating a vehicle. Parking is readily available, and driving provides good transportation options throughout the area, contributing to convenient access and comfort.

The character of Kenosha is exemplified by its slower-paced environment. Kenosha is very quiet overall, as the streets are generally very tranquil.

Highlights of Hillcrest

Parks, schools, dining, and what makes this neighborhood special

⛳ Sunrise Park

A 20‑acre green space just a short walk from Hillcrest, Sunrise Park features playgrounds, ball fields, and paved walking trails, offering families a convenient and scenic outdoor recreation spot adjacent to the neighborhood.

🥏 Hillcrest Disc Golf Course

Situated just east of the Hillcrest neighborhood, this relatively under-the-radar nine‑hole disc golf course gives locals a fun and accessible alternative sporting option tucked right next to their homes.

🎒 Hillcrest School (KUSD alternative school)

Located at 4616 24th St (and updated in 2025 to the 4520 33rd Ave facility), Hillcrest School serves grades 6‑12 as a small alternative public school offering personalized academic support within the neighborhood.

🛒 Green Bay Road Shopping Corridor

Residents of Hillcrest enjoy nearby convenience of a shopping corridor off Green Bay Road that includes essentials like Walmart Supercenter, ALDI, and Sam’s Club, making everyday errands quick and easy.

🚆 Proximity to Metra Line via Kenosha

Hillcrest’s location affords residents fast commuting options to Chicago thanks to Kenosha’s Metra station in the area, offering suburban charm coupled with direct rail access to urban hubs.

A Kenosha Neighborhood

This November in Hillcrest

Things to do, events, and what's happening this month

November 4, 2026

Bowls & Bakers 2026

Brat Stop’s Parkway Chateau • 11:00 AM–1:30 PM and 4:30 PM–7:00 PM

This community fundraiser is a convenient nearby outing for Hillcrest residents, offering soup tastings, baked goods, raffles, and a chance to support KAFASI programs serving older adults and families throughout Kenosha County. The evening session adds live music and community voting.

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November 6–22, 2026

Lakeside Players Production: All in the Timing

Rhode Center for the Arts

A downtown Kenosha theater production gives local residents an easy evening cultural activity without traveling far from Hillcrest. This witty collection of one-act plays focuses on human connection and offers multiple November performances, making it flexible for couples, friends, or a night out with visiting family.

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November 7, 2026

Bristol Woods Trail Run

Pringle Nature Center at Bristol Woods Park

Residents who enjoy running, walking, or fall scenery can participate in or watch this annual trail-run fundraiser west of Kenosha. Bristol Woods provides a seasonal outdoor setting close enough for a morning outing from Hillcrest, while proceeds support nature education and programming at Pringle Nature Center.

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November 14, 2026

Pokémon at Pringle

Pringle Nature Center at Bristol Woods Park

This family-friendly program combines Pokémon fandom with an outing in one of Kenosha County’s accessible nature areas. It is a good choice for Hillcrest families looking for a casual November activity where children can meet other local players, learn about Pokémon inspirations, and enjoy the park.

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November 27, 2026

City of Kenosha Christmas Tree Lighting and Lightin’ Up! Downtown

Veterans Memorial Park and Downtown Kenosha

The day-after-Thanksgiving celebration offers Hillcrest residents a classic local start to the holiday season, with the city tree lighting followed by downtown activities, entertainment, and business promotions. It is especially suitable for families wanting a festive, walkable evening close to Kenosha’s lakefront district.

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November 28, 2026

Christmas at Kemper

Kemper Center

Christmas at Kemper provides a nearby historic-setting holiday outing with an opening-night gala, decorated Gallery of Trees, and seasonal displays in the Durkee Mansion. For Hillcrest residents, it offers an atmospheric alternative to shopping-focused activities and is suitable for adults, families, and visiting guests.

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From the Neighborhood

Stories, updates, and things to know in Hillcrest

Know Your Neighborhood

Local characteristics and demographics for Hillcrest

Neighborhood Characteristics

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