Don Hutson Center

The Don Hutson Center is an indoor training facility in Ashwaubenon designed for professional athlete preparation. It features multiple full-size fields under one roof along with weight rooms, meeting spaces, and specialized training equipment.

The facility opened in 1994 and honors Don Hutson, an outstanding Green Bay Packers player from the 1930s and 1940s. The namesake shaped an entire era of the team and his legacy is preserved through this modern training center.

The center is named after a Packers legend and shows how important American football is to this community. The facility serves multiple teams and remains a place where athletes at different levels prepare and work toward their goals.

The facility is located near Lambeau Field and is easily accessible. Keep in mind this is a professional sports complex, so access may depend on training schedules and special events.

The fields are fully climate-controlled, allowing training to continue year-round regardless of harsh Wisconsin winters. This constant protection from weather gives teams an advantage in preparation compared to facilities that depend on outdoor conditions.

Location: Ashwaubenon

Inception: 1994

Official opening: 1994

GPS coordinates: 44.49830,-88.05730

Latest update: December 10, 2025 16:22