Map & Directions
Map of St John's Catholic Parish:
715-384-3252
201 W Blodgett St
Marshfield, WI 54449, US
Fom the north:, Take Central Avenue (Hwy 97) south to Doege. Turn right (west) onto West Doege Street. Turn left at the first block onto North Chestnut Avenue (by Clippe Joint and Jan's Optical). Take Chestnut south two blocks. The entrance to the parking lot is off of Chestnut Ave on your right.
From the south: Take Central Avenue (Hwy 13/97) north to West Veteran's Parkway (Hwy 13). Turn left onto Veteran's Parkway and get into the right lane. Drive for one block to North Chestnut Avenue. Turn right onto Chestnut. Drive for two and a half blocks. The entrance to the parking lot is off of Chestnut on your left.
From the east (Hwy 13): Take West Veterans Parkway (Hwy 13) north. Move into the right lane. Cross central avenue (Hwy 97) and drive for one more block to North Chestnut Avenue. Turn right onto Chestnut. Drive for two and a half blocks. The entrance to the parking lot is off of Chestnut on your left.
From the west (Hwy 13): Take West Veterans Parkway (Hwy 13) south. Cross Saint Joseph's Avenue at the traffic lights. Move into the left lane. Continue east on Veterans Parkway for about five more blocks to North Chestnut Avenue. Turn left onto Chestnut. Drive for two and a half blocks. The entrance to the parking lot is off of Chestnut on your left.
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