Tour the Don Hutson Center
Click on the photo bubble to place yourself virtually inside of the Green Bay Packers' training facility. The Don Hutson Center is the Green Bay Packers' Indoor Practice Facility. It offers both shelter from the elements and privacy when conditions dictate.

About the Don Hutson Center
The Don Hutson Center was dedicated on July 18, 1994. It is named after Green Bay Packer wide receiver Don Hutson who played for the team from 1935 to 1945.

Original cost was $4.7 million. The Don Hutson Center is 112,400 square feet. It is 452 feet long, 170 feet wide and 90 feet high at the apex.

There are two practice fields housed in the Don Hutson Center. A 70-yard field runs east-west and a 60-yard field runs north-south.