Much quieter and safer than other parks in Ozaukee county. Kids that go there are always polite and…read morerespectful.

This place is a beautiful park with a big green field and playgrounds for the kids. Great park…read morebenches next to the creek. Great place to walk your dog. I have walked our dog many times here! They have dog bags at the entrance at the park for cleaning up your dog which came in handy when I forgot my bags. lol Great peaceful park where also a lot of the fun Cedarburg events are held.

A pretty city park located near Cedarburgs busy downtown. Views of cedar creek And its waterfall…read more Very pretty. The park features a bandshell, children's playground, pavilion, bridge and athletic fields. There is also access to fish on the adjoining river. Our favorite spot at this park was the pond. Huge bullfrogs to be found. It's a huge park, and would be great for a family picnic or bbq. There are plenty of picnic tables and grills.

The address on Yelp is incorrect; their new location is 890 Badger Circle…read more We have many months of cold weather here in WI, so we are always in search of indoor play areas for our little ones to burn off all that energy; Just 4 Fun is the perfect place for them to do that from the large Rainbow Play system with several slides and climbing walls. The layout inside is perfect too as you can see your little one from pretty much any part of the room. There are two areas set off to the side of the large room that the really tiny kids can play. All of their toys and equipment were in good shape. Our little ones really had a good time and asked to come back.

Brought the kids 90 minutes north to Cedarburg and stopped here after lunch so they could run out…read moreenergy. This place is perfect for any day that is too cold or wet to play outside. It is very clean and there are plenty of things for children probably 10 and under to do. There are costumes kids can put on and run around in. There is a giant indoor playground with multiple slides and bridges. There is even a smaller area for smaller children. Well worth the stop here

Very nice park. Great pavilion. Clean. Plenty of parking. Enjoyable for the whole family of all…read moreages.

This is a 28 acre park located along the west shore of the Milwaukee River in an area that used to…read morebe known as Milwaukee Falls. (Milwaukee Falls was also the birthplace of Paramount Records.) The park offers a large pavillion that can be rented, an open air octagon picnic shelter, an archery range, a horseshoe pitch, a 9-hole disc golf course, sand volleyball, fishing and a canoe launch on the Milwaukee River. Or, you can just relax and listen to the soothing sounds of the rapids that were once known as Milwaukee Falls. The site was the location of a large limestone operation in the late 19th Century. The Milwaukee Falls Lime Company was incorporated in 1890 and produced lime here until about 1920. At one time, there were five lime kilns here, at a time when Wisconsin was third in national lime production. On the southern end of the park is the open area left by the quarrying operation. A branch railroad line brought fuel in and hauled lime out, the abutments of a long-abandoned railroad bridge remain on the rivers's edge. Why kilns? Silurian dolomite, or limestone, is found in great abundance in eastern Wisconsin. It is comprised of calcium, magnesium, carbon and oxygen. When heated to temperatures approaching 2,000º the limestone breaks down, releasing carbon dioxide and the remaining powder, lime, was used for construction (plaster and mortar) and for whitewash. Farmers used it for soil conditioning and it was used in the tanning process by leather tanneries. In time, other chemicals became available and lime fell out of favor. Both pastoral and historical in one spot, Lime Kiln Park is a great place to play, admire history, or just listen to the relaxing sound of the Milwaukee Rapids. (Other extant lime kilns in the area include Lime Kiln Park in Menomonee Falls, Hadfield Lime Company in Waukesha on inaccessible private property, and Trimborn Farms in Greenfield.)

This bridge was fun to see. A pretty little park. We went in winter but I still enjoyed it. A…read moreshort drive from downtown Cedarburg.

I was here to check out the Cedarburg Covered Bridge but I also took the time to walk around this…read morelovely park. So let's combine both into one and here we are. The bridge was built by the Town of Cedarburg to replace a number of periodically washed out bridges. Pine logs were cut and milled in Baraboo, fitted into place in a lattice truss construction with 3x10 inch planks secured by 2 inch hardwood pins, eliminating the use of nails or bolts, and floored by 3 inch planking. The Ozaukee County Board in 1940 coted to assume the preservation and maintenance of the bridge. While the bridge is not open for vehicular traffic and there is a concrete and steel bridge adjacent, you can absolutely walk the bridge or even bicycle it. The nearby park has benches and picnic tables and a building with a picnic shelter complete with power outlets and public restrooms. There's plenty of space in the park to spread out and enjoy the second, smaller bridge. Plenty of parking. This is a great spot for your photo ops and in fact a couple was getting their engagement photos done here when I visited. [Review 20675 overall - 245 in Wisconsin - 1656 of 2023.]

We visited here for the last Flea Market of the year. It was early October, a bit cool with…read moreintermittent rain, but that didnt stop us from having a most excellent time poking around indoors and out, honing our negotiation skills, and oohing and aahhing at the variety of nostalgic, bygone items. It took us approximately 2 hours to wander the entire grounds, during which time some outdoor vendors laid down straw in their areas to provide a less muddy walk. My friend said on a sunny day during the peak season, you could easily spend all day meandering the grounds. Good thing a number of vendors were selling food, including coffee, kettlecorn and cheese curds to name a few. We had a blast viewing the beautiful, the bizarre and the bodacious. What a fun event!

This is where the Maxwell Street Flea Market is hosted many times a year. In its heyday the stock…read morecar races where held here too. The condition of the over all grounds have withstood the test of time, yet it could use a more active grounds keeper. Yes, if you hear of an event held here go check it out.

We had a great time hiking the trails, pausing to look at the vistas from the trail view areas. The…read morehike to the beach was very solid!

Lion's Den in Grafton is a peaceful and scenic spot right along Lake Michigan. The hiking trails…read moreare well maintained and offer beautiful views of the shoreline, making it an easy and enjoyable walk for all levels. The park has a nice pavilion area and clean, well-kept bathrooms, which makes it comfortable for longer visits. Throughout the trails and overlooks, there are several benches dedicated in memory of loved ones. These add a very touching and reflective feel to the experience and make it more than just a hike--it's a place to slow down and appreciate the moment. Overall, it's a beautiful, quiet place for nature, reflection, and lake views, and definitely worth a visit if you're in the area.

Right on the Interurban Bike Trail. This trail is also a good walking trail (bring the dog)…read more Parking is available in the Grafton swimming pool lot on N. Green Bay Road.

I came here to celebrate a family birthday party the facility was clean and food was catered with…read moreall the fixings of a good party they have a nice sized tv to scroll pictures and air conditioning and fans kept the place plenty cool. Parking was nearby with a play ground for the kids to play. I personally couldn't take the ac so I went outside to warm up. I recommend a jacket or sweater for thin blooded people. 22/2025 Food 5 Hope to see the mobile beer gardens come here someday. They have an outdoor covered section 40x40 with plenty of seating. Collectivo and Starbucks are nearby and plenty of fast food places for a natural picnic Ambiance 5 clean kitchen, restrooms. A great day for the park. Service 4, must provide your own sound system or DJ food catering and clean up on your own. Location 5 easy parking Value 5.

Muddy, smelly, weedy . . . what happened to the lovely lake that used to be in this park? Grafton…read moreneeds to fix its dam and stop arguing about it. This is otherwise a very nice park, but without the canoeing/kayaking, ice skating and simple beauty of the mill pond, it's greatly diminished

Just a great place to hang out on a crisp Autumn day with your favorite furry friend. It's an…read moreenclosed off-leash park where your friend can run free, make friends, howl, bark, sing, and have the best time ever while your enjoy the Autumn air, chat with other pet parents, or just laugh at the antics of all the funny furry children! I love this park and so does Sir Buddy! It's run by volunteers so please, when you visit, clean up after your pet and did is and a favor and pick up a little "karmic"poop too (if you see any). Overall, the park is pretty clean add this is how we keep it so -- we all chip in!!! It's a family affair at Muttland Meadows -- no bully dogs, parents, kids, or cliques! I LOVE this park!

Absolutely amazing! It's a woodsy area, 100% fenced in and it goes on forever we love it there!!!read more