Independence Park is a nice park. It has excellent facilities including well-maintained soccer…read morefields, baseball fields, volleyball courts, and basketball courts. It also has a playground, picnic areas, rental pavilions, trails, restrooms, and ample parking. Highly recommend.

Nice park , well kept fields.. soccer and baseball fields , volleyball courts, basketball courts,…read more trails .. restrooms and concessions... plenty of parking..

A really well taken care of park for baseball games. A nice concession stand adds to the experience.read more

This neighborhood park is a calm, beautiful space. There is a playground, a bit of woods (watch out…read morefor the poison ivy), and an entrance to the railroad (which goes over the river). This is my favorite park in the city. It's also where the Easter Egg Hunt is held!

We stopped by to watch a baseball game of a friends while on the way to another event near by. An…read moreOK park. The parking lot was full so we had to park near by and walk which was a pain. Just an ok park in my mind.

I am a tad confused why a public park in a small town would need or want reviews, but I'll hop on…read morethat wagon. Fair disclosure: We live within walking distance of this park, so our review is probably biased. The place is just plain cool. Large structures with almost any type of climbing, sliding, or running doodad you can think of. The build is solid, and it is incredibly well maintained. The surrounding ball fields are just as nice. Fenced in to keep the local canines from stealing your balls, and ample parking for large events like Rugby or Soccer tournaments. This is also where the town has their annual Fireman's Festival put on by the local fire department. The festival has been struggling the last years but they just recently took the time to revise the company providing the rides, and brought back the Fireworks so it is a ton better (a trend we hope they continue). The only thing lacking is access to public bathrooms. Unless there is an event going on, they are locked. I am sure it's for safety reasons, but it sucks if you have a need to lose some weight pretty quickly.... If you are in from out of town visiting family and have younger kids, this place is definitely worth taking a short jaunt to. If you don't live in or aren't visiting CG, I wouldn't say it's worth a dedicated drive unless you are attending an event.

Didn't know this park was here and that there was actually live music that evening! Took away in…read morethe beautiful downtown Delafield. Beautiful scenery, and vibe.

Trails for all levels are plentiful at Lapham Peak. I hiked portions of Ice Age trail up to the…read moreobservation tower. The trial was well marked, with a mix of board walk, crushed stone and hard pack. Various intersecting trails allow you to spend any amount of time you'd like enjoying this beautiful park. Multiple restrooms are located at the various parking lots but be prepared.

Beautiful state park with plenty of trails to hike on with different difficulties! I've been here…read moreplenty of times with the latest in mid December 2025 with winter conditions during mid day. We went cross country skiing with rentals from Nordic Specialists located in the Evergreen Shelter next to the Evergreen lodge. Entry is with a fee or free with your purchase annual WI State parks pass. Not too far from the city, this place has the solitude and nature getaway not too far from the city. Xski rentals were $30 for classic ski that came with shoes poles and skis for two hours. It's also nice in the summer for getting a hike in whether you want a short one or a challenging long hike. There's also an observatory tower you can hike up flights of stairs for a nice view! The evergreen lodge is new and spacious to stay warm during the winter or cool in the shade in the off-winter time.

Our family loves to camp a few times a year, and most recently we tried Ottawa for the first time…read more Overall I think it was a lovely campground! It's Situated conveniently between Milwaukee and Madison, serving as more than just a campsite, but a great spot to hike, fish, and swim. It's a really big park (literally 100 sites!) so there is plenty of peaceful outdoor space to enjoy. We were lucky enough to snag an electric site, which comes in handy for our RV. Beyond the RV we had two tents, and everything fit comfortably. This site in particular was tucked back close to the lake, but I can see how the outskirt sites closer to the highway might be not as well enjoyed. This campground is fairly wooded with plenty of shade which we appreciated. All of the grounds are well-kept, including the paved pathways throughout. We loved the various playgrounds for our kiddos too. The lake itself has a fishing pier, solid sand area for swimming/hanging in the warmer months, a boat launch, adjacent restrooms that are clean, and lots of walking paths surrounded. All in all, it was a goodie and we had an enjoyable time.

We were there 5 days and still couldn't find our way around. Exit signs would really help and…read morealthough this is a carry out what you carry in I don't like carrying dog poop for an entire 2 mile walk. There were 6 attendants in the park office when I asked where I could dispose of dog poop. NO HELP I was there in August and their ice cream machine was practically empty because it was near the end of the season!!! and they didn't want to keep ice cream over the winter! I negotiated with suppliers when I was 12 years old. I never found an area where I could take my dog swimming. The beach was off limits for pets. The camp hosts were extremely nice and the campsites were clean.

My dog and I love this dog park! It's a big area and very well kept. Everything is well spaced out,…read moreoffering a few different park options depending on dog size. When you pull into the parking lot there are a few different fenced areas you can enter. The larger park is the main one. There are two different parking lots for this one, one on each side of the park. They have a few different exits/entrances by each lot so people can easily get in and out with their dog. We went to the main larger park and the other medium/large dog park. Both are big circle loops. The main one is a bit bigger of a loop, about a mile to go around the whole thing. They had benches and water pumps/bowls throughout the loop. They also have an area with some dog agility structures. The second one we went to was across the parking lot. Another great loop that includes a boardwalk and some woods. I have a high energy dog that needs a lot of exercise so this is the perfect place for her. It's very enjoyable for me as well. It feels like you're on a hike more than at a dog park. The large fields and woods make it a great walk! And seeing all of the other dogs is always fun.

It's very nice with two sections for larger dogs and two for smaller, so owners and pets have…read moreoptions. This park is our "go to" park for fun and recreation.