An old and small neighborhood park with a brand spanking new (09/2017) little tikes branded…read moreplayground with rubber playing surface. When I say small, I mean small. The park is essentially just the playground, a small metal shelter with three picnic tables, three medium sized trees and a soccer net with maybe 15 feet of clearance in front of it. The playground is separated into two areas, with the little kids side and the big kids side. Note, although the big kids side is very tall with steep slides, the slides have very tall walls that ease your mind with safety. There are two little kid swings, and two big kid swings, along with a new version of a merry-go-round (which my two year old absolutely loves). The build quality for this park is incredible. This is the now the second little tikes branded playground I've seen, and I definitely hope to see more. Although the playground is primarily designed for kids 5+, there was still plenty of things for my two year old to play on with close supervision. This isn't an all day park, and it doesn't need to be. We'll be back when we're in the area. If you're headed to Walmart with the kiddos, definitely stop here first to wear them out. It's just a block away! My primary complaint? No bathrooms or drinking fountain.

Our family visited on a Sunday morning. The playground is quietly tucked within a neighborhood and…read moreit appears to be newly renovated. It has a rubbery surface and there are plenty of shades. Our two girls especially enjoyed the double-sided monkey bars, swirling slides, and rope apparatus. If we didn't have lunch plans, they could have easily stayed for over an hour.

tl;dr An older neighborhood park with fenced baseball diamond, basketball court, park shelter with…read morebathrooms and drinking fountain, a large playground with rubber playing surface, and plenty of shade trees. I was looking to take my kiddo out before we headed into Sam's Club, and this park was nearby and seemed like a good stop. It was indeed! The playground is an all for one design, with no separate little kids side or big kids side, which is just fine. Variety is the key with this setup. For slides, there is one big enclosed twirl slide (my two year old loved this one), one three person slide, and a two person slide. For climbing into the playground, you can walk up the back of a crocodile, tackle the climbing wall, or take the variety of ladders, including one that goes into the middle of the roost. As well, there are two swings. One for toddlers, one for big kids. It's nothing crazy, it's not brand new, but it is well designed and maintained. Trees line the playground and basketball court, so there is plenty of shade. Parking is just on the street, no parking lot here. As well, the bathrooms are on the opposite end of the park from the playground, instead of centrally located. Other than that, the park is great for your traditional neighborhood park. We'll be back for sure.

Playground It's is fun and has a lot of things to do like…read moreplay on the swing and stuff

tl:dr Your average neighborhood park with a slightly updated playground. Worth stopping for the…read morekiddos if you are in the area, but not worth a special trip to. This park is a city block long, with two older baseball diamonds, a picnic shelter with bathrooms, and a fairly updated playground with a rubber play surface. The playground has plenty of shade trees to beat the heat. But... take note that the playground is definitely designed for ages 5+. Our 18 month old really could not use most of the playground safely, except for one slide and one swing.

This is a pretty nice park, complete with a knee deep wading pool for the kids, perfect for hot…read moredays. There is also a large open field and a playground. The field contains baseball diamonds which don't entirely look like they've been kept up terribly well.

This playground is right next to a big field, with a forested area next to it. Minimal traffic…read morenearby, nearly no traffic noise. Just a serene place to play and rest. There's a sand pit- which can be a pro or a con :) Also nearby: Boerner Botanical Garden, Margie's garden, Wehr center (which has a 2 mile loop around a pond, and a little play area for kids with a log cabin and a mud kitchen)

The little one and I were suffering from some cabin fever so I decided to pack up the jogging…read morestroller and go for a nice walk somewhere. After carting out to some trails in Muskego that I found were closed, I decided to walk Whitnall park since I haven't before. I found this big parking lot right next to this great playground. The baby isn't quite old enough yet for the playground, but we will be back as soon as she is. Anyways, we took a walk around and found out this was pretty close to Boerner Botanical Gardens. The area is all lush rolling hills, woods, wildlife, ponds, streams and waterfalls. It's seriously beautiful and definitely worth walking through. My only complaint is that I read on the Internet that this park had a paved trail, and it did. The paved trail, however, was actually a road. Most folks were very careful and took it slow driving, but there was a few dingleberries who decided to whip through like it was a highway, so for that, I knocked off a star.

This cute little park has a unique character. It's got a comfortable shady covered picnic table…read morearea, and I'm finding more and more places like this to pick up food to go and eat al fresco (away from anyone else). There's a windy little hiking trail but to get a half hour walk in you have to take it a couple of times and do a lap around the park. There's a nice playground which is of no use to me and although there's no dedicated parking lot, there's parking on the street right in front. Neighborhood seems friendly and everyone seems to be good about picking up after their dogs.

tl;dr This park is surrounded on three sides by tall trees and is home to a great playground,…read moreswings, a picnic shelter, and a half mile trail back to a creek. It may be small, but it has just about everything we need to keep us coming back. My 18 month old daughter loves this park, and so do the older kids I've seen there. The little kids side (2-5) features a "rock wall" with built in large steps, a periscope, and a slide. The big kids side has multiple slides, a huge climbing rock, gravity based spinners, balance beams, and more. All of which is on a rubber playing surface. It's just the right amount of play to keep kids occupied for an hour or so. This isn't an all day park, and it doesn't need to be. There are six benches in this park, besides the two picnic tables within the shelter, so parents, you are all set to sit back and relax! My one complaint with the park is that there is no drinking fountain or bathroom.

This facility is part of the Waukesha Park & Forestry (Park and Rec) and in my opinion is a…read morewonderful facility for youths to learn and improve their baseball skills. Well maintained fields with bleacher seating for parents and fans of future baseball stars of all ages. Four fields designed with a concession stand in the middle with plenty of parking and a playground for youngsters that are getting antsy watching the game. Let's keep this in perspective. This isn't select baseball and this review is about the complex. The grass is well maintained. The infield dirt is smooth and racked. No worries of bad ball hops that could hit your kid's face and ruin the game of baseball for the kids. Netting and fences around the bleachers, plenty of free off-street parking and a variety of snacks at the concession with reasonable prices. A nice facility that the City of Waukesha offers that I certainly support and enjoy. A far cry from when I grew up playing at fields around the city at parks that were not maintained well and no seating. Overall a great environment to get your kids involved in the game of baseball.

Great place for kids and adults to learn how to play tennis. Four indoor hard courts, ball machine,…read moreand great teaching staff with none of the pretentiousness of other clubs up and down Milwaukee's north shore. Paley is mainly a teaching facility. You don't have to pay for membership but if your kids take lessons there, you can rent available courts by the hour. It's a little hidden away but well-worth checking them out. They'll also string your racquets for you at a very reasonable rate.

This is a nice simple facility. Great place for kids and adults. Staff is great. They rent court…read moretime out by 15 min blocks which is convenient, especially with younger kids. They are fairly booked up on the weekends with blocked out lessons however so if you are looking for 1 or 1.5 hrs to have a match on the weekend it can be tough.