Very large park with a beautiful neighborhood... tennis courts, soccer fields, baseball fields ,…read moresheltered picnic areas , walking paths, very large are for gatherings... very quiet, clean and peaceful park that doesn't seem to get very busy except mostly people within this subdivision...

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

Great, clean park perfect for daily walks! Mountain bike trails are well maintained, walking path…read moreis wide and beautifully open to view nature all around, parking is plentiful. Lots of different birds can be heard singing and seen flying. This is also a great spot at night to come stargazing, or during the rare occasions an Aurora Borealis is visible in our area. So glass it's close to home!

One of Ozaukee counties little gems for mountain biking! 3 loops located at this spread, trails…read morewell maintained and signage easy to understand. The Ozaukee county mountain bike group keeps the public up to date on their face book page for trail work and group rides. They have also hosted mountain bike classes at this location. The beginner loop has easy grass and dirt trails to maneuver with few rocks. The intermediate has both hills, rock features and wood to ride over. The advanced loop has berms, bridges, rock features, hills and difficult features have alternates if they aren't for you. The best part about this park is that each loop has easy off access so you can do one or two.. Or all. This park is also home to snow biking in winter, snow showing and hiking trails year round! The hiking trail hosts a large pond and a wooden plank walk with a observation tower overlooking the park from a hill. The fee is free and there is bathroom facilities and a pavilion to park yourself for a lunch after a long ride. Once you master this park then your ready for green bush or any other challenge that faces you! Ride on!!!

An awesome free fair…read more Free means no entrance fee. But you will have to pay for food, parking, rides, pony rides, etc. If you're like me and just enjoy animals, you could almost come here and not spend any money... lol We were able to find street parking close by. We had a little walk to the fair, but I'm good for walking. All the animals were up close and personal, and so much more accessible than at the state fair. There were tons of food vendors and all the food you want at a county fair. We ended up eating at the clover cafe, because it was air conditioned and indoors, but the food there was meh. But cheap! $5.75 for a 1/3 lb cheeseburger! But it wasn't very well seasoned, and the "fried onions" on it definitely needed a little more cooking done to merit the "fried" part. Hot dog was only $4, and it was similar to the Costco hot dog. So would I eat here again? No, I'll spend the $14 to get a burger from a vendor just across the street in the fair, unless I'm with older friends who need air conditioning. For $3, you can get a cup of animal feed to pet some goats and llama and lambs, etc. For $10, there is a camel ride, but it will only take you twice around a small area (it's over in under 5 minutes). Pony rides for kids merry-go-round style also available. I had fun just watching other people enjoying the rides, while rubbing pig noses and feeding baby goats. We came in the morning, but wish I had stayed for the evening shows and music. Definitely planning another year!

The 2021 Ozaukee County Fair was the busiest I have ever seen. Animals are always the highlight for…read moreme, along with deep fried cheese curds ;) There wasn't really anything new that I saw but it was packed (I was there Friday and Saturday). It looked like mostly families enjoying the sunshine and the ability to go to an outdoor event. Great for the person that wants to experience a fair but not be overwhelmed; however, I would suggest attending during the day on weekdays to avoid a potentially large crowd. It really isn't anything spectacular, except that it is one of the last free fairs in Wisconsin. I do hope it remains that way in years to come.

Well, let's just say I worked off my lunch and bit the dust on our way back from hiking to get a…read moregeocache. We challenged our leg strength and climbed the tower to get a better view of the land before heading back to the car. Beautiful day but really muddy trail. I can definitely "feel the burn" after slipping down the hillside even when we decided to take the road less traveled. We saw a little family of deer cross our path in the woods as well. All in all, great hike, made the find and I got my steps in:-)

Made the trip up here from Indiana to grab the oldest geocache in the state. Confronted with…read moreseveral challenges, we accomplished our goal. Thanks for allowing the game to come here and experience all that there is to offer

Riverhill Park is a decently sized park in the village of Kewaskum. The park lies along the…read moreMilwaukee River and there is a bandstand and also some playground equipment in the park. They put on a pretty big fireworks show over the 4th of July holiday. We took in the July 3 show in 2015 and they also had a live band that played until midnight. There are permanent restroom facilities on site but despite there being several bathroom stalls there was still a line waiting to get in to the ladies room, so if you go to the park during a large event, you probably want to make sure you get in line before the situation is too urgent.

Nice park well used by the neighborhood. Playground, lots of grassy areas, picnic tables, a little…read morecommunity building, I've been here for picnics and a couple of community events. There's always parking on the streets around it.

really nice, trail is good. pretty sights. a fun time close to home. please check it outread more

This is a beautiful land preserve located just outside of Fredonia Wi. The Ozaukee Washington land…read moretrust oversees this preserve. Parking is limited with just two spots right off of clover valley road next to the trail head sign but you can park along the side of the road. The trail to the top of the hill leads you to a old house remains. Just the foundation remains but it is a really interesting find. There is also the remains of a larger building, possibly a barn at one time. The structure does have some graffiti And we seem to find beer bottles there every time we visit. A hot spot for the local teenagers I'm sure. The trail leads you along a huge grassland area where you can easily spot turkey vultures, Hawks and other large birds hunting for small game. Once you reach the end of the grassland area the trail splits and you can either go up to your left or down to your right. If you choose the upward trail you will hike up and down a trail that winds down from the hilltop into the forest, finishing at the plank walk and looping back to the opposite trail. There is a bench area along this trail. If you choose the downward trail it will take you directly to a plank walk down to Huiras lake. There is a small Pier that goes out onto the lake so you can observe the otters that swim there, or watch the ducks. I am unsure how the fishing is at this lake. There is no boat access from the land preserve. This is a nice place to walk your dog, or to take your family on a nature walk. I have brought my cub scouts here to do bird counts, it's not well traveled and because it isn't you can really enjoy the solitude while there.