Nice little disc golf course. 126-203ft range, sparsely spaced trees, well maintained. Mostly…read morerubber tee pads. Easy to navigate. Recommend parking on Legion act and starting on hole 4. The park is pretty large with the disc golf portion only half give or take. Has a nice baseball diamond and kids playground.

When I went here as a kid, one could observe 1000's of waterbirds. Now there are dozens…read more None-the-less, this is still a nice place to spend some "wild" time. There are times, during migrations, that you can see dozens of species of birds. You can visit the Neustadter Nature Center for information on the marsh. There are also occasional nature programs there. You can rent canoes and life jackets at the center so you can paddle through the marsh. There are about 2400 acres to explore. In most years ospreys nest on the roof of the observation tower. You can see the nest's progression via the "Osprey cam". Spend some time at Pinecrest (also on hwy JJ), go a little farther west. Bring your binoculars and enjoy some fine birding and walking and canoeing. It's quiet and peaceful. I was out there this winter and saw a snowy owl and some short eared owls. In the spring the marsh is alive with waterfowl. After you wear yourself out at the marsh, drive west into Collins and treat yourself to excellent food at the Al Corso Restaurant. Pinecrest, the marsh, and Al Corso, the perfect trifecta for a wonderful day. Make sure you wear sturdy shoes.

Voyageur Park has a nice little playground for all ages…read more There are swings (including two-person swings and swings with harnesses). There's a jungle gym with slides, bridges, mini rock wall and lots of places to climb. (Super neat: The jungle gym has a ramp so people with wheelchairs can access it.) There's a merry-go-round, musical instruments, a pretend pirate ship and lots more. The ground is that soft, rubberized material, and it's all around the playground. There are a few benches around the playground for parents and caregivers, but not a lot of shade. This park is 21 acres, and the playground is steps away from the Fox River and the De Pere Riverwalk and Wildlife Viewing Area. You could spend a lot of time here, between playing at the playground, walking along the trails of the riverwalk and peeping the wildlife living around this area.

This is a cute little trail that goes from Green Bay to De Pere. A large portion of it is in and…read morenear Green Isle Park. This trail is much narrower and twisty than the Fox River Trail, so it seems like it would be more apt for recreational walking or jogging rather than heavy duty biking or running. The trail has decent markings so you will generally know where you are along the path. Don't be surprised to see a lot of wildlife along the way as much of the path goes through wooded areas. During my run I saw a turkey, a turtle and a large white bird.

Awesome campground located just along the Wolf River. We took our entire family but be prepared for…read morea little noise. Rent a tube and you can go down the river as many times as you like. The river entrance is just a short bus ride from the campsite and ends at the same spot! A little pricey BUT with unlimited floats (same day only) it more than makes up for that.

This was my 4th time coming here to tube and my first time camping here. This was the most…read moreexpensive campsite I have ever stayed in and it was not worth the money. The campsites have no privacy and are on top of each other. The septic truck started servicing the area at 7am Saturday morning and was extremely loud. It sounded like a tornado warning alarm. They have a 2 night minimum for camping at about $60/night so our total trip cost was $137 after fees and such. It was so loud. The river tubing line got so backed up in went to the river and back around. They raised the price to tube down the river to $26/person + a cooler tube. I might come back for a day trip, but certainly wouldn't return to camp here, too expensive for the noise and lack of privacy. The campfire doesn't have a grate, our fire pit had batteries in it upon arrival, before starting a fire we thought we had taken all the batteries out, only to start our fire and experience one explode which was very scary.

Such a cute place! This was our first time and it was a hit! We had a very good time and I was very…read moreimpressed with all the exhibits. They're constantly going around and cleaning up the toys so there's always toys in the proper area. All of the exhibits worked, which is rare at places like this. The lab was awesome, the gentleman working the exhibit was very engaging with all the kids. The water ramp was very slippery so be careful, should have a rubber mat for safety.

My kids loved this place! We could've stayed all day if we had thought to bring our lunch. There…read moreare tables for eating if you do bring a lunch. Stroller friendly. Have your kids wear clothes they can get water or paint on and tennis shoes.

People are friendly on first visit. Lots of wooded trails. A canal outside the fence with water…read more Porta potty available. Fenced area for both large and small dogs. Ample parking for size of the park. Overall pretty good.

Oh my this is a very nice park for dogs! Separate section for small dogs and another for big dogs…read morehuge wooded area to explore with tons of different paths all fenced in. Poop bags located every where and a water fountain and bowls are here all you need to bring is mosquito dope and lots o

A special place! Peaceful gardens with a butterfly house that you can interact with and feed…read morebutterflies. Informative introduction video that introduces you to the gardens, life cycle and migration routes. Everyone there is very willing to answer questions and teach about these amazing and beautiful creatures Highly recommended for kids who will be fascinated Open on Wed & Sat. Don't miss an opportunity to visit !!