In my opinion, this is the best beach in Milwaukee. It's always extremely clean, well maintained,…read moreand best of all - it is insanely beautiful with scenic views. The water here is clean and fit for swimming, and tgere is usually always a lifeguard in the summer which is great! You can get down to the beach by either using the stairs or the trails to the side. The only negative part about this park is that it is currently undergoing construction which limits parking. Other than that, it is a place I would highly recommend everyone to visit in Milwaukee.

Just a nice park at end of Capital Drive with steps or ramp for going to Lake Michigan beach,…read moreplayground, and an impressive sculpture.

Bender Park: Located on the shores of Lake Michigan in Oak Creek, this park offers some lovely…read moreviews of the lake and scenic trails. While it is a nice park, I prefer Lake Vista Park, which is located directly next door to the north. If I visit Bender Park in the evening, I've noted on multiple visits that certain drivers tend to speed recklessly through the parking lot. The other plus to Lake Vista is it does have a playground for kids, while Bender does not. Only other complaint is that the WE Energies plant to the south is a bit of an eyesore in an otherwise scenic location.

Great Park, there is cool beach, two brand new shelters and rocks with sparkles on them. Super cool…read moreplace with fantastic view of the Oak Creek Power plant.

North Beach Park in Racine is beautiful. The beach is nice and clean and the water is clear. I have…read morebeen to some beaches in Wisconsin where there are dead fish lining the shore. That is not an issue you have at this beach. If you see a fish, it is very much alive. There is plenty of space to spread out and everyone respects your space. We went on a Saturday morning and it wasn't very busy. They have a kids cove which is a jungle gym for the kids to play on. It is actually very involved with a lot of options. The view is very pretty and the water feels nice. It was a little cold when we went, but not too bad. Overall, the North Beach Park is the best part of Racine and a must if you are in the area.

We go here for walks because they have a lovely path that goes along the beach and up past the…read moreRacine Zoo. The path has some hills and stairs if you want to change it up. Plus it has a little wild part by the playground that helps you feel a little more connected to nature. No matter the weather, we enjoy this park.

I spend all summer here. From the trails to the beaches to the perfect beer garden this is the…read moreplace to be. Easy access, good parking!

One of the great Milwaukee County Parks, as it has so many amenities and features going for it. I…read morelike to hike here once in awhile, going north you go through Cuppertino Park, going south you go all the way to Bay View Park past the unofficial beach area- both are great hikes. South Shore of course has: - Rentable pavilion that hosts a lot of weddings - South Shore Beer Garden top notch - Newly constructed beach area - South Shore Farmer's Market - Picnic areas - Volleyball (sand courts) - Playground - Oak Leaf Trail cuts through it - Bike trail - Fishing (shared with Cuppertino off the docks by the SS Yacht Club) The views of Milwaukee's Downtown are some of the best, and you gotta respect South Shore Park in Bay View.

Great place to hike, run, or walk. Magnificent views of Lake Michigan and if you're quite enough,…read moreplenty of wildlife.

Warnimont Park along Lake Michigan sits between Grant Park to the south and Sheridan Park to the…read morenorth, and really is an overlooked gem in the MKE County Parks system. Encompassing a golf course, the Oak Leaf Trail for biking and activity, a dedicated dog park- it's also home to loads of hiking trails. The Forked Aster Trails wind through some beautiful cover foliage and mixed prairie along the bluffs of Lake Michigan. How could I not have known about this sooner? The sheer solitude and beauty of these trails has me like- This Review will self destruct in 3, 2, 1... Park at the golf course parking lot for a nice short hike, or enter a connector trail at Lake Drive and Ramsey, where yes, there's a new elliptical machine just waiting to be used! There's a dedicated dog park here for free range socialization, so please keep your dogs on leash in the Forked Aster area. It's all happening in Cudahy!

Sheridan Park is a really nice park with so much to offer. It is very wide and open, with picnic…read moreareas, playgrounds for kids, and plenty of space to relax or be active. The lake and beach access make it even better, and the trails and greenery add to the experience. It truly has a bit of everything, which makes it a great spot for families, friends, or a peaceful walk. And it's dog friendly.

Sheridan Park lies completely along Lake Michigan, mainly in the City of Cudahy. I can't believe…read moreI've not reviewed Sheridan yet, as I spent my earliest childhood years nearby, and moved to Cudahy a few years ago, visiting Sheridan almost daily. My favorite things about Sheridan- -Oak Leaf Trail paved path runs through it, for biking, running, walking! -Pond for fishing is stocked w/rainbow trout (confirmed in 2021) Bass, perch, bluegill, koi/carp also can be found in the pond -Lake Views from high bluffs are outstanding, and sunset watching at Lunham/Bottsford Ave bend is popular -Walking paved trail down to Lake access -Picnic areas Sheridan also has a swimming pool with slides, bball courts, tennis courts, softball and hardball diamonds, a playground, a few reservable picnic areas, as well as plenty of land for your own pop-up. Sheridan Park is not as glamorous as other MKE County Parks, but it provides a lot of resources and opportunities to improve the lives of the local community, and that's a great strength!

Went here on a Sunday that was a little overcast not a lot of people here which made it really…read morenice. However the beach is very small and there is public access to the lake right next to the beach which to me as a parent would be scary for little kids getting too close to the boats and vice versa. The snack bar wasn't open at the time we want the playground looks newer and what I've heard from others, but did not see when I went there was you have to pay five dollars to park. Can't get very noisy. I'm sure if it's a hot day and more people are there. It is a beautiful place to view the lake and a lot of benches and picnic tables to sit on.

I enjoyed this Cozy beach not too many people but quite a few kids. I found it to be relaxing and…read morequiet but I did go on a Sunday. This was my first trip and I will return to kayak. The snack bar was not open and from what I heard (running and screaming) the kid's loved the new playground. I took some awesome pictures and scenery was perfect.

Had a great time at Lakeshore State Park. The views were beautiful, and it was a peaceful place to…read morewalk around and enjoy the lake. It's a great spot to get some fresh air, relax, and spend a little time outdoors. I'd definitely visit again.

This beats all the trails around Milwaukee- there I said it. It's really like extension of the lake…read morewalk paths that surround by this area in particular is honestly breathtaking and a reason why you think the Midwest is special even when you grew up in it. You're by the water, surrounded by butterfly gardens essentially. The flowers along the path are so pretty. The sidewalk and dedicated trails can keep you walking way father than you care to walk back. Perfect to get a couple of cute pictures. The beach you may end up walking past is really a resting pad for geese,ducks and seagulls so don't get any bright ideas. And if you're into collecting skeletons you may come across some crawfish which I saw a couple kids eagerly on the hunt for.