Pretty spot with lots of critters and birds! The chipmunks are next-level, though! They will run…read moreright up to/past your feet. It's so close you will "yelp" out of surprise because they come so close. They have rentable rooms, my cousin rented one for her brother's memorial and I will say this is a very nice and soothing spot for a memorial with all of the nature surrounding. We took a little walk over to the pier and all of the lily pads are really pretty to look at. There was a small kids/learning area up front and some snake terrariums, too. I only explored the one section, I am sure there is much more to explore. This is a really nice option if you are looking for something to memorialize a loved one. They have bricks all over with little messages honoring people who have passed.

There are forested trails. There are trails through prairie lands. There's a 2 mile loop around the…read morepond. Kids play area has a log cabin and mud kitchen. Their Halloween hike is phenomenal. A guided walk along a jack o lantern lit path, with stops for woodland characters- owl, witch and much more. I really should keep that a secret though because it already sells out too fast. Also nearby: Boerner Botanical Garden (including Margie's garden)

We spent a few hours here with our four-year-old granddaughter and thoroughly enjoyed it. Margie's…read moregarden was a little fantasyland for kids. Beautiful grounds with a ton of places to walk or sit and relax.

We became members last year and I'm so glad we did! The gardens are beautiful and well-maintained…read more A perfect place to walk in spring, summer, and fall. A little bummed about only daytime hours being offered right now, since the only time I could visit is over a lunch break. May 1 will be here soon, bringing night and weekend hours for working folks and families. Parking lot is plentiful and easy to navigate. I really encourage a membership for those who visit often. It's so cool to watch the gardens grow and change throughout the seasons. Your membership also gets you into the Domes for free!

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 is a tiny little park at the end of the Root River parkway in Greenfield. It is quiet and…read moreperfect if you're looking for someplace to escape and relax or read a book. It has a small playground and a couple of picnic tables, but that's about it. So, why the four stars? It faces a huge grassy area that is pretty nice for watching wildlife, whether you're looking at swallows swooping up and down after mosquitoes, or deer grazing in the tall grass. On one end of the park,the lawn gives way to trees and shrubs. Behind the playground is a bit of lawn, and more trees. Behind the trees starts a fairly quiet neighborhood that I bet many people don't know exists. On the other end of the park is Meadow Drive and, across the street, is the home of Bill Radler, breeder of the Knock Out rose! His yard is beautiful to look at as you sit in the parking lot of the park... 32/2018

Our grandson went all-in sledding for the very first time, and it was pure joy to watch. The walk…read moreback up the hill was a workout, but seeing how much he loved his first sledding experience--and the first snow of the season--made every step worth it.

Nice short and semi technical disc golf course. I remember playing this back in like 1997, but it's…read morebeen like 20 years now. Some has changed, but not much. I think hole 1 now used to be hole 18. It's my favorite hole. Nice Mach 3 baskets throughout. Cement tee boxes. Finding the next home is rather intuitive. East to find and plenty of parking. Not far off the freeway. It seems the signage hasn't been refreshed in a LONG time. Many have no signs, and those that do have a sign are completely ineligible. Shot 2 over par and was pretty happy, though I had at least 2-3 easy birdie shanks.

Lovely park, perfect for a little walk after you've eaten at one of the many lunch and dinner spots…read morein historic downtown Greendale. My favorite part is the bridge over the creek entering from the West. There's a playground, a paved walk, and some pleasant garden areas. The walking path heads out in two different directions so you can make it a more substantial hike, or you can just be lazy like me and walk around the park.

Love to play on the tennis courts here. They seem to be well taken care of, and the lights are a…read morelife saver once the sun goes down! Lots of open grass to use however you wish. They also have some tables and benches which is nice if you want to have a little picnic or outing.