I highly recommend checking out amazing Burrows Park in Madison, WI! :) It is my favorite park in…read moreMadison for many reasons! Burrows Park is a hidden small park from the street view but truly an amazingly serene little park that is one of many tiny hidden treasures of Madison. Burrows Park overlooks the Mendota shores, has a large stone park shelter, small playground, & restrooms. It is also home to more than one sacred Native American Effigy mounds including an extremely large bird shaped Effigy mound. Many people go there to relax, meditate, and it is a very peaceful place with an amazing view of the sunset. You can feel a certain beautiful positive charged energy coming from that whole area. People often rent out the stone shelter which has picnic tables for company picnics, baby showers, family reunions, etc. It is very affordable to rent out and can hold many people. I love this wonderful park so much, this is where we had our wedding rehearsal dinner and wedding ceremony!

This is a tiny park on the south side of lake Mendota, pretty low key but it has an awesome stone…read moreshelter with fire places and an effigy mound to explore. Nice place to watch the sunset.

The Allen Centennial Gardens are an oasis on a busy college campus. When my husband and friends…read morevisited on a summer weekend, the gardens were calm and serene. There were a few other people there enjoying the twenty-seven gardens located in this one space. There are benches throughout the gardens where you can sit and enjoy the peace.The interns we met at the entrance were very friendly and generous with their time. There are signs posted with names of the plants and information about the garden throughout the park. Tours and special events are held throughout the year. For a colorful and peaceful time, I highly recommend Allen Centennial Gardens!

Oh wow, I've visited the University of Madison quite a number of times but had never noticed such…read morean amazing garden so close to Babcock Hall until now. This spot is great for taking a casual stroll as well as to admire a wide variety of amazing flowers, trees, bushes, and other plants with a variety of different features like a pond, bridge, gazebo and more. These are accompanied by plenty of different signs to help visitors learn more about the plants in the garden.

This local public park is pretty basic with just a playscape, swings and a basketball court with…read morethe usual large patch of green space. It is surrounded on three sides by residential homes with a large natural habitat directly behind it. The pictures tell you all you need to know and street parking only.

Gosh, the ice skating and ice hockey pictures look fun but I was here in mid-April and the grass…read morewas just starting to turn green though the trees were bare. This was a great spot to enjoy the lake side and appreciate the canal and locks which join Lake Mendota with Lake Monona across this isthmus. The park has paths for walking, biking and blading. Plus a basketball court, a tennis court and plentiful parking. It's quite nice. [Review 17177 overall - 188 in Wisconsin - 694 of 2022.]

beautiful park, a lot of greens, people are fishing and i saw one women is very happy on the swing,…read moreso high! Two beautiful bridges over the pond, very nice. Love the scenery!

This park is located directly across from the Maple Bluff Country club and some tennis courts…read more There's also some very expensive mansions sitting adjacent to this location. Access to this park is if you park at the tennis courts or a neighboring street. Of course what makes this park so exceptional is its breathtaking view of the lake. One other positive amenity on the property is the air-conditioned beach house which has public restrooms and a water fountain. The other great thing about this small park is that it has a pier that you can walk out on and they do allow swimming at your own risk. The water by the pier is surprisingly shallow and only about 2 to 3 feet. This little patch of ground has got to be one of the best kept secrets in Madison and accessible by those who know how to get here. 10 informative photos posted here and on Google maps

Such a beautiful park. There's a little beach area. Plenty of benches. It's very clean with trash…read morecans everywhere. Ducks and boats in there water. Good times

what a beautiful park! great at all times of day i assume, lots of green space to sit down and…read morestare at the lake!

This 1.3 acre park in the Maple Bluff neighborhood features playground equipment (including a…read moresandbox) and a basketball court. The parks has plenty of mature trees, providing some shade in the summer months. While there is no parking lot, there is plenty of street parking available nearby.

Best Outdoor Basketball court in Madison! Wish more people came to play basketball this court is…read moregreat.

Stellar park "centrally" located with access to bars, beers stores, a diverse range of ethnic amd…read moredomestic restaurants, and is two blocks from Willy Street Co-op so a prime picnic stop. Central Park Farmers' Market is awesome! Central Park Sessions provides a venue for world music! Make Music Madison bands are all around the space! Everything from techno, zydeco, bachata, house, and swing can experienced at Fête de Marquette! You skate, spend some time at the skate park! Basically a lovely neighborhood party that is extremely versatile and changes with the seasons!

Central Park, I love you so!…read more I love this place. It is such a great use of land. I was so happy when they started developing it. It's long and narrow shape allows for so many things! I enjoy Fete de Marquette the most of all the festivals/events that take place here. Food, music, a Ferris Wheel! Lots of vendors to browse and even cool activities for the kiddos. 10/10 recommend! I attended the Isthmus Food Cart Fest here, too. Wow that was a BUMMER. I won't get into how much it sucked..... But, it was still a nice set-up at this park. The park also has a skate-park at one end. It's brand new (within the last 2-3 years) and seems to be pretty popular. About midway, there is a really nice brand new restroom facility as well. There is a farmers market weekly in the warm months, too!

A beautiful undeveloped park just under 10 acres with around 1500 feet of shoreline right on the…read morelake. I was there on a picture-perfect day but when as I walked toward the water about 30 boats were parked with music pushed into distortion. Competing stereos?! Other than the pendejos, it was perfect.

This is the newest park in Monona. The city acquired this lakeshore property a year ago. They are…read moreworking on a master plan for this beautiful property on Lake Monona so for now it is a great place to sit by the lake and enjoy the views especially at sunset. There are a few picnic tables and some comfy Adirondack chairs.

I have nothing but amazing things to share about Green Dog. My wife and I have been getting…read morefrequent pet visits for our goldens Duncan and Ellie for over a year now. The team is so sweet and treats our pups like their own. They are so kind and understanding of our constantly changing schedule and last minute changes. We love the constant updates, frequent photos, and respect of our home and requests. I would recommend them to anyone without a second thought.

Rory and I love Jaci and Angela at Green Dog. Green Dog is great to work with very flexible and…read moreresponsive. Rory loves his time with Jaci and it gives my such piece of mind knowing my fur baby is being taken of.