Hales Corners Park is a very nice, large park with plenty of amenities for families and…read moreneighborhood fun. On the north end of the park, there's a large play structure with swings, another swingset with a sand play area, a children's splash pad water feature and restrooms. The restrooms, in particular, are very helpful for families with younger kids, or visitors who are picnicking. The south end of the park includes a parking lot, the Hales Corners swimming pool, a rock climbing structure, and a baseball diamond. The south end also features tennis courts, a veteran's memorial and the park is adjacent to the Hales Corners Public library and the Ben Hunt cabin. The park stretches out over a large field space extending to the west, and crosses a small stream to another parking area and a large open hill often used for sledding. In the winter, the Park is home to the Allison Dudek ice skating rink. This summer the Hales Corners Park was host to the Sprecher beer garden, and the park is also home to Hales Corners' 4th of July festivities and fireworks, and Hales Corners National Night Out. Overall, it's a great park!

Fantastic park! There is a large open field that you can do truly anything in(watch out for water)…read more A great recently redone playground for kids. It's also across from the middle school which has it's own play structure. There are tennis courts, baseball diamond, and soccer goals. It is a perfect place to hang out with friends due to it being in the middle of a neighborhood and the recessed center makes it private. Coaches may come if they rent out these areas but usually your free to do really anything. One cute detail is that the middle school kids all put their hands in the concrete. Well see you there!

Nice Park in the center of Bayside. 2 soccer fields, a baseball diamond and 5 tennis courts. The…read moregrass fields are nice but tend to be wet long after other things have dried out. They appear to be used as a run off for storm water judging by some of the drains in the area. A pavilion has some nice shade and can be rented out for activities by residents. Pavilion also has bathrooms.

Park Arthur is a relatively new park in muskego. It has 4 baseball fields, a sledding hill, a…read morewalking path, and a concession stand. This is a very well equipped baseball park. The diamonds are well maintained and lighted. There is enough room to bring your own chairs and space yourself for the times. Parking can be a little tight and be sure to bring your bug spray. There is no fee to park and the bathroom are usually open for use.

Nathanael Greene Park or just "Greene Park" as it's known is a nice park in St. Francis right on…read morethe Cudahy border that doesn't appear to be the prettiest park in the MKE County Parks system, but it has a lot going on. There is a paved path all around the park for a nice hike or run, Three baseball fields, basketball and tennis courts, a small playground and water pad for the littles, there's ample green space, and a wooded area that features a Forked Aster Trail. The robins were really having a "field day" recently in the spring, and I spotted a few migrating birds, if you're a birder. Not a bad park on the St. Francis/Cudahy border.

Totally redone park on the Southside of Milwaukee near 16th and Cleveland. Winding River/creek,…read morenew play area, basketball court and some other sport court. Great biking and walking trails as well.

Best park in Germantown, Now they even have a sand volley ball courts…read more Also has 1. walking path around entire perimeter of park. 2. Disc Golf Course 3 Playground equipment 4 Bathrooms and shelter 5 Dual B Ball court 6 Dual Tennis court 7 full size soccer field I am probably forgetting some stuff but this is literally the best park I have been to in a while. Lots of stuff to do in the warmer months and all for free. I think they also just installed new lighting in the park as well. This park is always well kept and very clean. Take your kids here for a full day of fun without opening your wallet.

This is a pretty small park sandwiched in between several businesses, homes and apartments…read more There are some slides, swings and small play area for kids. Public restrooms are available here. There is a small t-ball/little league field and some green space here. Nothing super fancy, but if you are looking for a quick spot in the city to maybe do some reading or a spot to rest and eat your lunch, then this is a cozy little park!

Nixon Park is what small-town living is all about. The local families appreciate all it offers…read moreover 14.5 acres: a huge playground, splash pad, picnic tables, outdoor music, snack bar (open at times), stage entertainment, tennis courts, and this is just the start! A handicapped-accessible pathway invites everyone in. We watched some young boys fishing and they caught 23" northern pikes- repeatedly! There is lots of room for kids to run and play, traffic is far away, and there are wonderful events regularly scheduled throughout the seasons. We just visited the Healing Wall, and have also enjoyed several stage programs. All free! Whether you have young children or are empty nesters, this park is peaceful and fun for all ages. Dogs are welcome also. After having fun at the park grab dinner down the street; there are many restaurants to choose from. Hartland is a small town that offers lots for everyone to enjoy!

This is a nice little unique park that Hartland has at the heart of its downtown center, and every…read moreresident can find something to do here that will allow them to have both relaxing summer evenings or chilly but fun winter nights. The layout is simple--there's a stage and pavilion for bands, movie nights, performances, etc., a baseball diamond, some large open fields/areas, a space for a beer garden during the warmer months, and a playground and picnic pavilion. An ice rink is also installed during the winter months, so if you have your own ice skates or want to pay a few bucks to rent a pair, head down here for some fun night-skating under the bright lights. I've personally spent time at the beer garden in the summer, which is run by Pat Endter, the owner of nearby Endter's Sports Grill, and it's a great little treat to have for the area--the staff is always super nice, the beer is always ice cold, and the selection is great throughout the different months it's open. There are more than enough umbrella-covered picnic tables to accommodate a large crowd, and the fact that we can bring our dog with us to have a beer outside is awesome. The pavilion/stage is also a unique draw for the park--I've seen movies, comedy shows, and bands perform on the stage there, and the events are always free for the public. There have also been instances of major sports games shown on the inflatable projector screen the Village of Hartland owns and uses at the park, and this allows for a cool sort of community camaraderie when the weather is warm enough to allow for such activities, especially with the food and beer from the beer garden. Probably the coolest part of the park though is the mere fact that it's on the Ice Age Trail, one of Wisconsin's big claims-to-fame. For those who don't know, the Ice Age Trail is one of eleven National Scenic Trails, and it runs solely through the state of Wisconsin, meaning it's locally maintained and managed for the most part. There are only a few municipalities throughout the state of Wisconsin who can say that the Ice Age Trail runs through the heart of their communities, and the fact that this park features a segment of the IAT itself is pretty cool and a fact to brag about to neighboring communities.