Playground It's is fun and has a lot of things to do like…read moreplay on the swing and stuff

tl:dr Your average neighborhood park with a slightly updated playground. Worth stopping for the…read morekiddos if you are in the area, but not worth a special trip to. This park is a city block long, with two older baseball diamonds, a picnic shelter with bathrooms, and a fairly updated playground with a rubber play surface. The playground has plenty of shade trees to beat the heat. But... take note that the playground is definitely designed for ages 5+. Our 18 month old really could not use most of the playground safely, except for one slide and one swing.

What an amazing playground to have nearby. There is something for little ones of all ages. So much…read moreattention to detail went into designing this space. There are multiple ares for kids to climb--a climbing wall, a climbing tree, ropes, monkey bars, etc. the swings are also inclusive for people of all abilities and there are 2 separate swingsets. I loved the slide structures as they provided shade on an exceptionally hot day. Things to make note of: no food or drinks are allowed in the playground. There are plenty of tables outside for you to eat, but they are not shaded so it could get particularly hot. Plan accordingly. There are bathrooms which is really nice.

This park is AMAZING!!! Although, it does get packed on the weekends. My daughter begs to go here…read moreevery single day. It's clean. Has clean bathrooms. Beautiful trail surrounding it. Lots of places for all ages to play.

A nice building for an outdoor get together. It worked week for our group of approx 75 people.read more

Very nice multi-use Milwaukee County Park! I came here for a run, and it fit the bill on a nice…read morepaved path and also on the mowed grass trail. The area is perfect for a run, walk, hike with pup, or for an extended bike ride on the trail, heading north of Puetz Road. If you enter via 51st, there's a large parking lot closer to the nice newer kid's playground (not to be confused with the handicap accessible Kayla's Playground, nearby at Franklin Woods). There's also a small covered picnic area, bathrooms, and a frisbee golf course. The frisbee golf course just got paved "tee off areas", and I saw volunteers tending to them, and a few "golfers" out on a recent warm day. You can also access from the Milwaukee County Sports Complex. Froemming Park is top notch, and a nice example of adapting park use for local residents.

Malone Park in New Berlin is one of our favorite parks! The layout is really well thought…read moreout--they've separated the play areas so younger kids and older kids can each have their own space, which makes it safer and more enjoyable for everyone. The equipment is great, there's plenty of room to run around, and it's easy for parents and grandparents to keep an eye on everything. The grandkids love it - check it out!

This has become one of our favorite parks. It totally inclusive, all redone and plastic instead of…read morewood and has two play areas one for the older kids and one for the toddlers. Tons of things to climb, swing on and off of and jump to and from.

This is perhaps one of the oldest parks in the city and was given to the city by George Walker (no…read morerelation to George Walker Bush and family), one of the Founding Fathers of Milwaukee as what was to be the centerpiece of his settlement (imagine the area before 1-94). This park has seen better days to be sure, but has changed with the times to offer a wading pool for kids with ample benches for parents, and a new (2013) playground for kids. The comfort station needs work, and I am saddened to see that the fountain was removed in the late 20th century. The park hosts a farmer's market most of the warm season (several days a week) and many of the vendors are Hmong families offering Latin, and old style Midwestern veggies as well as some Asian exotics as well. This is a great place to bring kids if you need a break! The wading pool, and new playground are truly amazing for the babies on board set. I wish it had more benches not attached to the play pond for kids since it is sometimes hard to come here and have a nice lunch on the 1 or 2 benches. I love that it is still very much a square on the West and South Sides of the park where 19th century homes (some in great shape, and some needing work) circle the park. As one of the oldest parks in the city/county, and one of the few given to the people of Milwaukee by a founding father I feel this park should see investment due to its historical importance. Still, it is a great place for a midday picnic (bring your own blanket).

It's a nice park when not over run by the school. Free WiFi, an excellent Hmong farmer's market in…read moreseason, a little playground with pretty new equipment, and a nice balance of trees and open grass. A good place for a picnic. Two problems are that the school takes up all the public parking around the park on school days into the evening, and in the morning and the afternoon the parent traffic chokes the immediate vicinity. A second weakness are these strange non-functional exercise machines in a poor state of disrepair, quite the eyesore.

tl;dr A gorgeous park filled with history, giant shade trees, a good playground with rubber playing…read moresurface, and a recently upgraded bandshell that hosts a ton of free concerts, all of which is directly in front of the public library. This park is one of my favorites to walk through as I head downtown. Giant shade trees overhead as I walk meandering trails around burial mounds, Civil War monuments, and more. Plus, my kiddo loves this Arthur themed playground The playground is separated into two areas, with the little kids side and the big kids side. Note, the big kids side is very tall with steep slides, so you definitely need to keep an eye on your child. There are two little kid swings, and two big kid swings, along with a teeter totter. Safety note, the teeter totter goes below the rubber playing surface. Make sure your kiddos feet do not get stuck under there! This has been brought to the attention of the library board, so it should be fixed soon. The bandshell hosts a multitude of free concerts throughout the summer, from the symphonic bands, to rock and country tribute bands and more. If you're in the area, definitely stop and check out this park.

It's so small that you can walk right through it without noticing! I almost did…read more There is a playground on one end, a few pathways criss-crossing the park, and the Les Paul performance center on the other end. Beautifully maintained landscaping and a generous amount of old shady trees to sit beneath. I noticed some earthen mounds that, after searching, I believe to be burial mounds. Pretty cool. Be respectful though, don't sit on them! According to the city website, this park plays host to movie nights and musical tributes! http://www.waukesha-wi.gov/1527/Tribute-Tuesday-Concerts If you are into chasing fireflies, I have it on good authority(myself) that this is a good park for it.

This park has given me and my babies many memories. I love chasing my sons around the park and…read morefilming their tag games. They love the playground and the big open spaces around them. I can't wait to make more memories with my dear boys this summer

Best freaking park ever. Such a great park for all ages. Beautiful forest, nice playground, cool…read morewater place, etc. Bathrooms are nice

Lots of space, basketball courts, trails, water, water slides, playground, tennis/pickleball/etc…read morecourts, baseball/softball field, what more do you need? Very lovely park with lots of nice trees, water, and so so many geese and ducks. There has been some construction there throughout 2026, but nothing too major or disruptive. Very quiet and peaceful.

This is a great space in West Allis. The walking paths are paved and meet ADA guidelines. The…read morebaseball diamonds look recently updated, there is a large play area of kids, a pool, and a pond for fishing (stocked with fish!). There is frequently a food truck or two parked on the perimeter. I've visited a couple times and there are a lot of people during nice weather. There is definite need for available restrooms - there are a couple bathrooms, they were just locked (even though the signs said they were open). Luckily, we found 1 port-a-potty at the far edge of a baseball diamond. The pond also needs some love - there is quite a bit of smelly algae, and I imagine the dissolved oxygen levels are low due to high water temperatures, especially during the summer. Not sure how well the fish are doing, and it is HEAVILY fished. However, it was nice to see so many families enjoying the pond and I love seeing parents teach their kids how to fish. As an ecologist, it is sad to see Honey Creek is still confined to the concrete channel that runs through the park. But the ducks and geese seem pretty happy. A solid 3.5ish stars, will be back next time I'm in the area.