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.

This is the first time we've ever been to Kayla's playground, and we were an absolute awe!…read more Not only does it seem super well maintained, everyone there was so pleasant getting along great and it has so much diversity in terms of all the different playground equipment that's there. I was so happy to see that they also have very options for kids of all different spaces, sizes and needs including a specialized swing for those in wheelchairs. My twin toddlers absolutely loved the play place. They explored both sides even though one side is for a little bit younger and one side is for a little bit olderis older. They really like the slides and the more advanced side. But, they've never seen the old school spring riders before and the kiddie side had two! They got a kick out of that and it made me feel nostalgic. We will definitely return to this playground again and again and again. The kids loved it and other than ONE entryway, the entire playground is enclosed which also helps to give piece of mind while you're watching your littles.

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!

On this amazingly beautiful May day, I took the grands to Grant Park beach. Love this spacious…read morepark, but the long road in is so full of potholes I nearly lose my fillings when I choose to go that way. "Jump into the hole," I said.

Honestly, if I could give this place 10 stars, I would…read more This park is, in my opinion, the BEST park in the Milwaukee County Park system. It is absolutely enormous, there are multiple tennis courts, picnic areas, bridges (hence the alternate name "7 Bridges", trails, and much more. I remember first learning about this park while I was still in high school and running cross country races. This was our 4 race of the year, and the first where our race times dramatically dropped every season. Naturally, I grew very fond of this place. I have continued to visit and explore every inch of ground in the years since. Once again, 10/10 SUPPORT OUR LOCAL PARKS! pls

Franklin Woods' playground area has greatly improved since they put in Kayla's Playground- a…read morehandicap-friendly and large playground to suit many ages. This playground and nearby picnic area is much improved, and they've also doubled the size of the parking lot, which is nice, and the playground is really a popular attraction. I've been coming here to hike the woodland trail for years, and it's a nice secluded hike with one main trail and a short offshoot. It's dog friendly, and we like to hike it year-round. If hiking in the winter, wear boots, as the trail can get icy. It's a nice secluded trail that connects to the neighborhood nearby. The paved loop around the marsh is nice as well. I would like to see them bring back the interpretive nature sign by the woodland path that told you about the numbered trees in the trail. The signs that do remain look unused, and the one by the marsh is broken with a small beehive inside. Small improvements to the "nature center" part of this area would make it five stars.

This park has greatly improved from what it was just a few years ago. It started with a tiny…read moreparking lot and trails through the woods. Then a playground and walking track was added. Now there is a big parking area and a handicap accessible playground- but my favorite part is still the original woodsy trails. From spring through fall(not a fan of winter walking) I have walked these woods, watching the birth, life and death of so many cool plants and foliage. In spring there is an impressive Trillium bloom that can be seen from the road. The trails are good for walking dogs too, but please clean up after them! The walking trail is very flat so anyone of any age can enjoy it. I can't speak for the playground as I'm a bit too old to partake, but the swings were always fun ;)

If your child enjoys a great playground, lots of space under the shade of trees, and the beach,…read moreSouth Shore's the place to be! My grands think the playground is the best in Milwaukee, and I have to say, it keeps them entertained for HOURS. I think the beach is the second best in town, my biggest gripes being the distance from parking (I'm handicapped) and its smallish size. That South Shore Terrace exists within the park is a wonderful bonus during its opening hours, and Saturday's farmers' market is always a treat.

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!

Such a quality local park (recommend to me by a local, after all)…read more Seven Bridges has nice, walkable trails and some stairs, great for easy hiking/walks in a pleasant part of South Milwaukee. Venture in maybe three minutes and you can pick up the path that hugs the waterfront from an elevation, offering stunning views of Lake Michigan. You can also venture down to the shore itself, there are a few steep dirt paths that will take you all the way down. Definitely a great spot for being in nature when the weather agrees!

Beautiful park that has a path that leads straight out to Lake Michigan. This trail made it feel…read morelike I was back home in Colorado and gives someone who's homesick a little sense of peace and comfort. Highly recommend in fall! PSA: Be aware of ticks!!

Absolutely BEAUTIFUL park! Lots of Disc fold happening, great ball diamond, excellent trails for…read moreruns, walks, bike rides and dog walks. Also Great for the kids! Nestled amidst the tranquility of the Root River Parkway adjacent to the Oak Leaf Trail.....miles off beauty just moments away from Lake Michigan, Michelle International Airport. ( Great watching the incoming planes ) There are flushable toilets and running water at this river area oasis. That right there gives the place the first 3 stars . ; ) Benches are sturdy and plentiful, really nice bleachers for ball games, lots of acreage for family outings and cookouts and.... I'm almost certain that the actual Golf coarse is about half block East on Drexel. ( just in case I'm wrong on that count, PLEASE Google it!! Same park name buy for GOLF ) Put this on your list of great outdoor experiences and you won't be sorry!!

We rented the baseball diamond for my boyfriends birthday party and played kickball. It was a ton…read moreof fun and a lot cheaper than I expected. It was only $25 for a beer and wine pass. We brought coolers full of beer and an electric grill too but you do need the key to get to any outlets that aren't in the bathroom. The key I picked up at the oak creek library and it was really simply to rent it. It is $10 per hour to rent the field if you're an oak creek resident $20 if your not. We had a blast.

It's a very nice park. Wide-open space... plenty of room for a variety of sports or just a stroll…read morethrough. This park hosts various events throughout the year.

Pleasant open park with limited facilities. There are a few picnic tables spread out, mostly…read moreunderneath shady trees. Plenty of nearby street parking. Since the pandemic I've found more and more places to bring take out food to eat outdoors and this is one of the most pleasant places just south of Milwaukee.