Lake Zorinsky in Omaha is such a great outdoor spot -- so clean and well-maintained, with plenty of…read morespace for biking, walking, and enjoying the lake views. One of the highlights is the new fully inclusive playground -- it's thoughtfully designed with ramps, wheelchair-accessible swings, and fun features for kids of all abilities, making it a great destination for families. Cyclists will appreciate the addition of air and tools for on-the-fly bike repairs, which makes stopping here even more convenient. I also love the recent trail improvements at 168th Street -- the updated sections make riding and walking around the park feel smoother and safer. Whether you're out for a spin, a stroll, or a family day, Lake Zorinsky is a must-visit outdoor escape in West Omaha!

It's been ages since I've been to Zorinsky, but my husband and I enjoyed a walk on the trails this…read moreafternoon with our baby. There are miles and miles of paved trails and lots of access points. It's definitely busier than some other area lakes, but I don't mind that. There are many areas to stop for a picnic, parks, and a water park as well. This is a great spot for families!

A great set of playground equipment. My toddlers loved the variety of slides, a tunnel, and…read moreclimbing. Lots of room to run around and very safe!

Omaha local here; Arrived at the park, first impression, AWESOME!!!! Wide open green field area to…read moreplay, fresh cut grass, little to no weeds. Play space is large and excellent! Large, med, and small slides for all ages. Monkey bars, slide bar, tunnel, soft sand ground. Excellent shaded gazebo with 6picnic tables underneath. Plenty of adult shaded seating. Swings for big kids and little kids. Bridge and walking path, partially shaded with beautiful tree cover. Outdoor exercise equipment along walking path. Definitely recommend this park.

Best park in even being a little dated. Large slides and safe steps for easy approach with little…read moreones. The best part is there's a large green space surrounding the park so if you're worried about the littles running, they have a long time before they get up the hill and to the streets. Having two under 2 to look after at this park was fairly easy, (relative to other parks because it's never easy ).

This is the Rockbrook Area's best kept little secret. It's off 100th and center and if you didn't…read moreknow you were looking for it, you might miss. There quite a bit of playground area with a few different pieces that keep the kids entertained for 1-1.5 hours. It does get busy so I suggest coming early. This is definitely a neighborhood mom's spot which can be fun for socializing, but not as much lately with Covid-19. They do not santize equipment so bring your redi-wipes if you do come. Love this park, and do recommend!

Great park with lots of activity areas for kids and adults…read more They have a baby friendly playground with safety seats on the swings, 3 slides, and many things to climb on. There's a sand pit with bouncy horses and digging machines. A baseball field with a dugout. Picnic area with BBQ grill. If you come in October, there is no toilet. They are seasonal portable toilets.

One of Omaha's signature parks. Nice playground for kids…read more Lots of picnic tables and grills. A pavilion. Quaint if slightly sketchy grotto. A baseball field. Lots of mature trees and a walking path. Even a pool and a golf course! This is a great space for public events, such as an Earth Day celebration I recently attended. It is by UNO campus and that can impact traffic and parking sometimes. Still, a really nice green space here in the city.

This is one of our favorite local playgrounds and a great place to run or host a work picnic! There…read moreare lots of toys set up for toddlers to play in the summer time.

I still love Pipal Park and take my dogs here once in a while though not as often since they are…read moregetting old. There have been so many changes in recent years due to the new addition to Westgate Elementary School next door. The parking lot coming in off Hascall is completely different. The park itself had some construction in recent years. The scary and probably dangerous tunnel has been leveled and replaced as has the sidewalks, stairs, and pathways around it. There's all new playground furniture. The dense tree line separating the park from the mortuary next door is gone. There is still a lot of open land to walk my dogs. I always feel pretty safe here, especially now, though there are always some randos sitting alone in their cars but I suspect that's all parks.

The 50th Summer Arts Festival...great place to walk our pups while enjoying the music.. the…read moreART...so many vendors..so many food options!! Unfortunately the rain made its presence known ...but there's always tomorrow!

A pretty park in the middle of Aksarben. Over the last nearly 12ish years, it's remained relatively…read morethe same. With some additions like parks, and more festivals. I've attended events here since 2013 as I lived in the Village. You can find conerts, zumba, yoga, etc all in the park. It's fun to bring the kids and let them run around. There is a lot of play space and open greenery. It's a beautiful park with trails connecting to the Papio. Very worth it to make a day of it and bring a blanket and enjoy the views.

This place is so cool for kids! I feel like they never get bored and have a lot of space to be…read morecreative and do fun stuff. It's cool for a birthday party or just open play on a random day! All kids seem to have a blast here!

What an amazing business model. "We sell play sets. Come play and see what you like!" And My son…read morehad the best time! The ladies working were so nice. I saw them helping people with info for purchase while also being so kind to the kiddos playing. Would highly recommend! Great price to play also!

Loved the splash pad! There were so many kids but it was such a big space that it didn't seem…read morecrowded at all. We were able to find a space on the grass to lay out our beach towels and hang out for a while! Very clean space as well.

Ok so when I got here the splash pad felt small and I wasn't sure if the kids would enjoy it. I was…read moreso wrong. The kids LOVED it! My 2 year and 5 year old had a blast we went with some friends and their kids 10 and 6 years old and everyone had a great time. There were two different picnic table areas and both were covered. There is a large grass area next to the spray ground as well as what looked like a walking trail but I can't speak much to the trail. We will definitely be going back.

"It's not that hot in the shade" my daughter insisted, pointing her camera up to the tree crowns…read morehigh above us. This park is full of a huge variety of mature trees, which makes for good birdwatching and bug watching, slime mold watching, etc. There is also a playground here, a pavilion, a dog park, a frisbee golf course, and a lagoon. I think the children's pool and tennis center are still here as well, on the south edge of the park. There is a big greenhouse here for growing plants for the city parks but unfortunately it was severely damaged during an intense hail storm this summer. The park is fairly clean though some trash was piled up next to the trash cans since obviously they had not been emptied. Other than that, I don't have any complaints. A lot of Canada geese are sometimes by the lagoon, so if you're afraid of them, don't go over there. No worries! They are little hissing dinosaurs.

We went to Hanscom Park to play the 9 hole disc golf course. I really enjoyed this course - it is…read moreshort and sweet, but a fun course with all the trees. I'm a beginner but would play this again.