We came to this playground as it was recommended as the best one in the Kenosha area and I…read moredefinitely think this is likely true! My kid spent quite a bit of time playing here. It was pretty darn busy on a beautiful summer day when we visited and I was happy there was a picnic shelter with tables and restrooms nearby. It was a lovely recreation opportunity for the kid with lots of places to climb and lots of things to interact with.

The best playground we have ever visited!!! The playground and restrooms were surprisingly clean,…read moreespecially seeing the number of people here. Our two year old could have played another hour, and still would have been entertained as there is so much to do!!! All different types of ramps, walkways, swings, slides, climbing and even a "spinny thing!!" This playground is also visually very beautiful and lots of seating for the parents. Yes, there was a couple teenagers playing a bit rough, however it is summer break and that is to be expected. Many more kids and toddlers and a friendly environment when we visited!!! Honestly I can't believe this is even a free attraction, such an amazing value for what they offer here!!!

I took a few of my nieces and nephews to River Bend this week end.. It was a wonderful time. They…read moreabsolutely enjoyed their selves. However,, there were woodcarvers showing young people how to carve.. You had to be 10 or older. So they said.. we seen children there that we no for fact were not 10 yet it seemed almost sad that it did not concern anyone.. And likewise I met with a supervisor there that was less than warm to us.. I don't usually get any negative feelings from protocol or rules.. But for some reason this time around here on this day I got a really sad feeling from these few individuals.. I dare not mention much else as I'm certain they will know who I am.. We did after this sad encounter .. meet up with a few awesome volunteers that didn't seem to care one way or another who we were or what we were..and they showed the kids how to build a fire and gave them some awesome knowledge.. but I think I'm gunna stick to Colonial No one to pass judgement .. thank you ...

I just discovered this park earlier this summer and love it. It's serene with beautiful vegetation…read moreand has a great trail that follows along the Root River. The trails are well maintained with either gravel or wood chips to prevent walking in mud. I have seen herons, bunnies, and deer up close and personal while hiking through the woods. It may just be my favorite park in town.

What a nice park. We were cruising through town and saw this on the map and decided to check it…read moreout. There is a lot going on at this park. + Free spring water where you can fill up your own jugs. + A dog park + A beer garden (though unfortunately it was closed given it is off season) + A golf course + Plenty of picnic areas and shelters + Hiking trails + Bike trails + A raging river (spring runoff) + Many playgrounds + Free Wifi (given the ravine it is in cell service was spotty - at least T-Mobile) The one negative is that a number of the picnic shelters do not have convenient parking nearby - it is a very odd set-up. Overall a real gem for this community.

Amazing park for family and friends live beings there with my son.he loves dogs and I this place…read morewe find a lot so it makes him very happy

North Beach Park in Racine is beautiful. The beach is nice and clean and the water is clear. I have…read morebeen to some beaches in Wisconsin where there are dead fish lining the shore. That is not an issue you have at this beach. If you see a fish, it is very much alive. There is plenty of space to spread out and everyone respects your space. We went on a Saturday morning and it wasn't very busy. They have a kids cove which is a jungle gym for the kids to play on. It is actually very involved with a lot of options. The view is very pretty and the water feels nice. It was a little cold when we went, but not too bad. Overall, the North Beach Park is the best part of Racine and a must if you are in the area.

We go here for walks because they have a lovely path that goes along the beach and up past the…read moreRacine Zoo. The path has some hills and stairs if you want to change it up. Plus it has a little wild part by the playground that helps you feel a little more connected to nature. No matter the weather, we enjoy this park.

Hawthorn Hollow will always have a special place in my heart because I grew up as their neighbor…read more The Pike Creek is truly a hidden gem in southeastern Wisconsin. The land is serene and peaceful, filled with wildlife throughout the area. Great for bird watching or taking a nice hike with the family. Hawthorn Hollow hosts a variety of fun events and workshops. The folks that work there are some of the friendliest as well. Highly recommend visiting Hawthorn Hollow if you've never been!

quaint, beautiful nature sanctuary. and it's free! yelp wants me to say more so this is more.read more

small but quaint! walk around the little park, walk down to…read morethe beach, pick up shells and take a look around the Lake and the lighthouse. A cute place to just come and unwind and maybe eat lunch while disconnecting from the world.

It's a super pretty place but also super tiny. You can't actually walk the shoreline. Ample…read moreparking. Come check it out only if in the area.

Nice big park with all sorts of recreation possibilities including soccer, softball, baseball,…read morehiking, picnics, frisbee, kite flying, or fencing. Actually I don't know if fencing foils or any swordplay is allowed here but I didn't see any signs prohibiting it. The real attraction is the beer garden, they have a couple of great food choices, good beer, some bad beer, fire pits, and a friendly low key crowd of families, couples, smaller groups of friends. Lots of parking.

Nice park that hosts lots of activities. The three levels of playground at the park make it ideal…read morefor kids of all ages. In addition to the playgrounds they have a lot of soccer fields, general baseball fields, and a veteran memorial. When the soccer and baseball fields are not in use you will likely be the only family here. It is very quiet and relaxing without a lot of noise. Hope you don't get hurt, but is you do the park is right behind the Village of Somers Fire Department. So a nice safe place with indirect supervision.

Pennoyer Park is a gorgeous stretch of user friendly beachfront and park with a bandshell. It is…read moreflat, near the tennis courts and has ample parking. I love hanging out there for a bit with my sister when I am in town. We usually sit and reminisce. There are always a ton of birds so you can take beautiful photos. There are no snack outlets nearby but the summer is filled with fun activities in the park area. If you are lucky enough to catch a concert, food and beer, it's a bonus! Otherwise, Pennoyer Park and Beach offer a great place to visit during all seasons, whether an event is happening or not.

Decent Spot to unwind for a while n watch the sea gulls flying.Not a great spot for games as there…read moreis not lot of sand and too many small sharp stones. Waves are not rough so swimming can be done but dint notice any life guards either.Parking and restrooms available.2-3 restaurants which are walkable.