Nice senior center operated by Milwaukee Recreation - MPS. Lots of senior events here, some…read moreclasses, a therapeutic work out area. It's an historic building. $15 annual fee for Milwaukee residents gains access to lots of stuff: https://milwaukeerecreation.net/rec/Locations/OASIS.htm

This is an incredible experience! The domes are huge, beautiful, warm! The plants are natural,…read morebeautiful! They have three domes, a floral dome / show dome, a desert dome, and a tropical dome. The show dome has a train that goes around and it's great for kids, my child was entertained for a while. It's very relaxing to come here do some nice walking, take in the beauty of the earth. We came on a Saturday and it was not too busy! Definitely recommend.

Went here at 9am when it would open and there were only a few visitors. Wisconsin residents have…read morediscount for entrance. We were able to see all 3 domes in an hour: Show Dome, Tropical Dome, and Desert Dome. Compared to the Desert Dome in the Omaha Zoo, these domes were smaller. Nevertheless, these domes have varied plants from different parts of the world which were amazing to see. The Show Dome has a small short bridge and a gazebo which were nice areas to take pictures. A small gift shop sells some small plants, magnets, shirts, jewelry, pins, etc. Overall, it's a good place to visit.

Great park to visit and hang out with an awesome huge 18 hole disc golf course! Great soccer field…read moreand prairies to have awesome events!

Beautiful fall scenery, nice quiet park ...also now they are upgrading the entire parks redoing…read moreall the roads and parking lots adding alot more parking and pathways off the roads throughout the entire park ... they are doing an excellent job and makes parking so much more convenient at every part of the park and also having pathways throughout the park where people on bikes of walking no longer having to do so on the roadways... it's so much more beautiful and convenient for everyone now ... the construction is still in process for those who wants to visit although driving through most of the park is possible

Very nice center but they have just recently changed their access to a couple of early morning &…read morelate evening hours only for people that reside outside the school district. Even then, certain areas like the track, basketball court or machined and free weight / exercise areas may be closed off for student access- making the ability to utilize the gym extremely limited á of 2026.

Affordable and well kept. It's a really nice small community center and glad that the HS offers…read morethis to us residents!

Excellent customer service. Patient, knowledgeable, and kind. Picked up a little hatchet and some…read moreexcellently priced sale items. Love this store

Had a great time kayaking on lake Monona. It was super easy…read moreto book & pay online. They sanitized the paddles and life vests and everything & it's easy to socially distance on the lake. Will definitely be renting from them again!

Love lakeshore park. A great place for a run or a walk. Beautiful lake views, beautiful city views…read more Lots of redwinged blackbirds

It's on the eastern edge of the historic third ward on the source of Lake Michigan. This 22 acre…read morepark is Wisconsin's only urban state park filled with walkers, runners, cyclist... The paved trail twist past native flowers, prairies & beach that is open year round. There wet shady spots to sit & appreciate the scenic park.

Watch for this aging ugly duckling to be reborn as a beautiful swan. A local favorite, it's in a…read moregreat location. But the facilities have seen better days. I'm not sure how this happened but MPS/Milwaukee Recreation got some hotshot architectural firm to renovate outdoor facilities one or two at a time and they've been transforming these neighborhood little parks into wonderful places to play. There's a century old little fieldhouse that will be expanded, the playground will be updated, the baseball field will be repurposed into an ethnically more appropriate soccer pitch and they plan a basketball court and a shady area for picnics. The neighborhood got to vote on a few different designs. As it is now, it's an okay playground and a dusty little used baseball sandlot. It is about to become much more.

Somehow this lake escaped my attention the first 6 years we lived in Wisconsin. What a wonderful…read morespot! There's a gorgeous park like setting leading up to the lake. There's a wonderful picnic area and and plenty of spots for enjoying the views of the lake. The lake itself is good for swimming, boating, kayaking, or paddleboarding. It truly is a great spot for a little bit of everything. We enjoyed a wonderful walk around the park area and along the lakefront and made a note to come back another day for some on the water fun. They are popular and so parking nearby (though there's additional lots a distance away) can be difficult on a holiday (we tried on the 4th of July) but for a normal weekday or weekend, there's plenty of parking and plenty of space for fun. Little Muskego Lake offers a lovely oasis for recreation in the Milwaukee metro. Get to it!

Little Muskego is a small recreational lake that is open to more than those who live along its…read moreshoreline. Every person out there needs to be respectful of those around them. There are swimmers, kayaks, fishermen, waterski users and boaters. It's a fun lake for fishing until the leisure boaters start zipping around in watercraft and jet skis. There's "no wake" zones for a reason and 80 percent of people seem to completely ignore the signs and buoys. If you see an anchored boat, give them a little space. And if you happen to be the random car that slowly drives through or parks in the middle of the boat launch with no regard to trailered vehicle, be aware of what's going on please. It's a hive of activity and I'm sure nobody wants to get hurt.