I go here once in a while, and every time I do, I'm either relaxed, swimming (in the summer), or…read moreriding my bike, and it's all really nice and pretty. Even on a rainy day it still feels like a community park, not just a random plot of land with a slide and swing.

Great pool! Love the seperate kiddy pool and the lazy river! (Also love that we dont get blasted…read morewith music at this pool, thankyou!)

I really love this place. My friend and I love to bring our…read morebabies here. Pros: salt water pool, chlorine pool, slides, lazy river with intertubes for kids, adults, and babies, mini water park area, most lifeguards seem alert, splash pad, locker rooms for families, good prices. Cons: food counter is terrible.

Always a pleasure. My kids could come here every day! Not the Dells but nice for an impromptu…read moreafternoon of swimming.

The worst pool complex I have been to. Very dirty, if your kid can't swim across the pool without…read moregoogles they won't pass to use the slide. Which is nuts. Yet the kids in the swim Classes can go down the slides that can't swim. Don't waste your money.

Went here when it was 92° in the shade. Very clean, and well managed. The lifeguards are all fully…read moretrained and very professional. There are kiddy pools for the children, and other aquatic activities for them. One day admission is only $10 for nonresident, and $8 for residents. Season passes are also available. Swimming lessons are also available with appointment.

My son went here with his friends and I only stayed for a little while to make sure he was settled…read more From my perspective, the facility is well run, with the check-in process smooth for guests. The center was clean from the inside lockers to the pool area. I think the biggest complaint is that it was very crowded, but it was a really hot 90-degree day, so I get it. It's worth a visit.

Overpriced, crowded, only one entrance & exit, highschool kids working with no supervision or…read moredirection, and not enough chairs.

Pool was very cold, the service was terrible, pool closed at 1 for "not enough attendance" we…read moreweren't even able to get a refund! Never coming here again!

We called before we dicided to bring the kids we were told we could stay while they shut down for…read more30 min but instead of allowing us to stay like they said we were told to leave and we would have to repay to get back in so in the end we paid 50 dollars not including food and swam for 1 hour. Staff was slow and annoyed worst service ever.

Perfect place to take your kids! It's affordable and has a lot for the kiddos to do. The life…read moreguards are attentive and I trust my child is safe while having fun.

This is a great place to bring the family and kids to cool off!…read more The main attraction if you ask me is the Lazy River!! That's right! Lazy River! Whenever I come here it's like I go on a mini-vacation. I'm so grateful to have this just a quick bike ride away. I love MKE County Parks!

We were very disappointed when we arrived at 11:30 after paying for our daily passes to be turned…read moreaway and told we are not allowed to enter until 12:00. Apparently, they are now prioritizing season pass holders over general pass holders. It was posted in small print when purchasing the tickets online. I just did not see it as we have always been able to enter at the earlier time previously. Just disappointing as this is a new change that seems silly and these tickets are NOT cheap...

Beware. This place is not exactly cheap. There are chiggers and ticks all over the grass. It can…read moreget crowded quickly and they tend to close the deep end often as the water gets cloudy and reduces visibility. There isn't much room to actually swim anywhere. They do have a nice shallow area for little kids which starts at zero depth. The slides are nice, but 2 are in the deep end, which sometimes closes. In addition, there are occasional safety breaks, which only last for 15 minutes, where it is adult swim only. As an adult, I like it, but of course the kids do not.

We stopped here because we were camping at a racetrack in Elkhart lake. Our kids, ages 4 and 9 were…read moresuper hot and needed to cool down. It was perfect for families!! The zero depth entry was nice and there were lots water features for younger kids (small slide, water umbrella and little fountains, a seesaw in the pool). My 9 year old enjoyed the larger water slides and deeper part of the pool. There were plenty of lifeguards on duty. Really, we had a great time playing as a family. Admission was super cheap. We paid $12 for a family of 4. This may have been because we didn't arrive until 5.

One of my favorite public swimming pools. They havw a bit of every thing for just about everyone…read more Zero entry for families with little kids, a number of slides and other water features, lap lanes and a deeper pool. They also have a great little sand pit for kids to play in when they get tired of swimming. Only complaint is the snack bar could offer a larger variety of foods. Also wish they had a longer season as they close in August. Im sure that is because most of their lifeguards head back to college then.

Another place I miss in the burbs of Milwaukee…read more This place was not far from where we used to live and it was a really nice surpise finding it. Kind of reminds me of the set up in Elmhurst, IL. Skate Park, Pool, Waterpark-ish area. Another skate park I dropped my "big kid" off, but I actually ended up staying. Nice clean park, and nice area to park under a tree and read a book which is exactly what I did while waiting for J to get done skating. Very nice!

Haven't been here in a while. The pools big with a giant water slide. 2 diving boards big and…read morelittle. Have to pay to get in.

Pinewoods Campground is a beautifully wooded campground within the overall Kettle Moraine State…read moreForest Southern Area. I've been camping here every late September, for a few years, and it's truly a gem of the Wisconsin system. Pinewoods has 101 campsites, flush toilets, vault toilets and showers. There are no electrical sites at this campground. A playground is next to the shower building. And news to me- This campground offers a designated area for those who want to enjoy the peace and quiet that nature has to offer. Loop 1 is a 24-hour quiet zone, meaning no pets, radios or mechanical device noises are allowed, ensuring a peaceful visit. The facilities are clean, there are a few large group sites, and a few hike-in sites. While my small crew prefers the hike-in sites, honestly the regular sites have ample privacy, nestled between the tall pines of this area. There is great hiking nearby, whether it's the Scuppernong trails or the Ice Age Trail, horse riding, Ottawa Lake, and some of the best mountain biking in the State (Emma Carlin and John Muir Trails). Not far from Milwaukee, Madison, Chicago, Pinewoods Campground is a great getaway!

Our family loves camping here and walking the many trails they have. If you plan on camping here…read morewith a group, you'll have to book a year in advance because those spot fill up fast.