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!

I love this park! Tons of land and lots of things to do, for families and kids. My daughter and I…read morecome here often to use the lake and/or playground and we always have a fun time. This is one of the only parks in Omaha that considered shade when planning their play areas and benches, which I appreciate! Also a great spot for Geocaching :)

Great park for kids of a wide range of ages. Bucket swings and one small slide. Lots of climbing…read more Nice teeter totter that works for toddlers and older kids. Overall really great park with a lot of options (especially for younger kids). All of the equipment is on sand, so make sure you plan accordingly for footwear. Most kids had shoes off when we were there, but the sand would be hot in the afternoon as there isn't a ton of shade.

I love miller park. It's a diamond in the rough. They really put a lot of thought and $$ into it…read more It was a great zero entry pool, splash ground and park, basketball courts, soccer field, golf course, walking/running path around it, dog parks and more. It really has a lot to offer and me and my kids love going there. The downside is that it can get crowded and sometimes with older kids on the playground that make me less comfortable with my 4 and 2 year old. It's a great park and lots to do. I think the paved walking path is a little over one mile around.

Nice area, we went to the splash pad. Perfect for a free family activity on a hot day! Geared more…read moretowards younger kiddos, we had two preteens and a young elementary aged child, all kiddos had fun! They loved taking turns under the dumping buckets of water. There was a birthday party wrapping up at the bigger table area, we found another table off to the corner side with benches. No issues, seemed well enough maintained.

Pool doesn't open until June 11 this year…read more Nice quiet park set aside in the metro. Well maintained and surrounded by a few houses and apartment complexes makes it kind of tucked away. Nice to grab a lunch and get away for awhile. Mature trees make for good shade to eat at any of the picnic tables. Plenty of play ground equipment, basket ball and tennis court are available. There is a slight trail around the property and tree row allowing running, jogging, and long boarding; however, it's not currently connected to any of the larger metro trails which provide much better access across the city.

Great place to shoot trap. Opens at noon closed onMondays. Reasonable pricing. Snack bar on siteread more

For one my recent pictures do not do the whole park justice. Its massive and all the different…read moreareas are far apart so there isn't much noise bleed over. Tons of baseball diamonds although i dont know how often actual events are scheduled in them. Last visit i even admired a few people flying some nitro fueled tethered airplanes. When i was onsite 2 baseball games were going on and the splash pad was busy and still tons of parking. One thing i didn't like is the playground by the splash pad had a 'soft' ground covering but WOW was it reflecting heat like crazy. On a hot sunny day keep an eye on your littles so they dont possibly burned. Also that playground equipment is wheelchair accessible from what i could tell since it had ramps up and walkways were very wide. It can also be tricky getting into the park as the entrances are pretty small steeets. I'd recommend the access off Harrison street.

This is a smaller dog park in an urban setting. There are many apartments around, so it's a…read moreconvenient location for apartment dwellers to bring their dogs to exercise. It's grassy, flat, and has some play structures for dogs. Note: the structures are for dogs, not kids. With all the eating places in Aksarben Village, people might be tempted to bring in food. This is a no-no except for very small dog treats. Speaking of very small, there is a big dog area and a small dog area. Also, as with all dog parks, people are expected to pick up after their pets. Bags are available for that, and trash bins too. Most of the dogs and people are well-behaved, but that can change so dog owners should be attentive to their dogs. The dog park is a real asset to Aksarben Village.

The park is in a great location and so far our experiences is good with it. Fiona has met a lot of…read moreher furfriends there and it's good to keep her actively running around. The only thing that I would comment is that the park can be very packed sometimes as it's not that big, and sometimes there's some waste that wasn't being picked up by owners so that's not that good part.

There is something here for everyone. Playgrounds, disc golf, an amphitheater, a dog park, trails,…read moreyou name it. It's also right next to the Gretna YMCA. However, where are all the trees? There is virtually no shade save an occasional shelter with tables. Right now the park lacks character and, especially in the summer, shade! They would be wise to plant trees and get this place some character and a place to cool down.

Family friendly, safe, and enjoyable open space on well maintained grounds and sidewalks. On any…read moregiven day or evening you'll find kids riding bikes, fishing, playing outdoor sports or simply enjoying a dose of fresh air. Wholesome in every sense of the word and conveniently located adjacent to the Gretna YMCA!

A beautiful and rarely-crowded urban park. There are three picnic pavilions (closed during the…read morepandemic), a few picnic tables and benches, a playground, a walking path (about a mile long), and a pond. No athletic fields. Restrooms are usually closed. This is my favorite spot for lunch on work days. Access is via Q St only. There are some other roads which look like they'd connect when seen on a map, but they dead-end at the edge of the park.

Nice little playground. Never a huge fan of sand, but it has plenty of swings and things to climb…read more Accommodates a wide range of ages.