Absolutely horrible service if you want to take your kid and not go swimming. You have to pay for…read moreyour entry same price. Don't think the bathrooms are good there was no sewage there was shit in the girls bathroom toilet paper all over the ground.

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!

Big fan of this neighborhood park, not only are there two age appropriate jungle gyms but there's…read morealso a wading pool which is convenient if your little one needs to cool down in the summer months. I believe the wading pool is open 11-4 as long as weather permits. Almost don't want to review this park to keep it to myself!

Rainbow park, times have changed. For those who did not know, let me tell you some history about…read morethat big hill you see. This place used to be landfill a long time ago and they filled the place up and now it's a park. As a little boy I used to come here a lot. It's a nice and quite little park. There's just a few swings and some sand to play in and of course, there is that kiddy pool for the summer. I probably pee'd in it, haha... Next to the soda machine used to be a pay phone, you know? The one that you put in one finger at a time and turned it in a circular motion. Ah, rotary phones were cool, not! Soda in that machine was 25 cents and they had a machine inside the building that made a cup of chicken broth soup, hot coco or, coffee. Yes, no Starbucks back then. In the summer you can expect to see men dressed up in uniforms playing baseball. You can also play tennis. They have two courts here. Hopefully the nets are new. The most fun is probably during the winter months when snow is on the hill. Take a sled, grease it down with left over lard from Christmas dinner and your in for a joy of a life time. As I said, the park is small, but it's cozy. Just because something is big, does not make it better. [Review #173]

This place was AWESOME!!!! One of my fav indoor play places so far. It has so so many different…read moreareas for kids to play. Lots of imagination play! My daughter loved it all & could stay there all day. We'll definitely be back. Good snacks & drinks for purchase, and the staff were all so friendly!

Perfect play spot for kids 6 and under. Our 3 yr old spent 90% of his time in the Train room. Safe…read morearea for running around with a picnic area so you can bring a snack or lunch.

tl;dr A nice little park for a quiet neighborhood. Includes a playground, shelter, half basketball…read morecourt, baseball diamond, and a paved trail looping the park. Stopped here to waste some time while Momma was at the mall. The park is your standard neighborhood park, but with some touches. The park loses a star as the playground has a mulch surface instead of rubber (mulch is sadly used at almost every Brookfield park). Both the little kid and big kid playgrounds have one slide, but they each have fun noise makers attached that I've never seen at any other park before. The playground includes four swings (two baby swings, and two big kid swings). There is a paved walking loop that starts by the playground, wraps around the baseball diamond, and past the basketball courts winding back to the playground. Note: Dogs are allowed on the loop! The park shelter is small but includes a handicap accessible table, and one surprisingly awesome feature, a storage bin that the neighborhood put together with sporting goods and toys for kids to play with while they are at the park. Chalk, frisbees, soccer ball, baseball bats, and more. Way cool!!! Surrounding the entire park is a lot of landscaping and trees, yet they are all fairly young and are not shade producing yet. One other note, there are no bathrooms or drinking fountain at the park. Parking is limited to a few spaces in a parking lot, and no street/grass parking is allowed. While this is not a park your kid will spend hours at, it is a perfect place to get out all of those wiggles from a morning of running errands.

Meadows of Brookfield Park is a large and well-maintained park space in the Brookfield…read moreneighborhood. It includes a playground, halfcourt, baseball diamond, shelter, and paved path circumnavigating the park. I wish they would include a dog poop bag dispenser with trash bin. Also, a restroom or at least a water fountain would be great.

My husband and I went to Endicott Park to get in some steps after having a large meal. I found this…read moreto be a nice park that has a playground, baseball field, tennis court, shelter with picnic tables, and walking paths. There were many trees for scenery. I highly recommend Endicott Park!

This park in Brookfield has beautiful walking trails! Only thing that would make it better is to…read morehave mileage of trails posted somewhere.

A fun place to play with young kids! Always clean, a big enough space but not too big you can't…read morekeep an eye on your kids (especially if you have more than one!). I do feel like kids ages 5 and up might be bored, more geared towards younger kids!

Clean, not crowded and managed by reservation and everyone was so kind. 10/10 will be coming backread more

A great place to bring the kids when you need a break. Owner Jenna is constantly bringing In new…read moreactivities to keep your little one interested. Booking a birthday party here is a good way to save your sanity. They supply most of what you need, then do the clean up. Jacki

Finally a place that developmentally makes sense! By trade, I was an elementary school teacher and…read moresee so many toys out in the market that are cute, sings songs, or trending on social media. Nugget Nation MKE has one of the BEST curation of toys that CONSISTENTLY rotates. I like to emphasize the consistent because a lot of play spaces have kept the same toys month after month but not here! 3 Reasons You Should Visit Nugget Nation 1) It incorporates play for a variety of ages. I have an older son and an infant/toddler. Often times at most places I would get nervous that my older one would be too big and hurt the young ones or my little one would have nothing to do. This is the best for both worlds. 2) Play for every kid. I said this initially but there are a variety of toys that will peak your little one's interest or curiosity which is perfect for problem solving and imagination 3) The indoor play space is a perfect size - not too big where you will lose your kids inside and it's CLEAN. It you are a 90s kid and remember Chucky Cheese play gyms being the best thing - this is way better and will give you the mental ease that your children are safe. I read the previous review about attendees getting everyone sick and honestly that must be a fluke because I go at least once a month and found that other children are respectful especially when it comes to germs. Kayla and Jenna you are the best addition to our lives thank you for giving this mama a place to go when feeling cooped up.

Ruby Parked is tucked between Interstate 94 as it passes through Brookfield WI and the neighboring…read moreRubywood subdivision. The 9 acre park was dedicated in 1954. Homes in this area currently run in the 300K and 400K range. The park has essentially a single trail that runs the length of the park. To your left as you walk west is Deer Creek and to your right the Rubywood subdivision. The park has a playground for young kids and a basket ball court for those that are older. Upon my visit back in the beginning of March of this year, the basket ball court was empty, a family or two were visiting the playground, and a number of couples were strolling along the trail. It's an interesting area due to the wetlands and the proximity to Interstate 94. Noisy but very pleasant none-the-less. Ruby's bigger (31 acres) but younger (1985) brother, Brookfield Manor Park, lies just to the east. I highly recommend visiting both in the same outing. If you can make it on an early Sunday morning just as the sun is getting up, I don't think you'll be disappointed.

Kinsey Park used to be a cool little park back in the days, but it has changed a lot since I used…read moreto be a child. Back then the pond was always stocked with fish and was always kept clean, now this pond is overgrown with filamentous green algae and often there is little life left within the water. Kinsey Park sits on a total of 6 acres of land and has a picnic table inside the pavilion. There is a small nature trail that goes back into the woods. This can be a nice place to sit and relax for a quick lunch in the park. They also have a playground area for kids, although it is old, it still gives kids something to do. On West Kinsey Park Drive there is a parking lot for visitors, this parking lot is only big enough to hold about 2-3 cars. If the city of Brookfield ever decides to finally maintain Kinsey Park I'll update my review. Until then, don't expect too much from this park. You'll better off driving down a few miles to Rainbow or Greenfield. [Review #249] (Eighth Review of 2015)