Great little family park in a little neighborhood area near Midddleton. We were lucky enough to…read morehit the Playground while no one was around and the ballfield and pavilion were empty. Not to mention that there were two pokestops that were very lucrative while I was there. Playground equipment is nice and updated. Nice when not busy of course!

Haen Family Park is a lovely corner park that runs along a wooded area. There's a playground,…read morebasketball court, and volleyball court, but my favorite thing is the group that plays cricket on Saturday mornings when the weather is nice. I am a slow runner and Haen was near the end of my run when I lived in this neighborhood, so I had a few minutes to watch as I rounded the park. Haen is a nice asset to the neighborhood.

We heard about this park from a neighbor and decided to check it out since it's only about a 10…read moreminute drive away. It's a cute little spot near the neighborhood with a pond and a small swing set. The path is pretty well maintained, and it's a nice place for a short walk or an easy loop around the area.

Love hanging out at Stricker Park in Middleton! The park itself includes a playground and swing…read moresets, tennis courts, a basketball hoop, and a short soccer field. There is also a bubbler and portable bathroom available in the summer months. The best part about this park is that it is next to Stricker pond and has a nice trail that goes all the way around it, perfect for nature watching- which includes lots of turtles and birds and blooming lily pads in the summer. The pond is away from major roads so it is a very peaceful place to hike and has lots of benches to sit on.

This park is so cute and has bathrooms and shaded areas, sand volleyball and the cute lake to walk…read morearound. Fun for the whole family.

This is a beautiful park . I wanted to take my son here. It is a very great place for a picnic or…read moreto take kids to. The only issue I saw with it is that the bathrooms are now closed for the winter; which unfortunately if you gotta go, you gotta go somewhere else. Other than that, it is a lovely place to visit.

A beautiful undeveloped park just under 10 acres with around 1500 feet of shoreline right on the…read morelake. I was there on a picture-perfect day but when as I walked toward the water about 30 boats were parked with music pushed into distortion. Competing stereos?! Other than the pendejos, it was perfect.

This is the newest park in Monona. The city acquired this lakeshore property a year ago. They are…read moreworking on a master plan for this beautiful property on Lake Monona so for now it is a great place to sit by the lake and enjoy the views especially at sunset. There are a few picnic tables and some comfy Adirondack chairs.

I think this park is awesome. There is a Biergarten, bathrooms, a beach, kayak and SUP rentals,…read moresand volley ball courts and lots of trees for shade and grass areas. Dogs allowed on leash. The lake front views are beautiful too.

We stumbled upon the park almost by accident. We only stopped to look at the lake and were…read moreoverjoyed to find an area where our son could be entertained as we sipped on a beer from the nearby biergarten. Our son especially enjoyed the sandbox. I'm sure there are other features that I missed but it was a nice way to spend an evening before heading back to the hotel.

Great neighborhood park with multiple swings and slides. Nice basketball court and climbing…read moreequipment. Everything is usually well maintained and clean.

Beautiful park. Plenty of space to burn off energy. Full court basketball and a nice play…read morestructure. Also a set of swings. Connected to SP park is a 2nd park with volleyball and covered picnic tables.

I was in the area picking something up and decided to take a short walk through this park. My…read morenephews and I used to come here in Spring when everything was still covered in snow, and in winter, the park is popular for cross-country skiing, so I'm quite familiar with it. I've also attended a foraging class here through the Madison Public Library, which was a great experience. The trails are easy to walk, but keep an eye out for black walnuts that ripen and drop onto the ground--you could easily step on one and twist an ankle (as I unfortunately did). Along the way, you might spot squirrels and hear birds singing in the bushes. I even came across some mushrooms, which reminded me of the foraging class. There's a restroom facility and a pond nearby, and in winter, local families love coming here for sledding on hill. I've done it myself--it's a lot of fun, just make sure to protect your back on the way down! Don't say I didn't warn you!

I went recently to try out the ice skating and had a blast. It cost 6$ to rent ice skates and you…read morecould skate for as long as you want until the rental place closed. If you have your own skates you can skate for as long as you want. They have 2 rinks, one for regular ice skating and the other for hockey. They have the green assistance rollators, for when you need assistance ice skating, that are useful. The ice was chipped in some areas, but overall good quality. There is a huge hill close by that looks like it can be sledded when there's more snow.

Village Park is the crown jewel of the Waunakee park system. Located just east of downtown, the…read morepark features a series of picturesque stone bridges over Six Mile Creek, making it ground zero for homecoming and prom pictures. The park has several basketball courts, playground equipment and a large shelter house with restrooms that can be reserved for events. Murphy Field, home of Waunakee's Home Talent baseball team, can also be found at this park. During December, the park hosts the popular Rotary Holiday Lights show.

Beautiful little park with an adorable gazebo. Nice place to rest or have a picnic. My one wish is…read morethat dogs were allowed, but the Jefferson County Dog Park is nearby and that is a plus!