Wonderful park for the little ones. There are two separate play areas. The park is fully fenced so…read moreyou don't have to worry about the kiddos running into the street. The equipment is unique and great for the little ones who love to climb.

If you have kids who are just walking, up to about 3 or 4, this is the best small park in Madison…read morefor them to play that I know of. It is extremely well designed for the toddler crowd. It is totally gated, so no one can make a run for the street. The equipment is interesting and exciting to kids without posing almost any danger, and from 18 months on, they can do almost everything themselves. There are no swings you have to push them on, no ladders you have to hover over while they climb. Just sit on one of the many benches and relax! If you live within a mile or two, and are in charge of some people in diapers, do yourself a favor and find this little patch of fun tucked just outside the elementary school grounds.

Edward Klief park is truly a staple of the neighborhood. It has everything you could want! slides,…read moreswings, and a complex jungle gym. But be careful of the turf, you could slip and twist an ankle! The park has been a cultural icon for both elementary school kids and college students, who throw keggers on the grass and then ride those kegs down the slides. picture attached. Also, the original name of the park is Milton Street Playground!

This is a great park for enjoying a warm summer day or tailgating prior to a Badger Football game…read more There is a backstop and small baseball/softball area, plenty of green space, a playground for the little ones, a basketball court, and a sand volleyball court with an above average quality net. On warm days, one can always hear people playing baskbetball and volleyball. There are brick ledges with brick floors on two corners of the park which are perfect for adding extra seating or places to put food and other items while tailgating. The whole park is filled with tailgaters prior to Badger Football games. This is one of only a couple Madison parks that allow alcoholic beverages. You just can't have glass containers!

This park is very large. It has the usual park shelter, bathrooms, slides, and swings (also a cool…read morezipline perfect for little kids) and tons of green space. The city puts in a couple of ice rinks in the winter and there are several music events during the summer. It is a great park. Oh, and it has two parking lots, one on each side (you can approach from Hwy N or North Street).

Nice playground. Looks like newer equipment. Some shade for parents. Nice walking path for people…read moreand their dogs, and lots of field area to run around.

Yesterday our 4 and 5th graders played at this facility. This was the worst experience ever. Their…read morerefs seemingly favor their local teams or teams they are familiar with over others. During the second game, they issued a tech against a 4th grader for yelling back at their parent asking them to stop yelling at them during the game. Although they didn't know the mother was also the child's former coach/parent, they knew this was personal and unrelated to the game, nor against her team or the opponents. No warning or anything. Just tech her while she was already visibly upset, crying, and walking to her coach requesting to be taken out. Where was the grace? The third/ championship game two other refs issued 3 techs against two of our player. One was against my daughter who rarely fouls anybody and helps her opponents up after fouling them. According to my daughter, the opponent came from behind and knocked the ball out of her hand but the ref accused her of throwing rhe ball. Initially they were far behind but the two technical fouls allowed them to caught up. The 3rd tech was given while tie and end of the game allowing their opponents win by two; ending score was 21-19. These girls have never experienced such bias treatment. Bad refs negatively impact the children's confidence and self-esteem. This was not okay. We did not travel out of state to be mistreated.

We were at the new location in Reedsburg over the weekend and what a disgusting pig sty. All tables…read morewere filled with trash, spilled drinks and food. The amount of popcorn that littered the floor was almost unbelievable. Yet, you could turn around and there stood (4) staff members all chatting behind the food counter without one customer to help. Teach your staff to wipe a table, throw out the empty Gatorade bottles on the tables, maybe sweep up the 50 lbs of popcorn on the floor instead of standing there doing nothing. The exact same happens at the Dells location. The most overpriced admission fee venue in Wisconsin ...and yet the worst.

I say this about a lot of parks but, this is definitely one of the best parks I have ever been to…read more There are 6 areas for different sports, including: basketball, baseball, soccer, tennis, volleyball, and ping pong. In addition to the sports, there is a very nice playground, pavilion (with electricity and a grill), and a walking trail.

Nice little park, centrally located to bring your kids when passing through. My kids liked it.read more