If you want to witness some wild life in action- you'll definitely see a bird diving and…read moresuccessfully getting a fish!

Pretty little park with a nice view of the lake unfortunately sometimes ruined by low class people…read morewho don't know how to act in public or in mixed settings.

I spend all summer here. From the trails to the beaches to the perfect beer garden this is the…read moreplace to be. Easy access, good parking!

One of the great Milwaukee County Parks, as it has so many amenities and features going for it. I…read morelike to hike here once in awhile, going north you go through Cuppertino Park, going south you go all the way to Bay View Park past the unofficial beach area- both are great hikes. South Shore of course has: - Rentable pavilion that hosts a lot of weddings - South Shore Beer Garden top notch - Newly constructed beach area - South Shore Farmer's Market - Picnic areas - Volleyball (sand courts) - Playground - Oak Leaf Trail cuts through it - Bike trail - Fishing (shared with Cuppertino off the docks by the SS Yacht Club) The views of Milwaukee's Downtown are some of the best, and you gotta respect South Shore Park in Bay View.

Just a nice park at end of Capital Drive with steps or ramp for going to Lake Michigan beach,…read moreplayground, and an impressive sculpture.

In my opinion, this is the best beach in Milwaukee. It's always extremely clean, well maintained,…read moreand best of all - it is insanely beautiful with scenic views. The water here is clean and fit for swimming, and tgere is usually always a lifeguard in the summer which is great! You can get down to the beach by either using the stairs or the trails to the side. The only negative part about this park is that it is currently undergoing construction which limits parking. Other than that, it is a place I would highly recommend everyone to visit in Milwaukee.

For Mother's Day, we decided to skip the big fancy brunch, and instead grab coffees and pastries to…read morebring on a walk. It's been quite some time since we've visited Lake Park, but I absolutely love it here! We were actually kicking ourselves that we don't come here more often to enjoy nature, as it really is beautiful in all seasons. There is no shortage of trails, short or long, that wind through the park and dip down into the ravines. This includes stairs and some rockier walk ways that lead out to the lakefront. If you prefer to stay on the flat road, you can enjoy the well-paved paths by foot or by bike. We had our stroller along and were able to push it throughout. You'll pass by a golf course, the fancy Lake Park Bistro restaurant, lawn bowling greens, statues, and even the infamous Milwaukee light house. Looking forward to the summertime in hopes that the weekly concert series returns to this park, in addition to the traveling beer garden. My son should be walking soon enough, so we'll no doubt return to let him run free and get some fresh air, while we enjoy views of the lake!

Lake Park is one of my favorite running and wall spots. It's so beautiful and peaceful with easy…read moreaccess to the beach. I like getting there early in the morning to see the sun rise over the lake. There's so much history to this location. I loved learning more from the Wisconsin Historical Society about how the park was designed and constructed. It's a really cool spot for everyone: runners, walkers, people with dogs or kids, everyone! Enjoy!

We love going to the Domes all year round!! There is always something blooming in the desert,…read moretropical or show dome. In the show dome there were stained-glass displays among the plants. The different displays keeps us going back every few months. If you enjoy horticulture, I recommend becoming a member of the Mitchell Park Domes which will also allow you to visit other gardens in the US for free.

Went here at 9am when it would open and there were only a few visitors. Wisconsin residents have…read morediscount for entrance. We were able to see all 3 domes in an hour: Show Dome, Tropical Dome, and Desert Dome. Compared to the Desert Dome in the Omaha Zoo, these domes were smaller. Nevertheless, these domes have varied plants from different parts of the world which were amazing to see. The Show Dome has a small short bridge and a gazebo which were nice areas to take pictures. A small gift shop sells some small plants, magnets, shirts, jewelry, pins, etc. Overall, it's a good place to visit.

Much quieter and safer than other parks in Ozaukee county. Kids that go there are always polite and…read morerespectful.

Very interesting hike to three bridges Park. This is an urban walk you will be taking. Running…read morealongside national Avenue in West Milwaukee. We started at soldier's home, but you can jump in anywhere. Well, interesting and urban, I would just be mindful of your surroundings.

Here's some gorgeous photos I've taken on the trail. I absolutely love the trail, with a few…read moredifferent entrances. It's such a peaceful time, perfect for bird watching, biking, walking, running, sight seeing, etc. Each bridge is fun to walk on and give you different sights of the south side and downtown area. There are some factories around but they didn't add too much noise or anything like that. Definitely one of my favorite parks/trqils. I've taken some of my clients with the youngest being 8 and she absolutely loved it, the hills, the animals, and the water. Definitely recommend for nature lovers.

Cute little spot downtown Third Ward Milwaukee. I love their Beer Garden in the summer and they…read morealways have cute art pieces. Stopped by last night for the Moon Fest!

Great little park that could in the heart of the Historic Third Ward! Catalano Square is a four…read moreseasons park, used for a seasonal beer garden, the World's Largest Coffee Break in the fall, Christmas Tree lighting in the winter, it's practically the campus green space for the nearby college, and a dog pad for nearby residents. To boot, it's home to a permanent sculpture and several installations of Sculpture Milwaukee, including formerly Jason Pickelman's (RIP) Hand Heart. Great little well-used park, Catalano Square!

This is my go to spot in Tosa to take my dog on a nature walk. Great trails that can take you from…read morethe Hoyt Park parking lot all the way to the Tosa Village to grab a coffee on the way back. There is about 3.2 miles of trails to walk, bike and explore. We enjoy these trails in all 4 seasons, I actually prefer the beauty of the river and snow in the winter. There is ample parking even in the summer when the pool is open. In the warmer months you can also grab a beverage from the Beer Garden as well. Great local park and gather spot.

Nice little gem in Wauwatosa... swimming pool , child play area and a nice walking trail... a nice…read morequiet park in a busy area ...

What an amazing playground to have nearby. There is something for little ones of all ages. So much…read moreattention to detail went into designing this space. There are multiple ares for kids to climb--a climbing wall, a climbing tree, ropes, monkey bars, etc. the swings are also inclusive for people of all abilities and there are 2 separate swingsets. I loved the slide structures as they provided shade on an exceptionally hot day. Things to make note of: no food or drinks are allowed in the playground. There are plenty of tables outside for you to eat, but they are not shaded so it could get particularly hot. Plan accordingly. There are bathrooms which is really nice.

This is the first time we've ever been to Kayla's playground, and we were an absolute awe!…read more Not only does it seem super well maintained, everyone there was so pleasant getting along great and it has so much diversity in terms of all the different playground equipment that's there. I was so happy to see that they also have very options for kids of all different spaces, sizes and needs including a specialized swing for those in wheelchairs. My twin toddlers absolutely loved the play place. They explored both sides even though one side is for a little bit younger and one side is for a little bit olderis older. They really like the slides and the more advanced side. But, they've never seen the old school spring riders before and the kiddie side had two! They got a kick out of that and it made me feel nostalgic. We will definitely return to this playground again and again and again. The kids loved it and other than ONE entryway, the entire playground is enclosed which also helps to give piece of mind while you're watching your littles.