Right on the Interurban Bike Trail. This trail is also a good walking trail (bring the dog)…read more Parking is available in the Grafton swimming pool lot on N. Green Bay Road.

We used to drive to Kings Beach almost every other weekend when we lived in Milwaukee…read more We decided to take a memory trip back to Milwaukee this past weekend with a visit to Kings Beach. Less than an hour from Milwaukee, this is a great beach in Sheboygan. There is a smallish little parking lot with easy access to the beach area. There is plenty of room for people to sprawl out in the fine sand and take a dip in Lake Michigan. The water is extremely cold, but felt very nice on this super hot day. We were able to walk out pretty far until our legs numbed and we couldn't go out any further. The beach area is very clean and well manicured and free of all the crappy weeds and other lake stuff. The sand is the nice refined sand. Surprisingly there is no trash laying around. At least not where we were. Right by the resort and the other side is a power plant. Up the way, there is a nice park, a pavillion and a playground. Great beach and park area and a great way to spend the afternoon.

Very pleasant little beach park with a nicely outfitted indoor pavilion. Great for weddings,…read morereceptions, banquets, family events, etc. Spaciousness tall airy interior with lots of windows. Can probably accommodate about 80 people.

I was here to check out the Cedarburg Covered Bridge but I also took the time to walk around this…read morelovely park. So let's combine both into one and here we are. The bridge was built by the Town of Cedarburg to replace a number of periodically washed out bridges. Pine logs were cut and milled in Baraboo, fitted into place in a lattice truss construction with 3x10 inch planks secured by 2 inch hardwood pins, eliminating the use of nails or bolts, and floored by 3 inch planking. The Ozaukee County Board in 1940 coted to assume the preservation and maintenance of the bridge. While the bridge is not open for vehicular traffic and there is a concrete and steel bridge adjacent, you can absolutely walk the bridge or even bicycle it. The nearby park has benches and picnic tables and a building with a picnic shelter complete with power outlets and public restrooms. There's plenty of space in the park to spread out and enjoy the second, smaller bridge. Plenty of parking. This is a great spot for your photo ops and in fact a couple was getting their engagement photos done here when I visited. [Review 20675 overall - 245 in Wisconsin - 1656 of 2023.]

This bridge was fun to see. A pretty little park. We went in winter but I still enjoyed it. A…read moreshort drive from downtown Cedarburg.

Fireman a park is fredonias most used area. A baseball diamond, soccer fields and playground make…read moreit the go to youth sport teams and young families. The playground equipment is newer and features a kid version zip line and lumber jack roller. There is a small swing set and a few bouncer features. The park does have benches and picnic tables. Because it's located directly next to the fire station parking is often a challenge if a rescue call has been dispatched. The lions club often hosts their chicken dinner events here and the towns celebrate Fredonia has been held here as well.

This park is so much better than mountains of coal! Would highly recommend!!!read more

The power plant on the lakefront near the Port Washington Marina switched from coal to natural gas…read morein 2004. The former coal docks have now been converted and are part of a nice park. There are paved paths along the lake, a boardwalk, picnic tables, several benches, bike parking and a red metal roofed pavilion. The pavilion has a spiral staircase reminiscent of the staircases you may find in lighthouses, and from the pavilion overlook you can see two lights: the art deco Port Washington Breakwater Light and Port Washington Lighthouse, which has been restored and now houses a museum. There are just a few steps to get to the top of the pavilion overlook, and once up there you will be sheltered from the elements and can have a good look at the lake and the lights. In the park you will also find a replica of the Wisconsin Pillar from the WWII Memorial in Washington, D.C.

Garrison's Glen - A lovely tribute and gesture to a young man who passed away…read more Location 2231 Pioneer Road - Mequon, WI 53092 Size 22 Acres Description This is a nice park if you are looking for a short walk. But even though it's small, treasures for the eyes await visitors. The paths are well maintained grass paths. They keep them mowed very well. They have bird houses within in the glen erected. There can be quite a bit of activity from birds so it's a great place to bird watch if that's your jam, or jelly. Tons of trees, most I cannot identify because I've never bothered to learn. But! It is an excellent mix of old trees and newer trees. There are some absolutely stunning trees to see. I took pictures but it doesn't do it justice. This property has maybe 4-5 paths you can take which often overlap one another. It's very peaceful here. There is a large bog? Swamp? Marsh? Wetland? Whatever the proper nomenclature is. There is a big really, really , really wet area in the middle with lots of wetland plants. Points of Interest There is a multitude of plant life. Asters, Wild Cucumber, Jewelweed, False Sunflowers, Horsetail, Golden Alexander, Dogwood with some of the most vibrant red branches I have even seen and grapes. Like, grapes taking over the place. It's Planet of the grapes there. The birds! So many. Be Aware It is always wet. Always. There's a swamp in the middle so be prepared for soggy, muddy ground. There are occasionally branches hanging down in the middle of the walking paths so keep your eyes sharp! Mosquitos - Holy f-ing hell mosquitos. They are more ferocious than strippers in Dothan Alabama. The Entry/Exit way. It is seriously step and there is some erosion from where the asphalt meets the gravel and if you go over it too fast it will cause your car to hit the pavement HARD. Dog Friendly? Yes- As long as you keep them on the leash and clean up after them. They even provide a trash bin at the entrance so you can throw the brown sausages away and not even have to worry about taking them home in your car to dispose. Vixen Says There were no gila monsters, so that gets a paw up. Lots of good sniffs, another paw awarded. Delicious  grass so another paw. Three paws and a bark!

Wasn't sure what to expect buts a very clean, well taken care of center for children of all ages…read more We stopped by once to check it out and will certainly be back with this as a regular rotation spot. Especially when the winters get too cold to do much else. Family friendly place with decent coffee for the adults. Glad to have found this place and it's very reasonably priced!

Great place! Lots to do and clean! Wish it wasn't $15/child…read moreas most kids won't play there more than two hours

We've gone out salmon fishing with C&D Charters several times. We've had a great time and caught…read morefish each time. I can't recommend then highly enough and will be booking with Chad for our next trip.