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    Memorial Park

    4.6 (14 reviews)

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    Lesley M.

    We stopped by this park briefly to view the Times Magazine statue from World War II. This park is gorgeous and well-kept for the WWII, Korean, and Vietnam military memorial. It's a peaceful area to walk around, and has a nice overlooking view.

    Kenn A.

    Beautiful place. Great place to walk. This statue is traveling around the country. Lot of other memorials to see.

    JoJo N.

    Memorial Park is one of the best parks in Omaha! Whether you want to go on a run, have a picnic, hammock in the trees, visit the rose garden, or have a game of ultimate frisbee, there is enough space for everyone to do as they please. The Christmas lights that they currently have up are also beautiful to visit and enjoy in the evenings. I've never had an issue with parking, even on their busiest summer days. Their beautiful monuments honor those who lost their lives in World War II, the Korean War, and the Vietnam War. Definitely worth a stop if you're looking to get outside!

    Braedyn B.

    Nice decent-sized park, well maintained and has a very meaningful/powerful statue that acts as the center of the park. There are various stone plaques around the park that all tell their own story and symbolize honor in their own unique way.

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    Lianna N.

    I've been here in the past for summer sponsored concerts and ultimate frisbee tournaments in college, but since then, haven't visited often. Beside a playground and a few cool artsy landscaped flower beds scattered throughout, Memorial Park is GRASS. Acres of grass it seems, stretching endlessly in all directions with trees, slopes and hills. This means you could have a picnic (along with a lot of small flying gnat like bugs in the grass), practice sports, do running drill work outs, or play with your dog. Nothing else comes to mind, since this place doesn't seem to have a bathroom (read: dont stay too long), water fountains, or built shelter from the sun other than the sturdy and large mature trees. Again, expect bugs in all warm seasons! I wear long pants and covered shoes, even in the summer time. I think its a great park for a short romp, but not for too long. My dog loves running on the endless lawn leash free, since it's so far from a street that I feel safe letting him free! I always bring him water and some for myself too-dont forget that in the hot summer months!

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    Their beautiful monuments honor those who lost their lives in World War II, the Korean War, and the Vietnam War.

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    Ed Zorinsky Lake & Recreation Area

    Ed Zorinsky Lake & Recreation Area

    4.3
    (38 reviews)
    8.6 mi

    Lake Zorinsky in Omaha is such a great outdoor spot -- so clean and well-maintained, with plenty of…read morespace for biking, walking, and enjoying the lake views. One of the highlights is the new fully inclusive playground -- it's thoughtfully designed with ramps, wheelchair-accessible swings, and fun features for kids of all abilities, making it a great destination for families. Cyclists will appreciate the addition of air and tools for on-the-fly bike repairs, which makes stopping here even more convenient. I also love the recent trail improvements at 168th Street -- the updated sections make riding and walking around the park feel smoother and safer. Whether you're out for a spin, a stroll, or a family day, Lake Zorinsky is a must-visit outdoor escape in West Omaha!

    We've been taking the boat on the lake for awhile now and I don't want to be the guy to complain…read morebut....... Well right when I get there there's cars parked all over in the Trailer parking area which makes it difficult to maneuver for us towing a long truck and boat. Then to lessen our experience even more we get to the dock to launch the boat and both of the docks are covered in dog poop. I never seen anything like that. If we're trying to follow the rules why are we walking through dog poop to visit the Lake. And lastly again not to try to upset anyone but why are people allowed to fish from the dock and slow and even hinder us boaters. It's just aggravating.

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    Elmwood Park

    Elmwood Park

    4.4
    (19 reviews)
    0.8 mi

    One of Omaha's signature parks. Nice playground for kids…read more Lots of picnic tables and grills. A pavilion. Quaint if slightly sketchy grotto. A baseball field. Lots of mature trees and a walking path. Even a pool and a golf course! This is a great space for public events, such as an Earth Day celebration I recently attended. It is by UNO campus and that can impact traffic and parking sometimes. Still, a really nice green space here in the city.

    My review of the this park may be a little weird because I'm not reviewing it as a public park…read morereally, I'm reviewing it as a wedding venue. But also the beauty of the park itself will be discussed many times - don't worry. We wanted a short (but still beautiful) outdoor wedding in October, and realized that the City of Omaha actually rents out parks for events. And the gorgeous Elmwood Park Grotto was the first thing I thought of! Just a note, you can't reserve a park location more than a year out (so a year to the day out from our wedding date, we called and snapped it up). We reserved the grotto, and went to look at the space to be sure it could fit our large guest list. It was exactly the right size - we decided to rent some nice chairs to put in a little semicircle design in front of the fountain, and we had the wedding take place at the front of the semicircle at the center of the fountain. The fall foliage was in full bloom and made our special day so perfect. The gorgeous greenery of the park also made the most beautiful backdrop for our formal photos once the chairs had been cleared out! The only negative thing I would note if you decide to rent the grotto, is that they don't put up any signs or anything that it's closed/rented for a private event, so I would recommend doing that yourself and placing signs at each entrance. We almost had someone walk their dog through our wedding because we didn't do this. All in all, It was perfect for our needs. A gorgeous (and very affordable!) outdoor location with a fountain to wed in front of, some pretty steps so you can still "walk down the aisle" - and a huge space to fit our 100+ guests!

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    Doing the marriage thing (such a pretty backdrop for the photos!)
    Doing the marriage thing (such a pretty backdrop for the photos!)
    Great spot for the formal photos too once the chairs have been moved out
    Great spot for the formal photos too once the chairs have been moved out
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