Can be windy, but has beautiful light and a nice playground for toddlers. Short walking path, and a…read morebaseball field. Rock climbing wall on larger playground

Park Arthur is a relatively new park in muskego. It has 4 baseball fields, a sledding hill, a…read morewalking path, and a concession stand. This is a very well equipped baseball park. The diamonds are well maintained and lighted. There is enough room to bring your own chairs and space yourself for the times. Parking can be a little tight and be sure to bring your bug spray. There is no fee to park and the bathroom are usually open for use.

Malone Park in New Berlin is one of our favorite parks! The layout is really well thought…read moreout--they've separated the play areas so younger kids and older kids can each have their own space, which makes it safer and more enjoyable for everyone. The equipment is great, there's plenty of room to run around, and it's easy for parents and grandparents to keep an eye on everything. The grandkids love it - check it out!

This has become one of our favorite parks. It totally inclusive, all redone and plastic instead of…read morewood and has two play areas one for the older kids and one for the toddlers. Tons of things to climb, swing on and off of and jump to and from.

Although I am not a huge baseball fan, I find I always have fun at the Dockhounds games. The food…read moreis good, the seats don't cost a fortune, parking is $5 and the onfield entertainment is always fun to watch. At a field that is easy to get to! This year they have added a dance team, The Dockettes, and they raise the entertainment level. It was lots of fun, from dancing to supporting the players and revving up the fans. This weekend the Dockhounds became The Flying Monkeys, in honor of the anniversary of The Wizard of Oz. The first fans in got a Bobblehead of Tin Man Louis!!! Such silly fun, and then out came the bat-dog! Lots of things happening all through the game, so bring the kids and have fun!

After attending more than two dozen games at nearby Franklin Field, I have a good feel for their…read morestadium in terms of in game entertainment, concessions, amenities, atmosphere, and views of the game. Though I've now only been to Wisconsin Brewing Company Park twice, making informed comparisons isn't hard. Van and Jim are more entertaining announcers at Franklin Field than the pair of guys they have at WBC Park and Bo Vine is the better mascot (sorry, Louie). The Carpentier Agency Tabletops, Captain's Deck, and Baird Wealth Management Club at WBC Park are all nicer premium seating options than the Hop Yard and Ascension Club Level at Franklin Field, mostly due to their proximity to the field itself (the Hop Yard is way out in left field at Franklin Field). The Baird Wealth Management Club in particular is large and super nice inside. The concessions at WBC Park are better in terms of selection and FAR better in terms of quality compared to Franklin Field. They also have more concessions stands than Franklin Field. The main concessions stands at WBC Park are under the seating area, though, which prevents you from seeing any of the game while waiting in line, while all of the concessions stands are Franklin Field have a view of the game due to their open concept stadium. The seats at Franklin Field are wider compared to the seats at WBC Park, which is easily more comfortable than narrow seats. Additionally, if you're sitting low down in the seating area at WBC Park, your view could be blocked momentarily by people walking past as the concourse is at the bottom of the seating area right behind the dugouts instead of at the top of the sections like at Franklin Field. Both parks have seating areas with couches; Franklin Field's are at the top of the seating area while they're field level in right field at WBC Park, which seems more cool. The music and sound bites between pitches at WBC Park sound like they're using whatever royalty free music they can get their hands on while Franklin Field uses more modern music. The entertainment at Franklin Field is more fan oriented with various games between contestants almost every inning while WBC Park seems to prefer less fan interaction in their between inning entertainment (cheerleaders performed three separate times during our most recent visits). WBC Park does have kids activities in right field while Franklin Field doesn't consistently have kids activities (outside the aforementioned between inning games). Everything said, there are aspects of Wisconsin Brewing Company Park that I like and dislike. No ballpark is perfect, but this one is pretty good.

Our family visited on a Sunday morning. The playground is quietly tucked within a neighborhood and…read moreit appears to be newly renovated. It has a rubbery surface and there are plenty of shades. Our two girls especially enjoyed the double-sided monkey bars, swirling slides, and rope apparatus. If we didn't have lunch plans, they could have easily stayed for over an hour.

tl;dr An older neighborhood park with fenced baseball diamond, basketball court, park shelter with…read morebathrooms and drinking fountain, a large playground with rubber playing surface, and plenty of shade trees. I was looking to take my kiddo out before we headed into Sam's Club, and this park was nearby and seemed like a good stop. It was indeed! The playground is an all for one design, with no separate little kids side or big kids side, which is just fine. Variety is the key with this setup. For slides, there is one big enclosed twirl slide (my two year old loved this one), one three person slide, and a two person slide. For climbing into the playground, you can walk up the back of a crocodile, tackle the climbing wall, or take the variety of ladders, including one that goes into the middle of the roost. As well, there are two swings. One for toddlers, one for big kids. It's nothing crazy, it's not brand new, but it is well designed and maintained. Trees line the playground and basketball court, so there is plenty of shade. Parking is just on the street, no parking lot here. As well, the bathrooms are on the opposite end of the park from the playground, instead of centrally located. Other than that, the park is great for your traditional neighborhood park. We'll be back for sure.

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.

This stadium is the best thing that's happened in Beloit in recent years, hands down. As a lifelong…read morefan of the Beloit Sky Carp (formerly the Beloit Snappers), I love that this stadium is helping them draw in a bigger crowd. This season, they really upped the bar with their concessions offerings. I tried the pretzels sticks with beer cheese, and they were so good! The burger and chicken tenders are great too. The Sky Carp also run drink discounts during the game for 1-2-3 innings. As a Carbliss enjoyer, those 10 minute half-off sales have me running to the vendors every time. Love to see that this team and stadium are truly listening to fan feedback to continuously improve the experience!

Comfortable, clean, and well-staffed stadium. Lots of food and drink choices plus fun fan…read moreengagement activities! The shirts and hats were a bit too high-priced, but the tickets themselves were reasonable. Easy ticketing on the website, plus tons of great info there. Well done!

The wings were great nice place to spend time with your kids love the golf range hitting the ballsread more

We played volleyball today at MOSH Performance Center at The Rock. One side of the court ends and…read moredrops down into terf. This is a safety hazard. The boys run and could hurt their ankles. It drops off and could easily be fixed with extending the court a few more feet.

Nicely maintained baseball fields, but a little on the small side. A definite hitters park,…read moreoutfield fence sits at a mere 215'. Four homers hit by the 12 year olds in our game. Nice facilities & reasonably priced concessions.