Playground with swings and a zip line! Biking/walking path and large field with a baseball diamond…read more The zip line was a BIG hit for my girls!

My grandkids love this park. They can't get enough of the zip line!…read more The last time we were there (last Thursday) the kids left their hats at the park. When my son came to pick them up he asked about their hats. We realized we left them at the zip line. He went back to retrieve them and said that someone had put them on the picnic table. Thank you to whoever that was!

This neighborhood park is a calm, beautiful space. There is a playground, a bit of woods (watch out…read morefor the poison ivy), and an entrance to the railroad (which goes over the river). This is my favorite park in the city. It's also where the Easter Egg Hunt is held!

A large park that runs along the Yahara River, Mandt is host to Mandt Community Center, the…read moreStoughton Fair, a swimming pool (upgraded from the "mud hole" of my childhood), and all the things you'd expect for a park like a shelter, playground, and various sporting fields. Despite some upgrades over the years, though, it still looks a little worn in, as it did to me when I was a kid. There's nothing wrong with that, but I also wouldn't put it on a tour of the town.

So I'm writing this review from the perspective of a dog mom, and I think this park was a total let…read moredown for bringing your pup. We came here to visit due to its proximity to Madison and the fact that they had a dog beach. Sounds great. We parked somewhat near the beach and it's a short walk to the (very small) dog beach. Madison lakes in general are pretty gross, but today this one had a large amount of still water and algae, so wasn't really looking to stay here very long based on that. Figured we'd move on to a hike once my dog got his dunk in the water (which does kinda require a bath as soon as you get home). The trail by the dog beach then continues in different directions from the dog beach, but there are signs saying no dogs allowed. So you're kind of trapped in this small area. It was a warm summer day when we came here, so walking in the open blazing sun was not sounding great. We drove around the park to different trails trying to find something shaded and more than a quarter mile, but wasn't having much luck. The only wooded trail that was about 1.2 miles was the White Oak Trail, which looked amazing, but that trail doesn't allow dogs. Overall, I'd argue that this is not a very dog-friendly outdoor area and not worth the trip. Again, this review is solely for those visiting with their dogs, but who wants to go on an awesome outdoor adventure hike without man's best friend?

We are visiting family near by via RV. Needed a place to dump the grey/black tanks. Called the…read morepark and Marcer answered with the information on how to access the park's dump station. All went well and it's a beautiful well kept park. Cost for non campers to dump tanks was $10. Flush and potable water is available.

10/10 park for the dogs! Huge space with little trails and water outlets! Definitely check it out…read moreif looking for a less confined dog park

Amazing dog park! Easy access and parking. It' is the best dog park in Dane county. Beach access to…read moreCLEAN lake/river water. It's not stagnant water covered with algae that could kill my dog.quickly. My dog and I love going to Viking park located: 2525 County Road B - Stoughton, WI