Wonderful park for the little ones. There are two separate play areas. The park is fully fenced so…read moreyou don't have to worry about the kiddos running into the street. The equipment is unique and great for the little ones who love to climb.

If you have kids who are just walking, up to about 3 or 4, this is the best small park in Madison…read morefor them to play that I know of. It is extremely well designed for the toddler crowd. It is totally gated, so no one can make a run for the street. The equipment is interesting and exciting to kids without posing almost any danger, and from 18 months on, they can do almost everything themselves. There are no swings you have to push them on, no ladders you have to hover over while they climb. Just sit on one of the many benches and relax! If you live within a mile or two, and are in charge of some people in diapers, do yourself a favor and find this little patch of fun tucked just outside the elementary school grounds.

We heard about this park from a neighbor and decided to check it out since it's only about a 10…read moreminute drive away. It's a cute little spot near the neighborhood with a pond and a small swing set. The path is pretty well maintained, and it's a nice place for a short walk or an easy loop around the area.

Love hanging out at Stricker Park in Middleton! The park itself includes a playground and swing…read moresets, tennis courts, a basketball hoop, and a short soccer field. There is also a bubbler and portable bathroom available in the summer months. The best part about this park is that it is next to Stricker pond and has a nice trail that goes all the way around it, perfect for nature watching- which includes lots of turtles and birds and blooming lily pads in the summer. The pond is away from major roads so it is a very peaceful place to hike and has lots of benches to sit on.

While the playground equipment on this four acre neighborhood park gets some use in the summer…read moremonths, this park's most popular use is as a sledding hill. The park also serves as a setting for (spoiler alert!) one of Waunakee's water towers. No bathroom facilities.

A wonderful new addition to the Waunakee park system with a shelter house with clean restrooms and…read moreplenty of playground equipment. Crazy busy in the summer months.

Village Park is the crown jewel of the Waunakee park system. Located just east of downtown, the…read morepark features a series of picturesque stone bridges over Six Mile Creek, making it ground zero for homecoming and prom pictures. The park has several basketball courts, playground equipment and a large shelter house with restrooms that can be reserved for events. Murphy Field, home of Waunakee's Home Talent baseball team, can also be found at this park. During December, the park hosts the popular Rotary Holiday Lights show.

Beautiful little park with an adorable gazebo. Nice place to rest or have a picnic. My one wish is…read morethat dogs were allowed, but the Jefferson County Dog Park is nearby and that is a plus!

Great little family park in a little neighborhood area near Midddleton. We were lucky enough to…read morehit the Playground while no one was around and the ballfield and pavilion were empty. Not to mention that there were two pokestops that were very lucrative while I was there. Playground equipment is nice and updated. Nice when not busy of course!

Haen Family Park is a lovely corner park that runs along a wooded area. There's a playground,…read morebasketball court, and volleyball court, but my favorite thing is the group that plays cricket on Saturday mornings when the weather is nice. I am a slow runner and Haen was near the end of my run when I lived in this neighborhood, so I had a few minutes to watch as I rounded the park. Haen is a nice asset to the neighborhood.

Great little secret/intimate spot along the lakeshore where you can watch the sunset... It's small…read moreand only has one park bench, and it can get muddy at times, but don't worry -- you'll clean up good, kid! Amateur (and professional!) photographers start to appear with their tripods and fancy cameras for the Spring and Fall Solstice sunsets, as those are the 2 times in the year when the sun is aligned perfectly across the lake from the park and sets behind the Capitol building. Beautiful! Dogs are allowed in the park, on a leash (owners must pick up poo, of course!).

Love this park! Great place for kids of all ages. Very big park, great for soccer games, and a…read moregreat place for a picnic. There are a ton of parking spaces. I wish it wasn't all gravel though. They have vending machines and bathrooms available as well.