love the mini ramp place is very intuitive and great for beginners to advaced wanna learn a trick…read moregreat experienced still great Also this place is NOT racist lake p is just a easily offended triggered feminazi

Good skate park but could use some maintenance. My grandson loved the freedom at the park.read more

Nothing but respect for a skatepark that s been around since 1999. While most have withered away 4…read moreSeasons stands strong as a testament to all things skate or die! When I walked in like a kid in a candy store I was taken back to the days of my youth. I wanted to get down there and rock it out. Lots of room, lots of ramps and a whole lot to grind on and get your skate on. Built in one of the old Milwaukee Gas Light Buildings 4 Seasons is constantly upgrading and switching things up in this premium facility that I will coin a little slice of skate heaven. A small upper room with a set of ramps and a massive lower area with all kinds of ramps and even a bowl in the back this place is a skate mecca that seems to still stand the test of time. Any kid whose into any of the sports that would use such methodical setups for fun would be psyched to tear this place up! Another hat's off to Doors Open Milwaukee for allowing the general public to experience 4 Seasons in al, its glory. Long live the thrashers and those that still are pushing the limits of the sport of skateboarding. 4 Seasons is a diamond in the rough and something I am in awe of! Cool facility, yes indeed!

Sic skate park. I love the bowl and learned a lot here…read more.. (read: crashed a lot and lived to tell the tale) some excellent riders frequent 4seasons and are hella fun to watch. I highly recommend stopping by and checking it out.

Small but a ton of fun! Wasn't a lot of people just me and 4 others so I got in plenty of skating!…read moreA nice peaceful evening ripping it up

We have kids who ride scooters and skateboards. One of our kiddos is a fairly advanced scooter…read morerider who rides every day. We spend quite a bit of time driving our kiddos back and forth to various skate parks in the area. My son had been begging us to take him to the new Vernon Hills Skate Park, so we headed out on a beautiful sunny day. Getting to the park was a little tricky. For some reason we missed the turn. Aspen Drive is a little hidden if you don't look out for it. When in doubt, just turn around in the Vernon Hills Police Department parking lot ;-) The skate park is new and on the smaller side. For our kids, this was a little more on the beginner level. I don't recommend it for advanced riders. The rails and ledges are limited and it's pretty flat. But, it's so nice and new. The park district did a fantastic job. I have no doubt it will get used quite a bit. It's a great place to gather with friends! Take note: There is only a little shade with a couple of covered areas Tons of parking, and there is a Walgreens nearby for those wanting a snack. The nearby Sullivan Center is actually really nice. It was closed the day they went due to Covid19. Highly recommend for those starting out. Open dawn to dusk.

Another place I miss in the burbs of Milwaukee…read more This place was not far from where we used to live and it was a really nice surpise finding it. Kind of reminds me of the set up in Elmhurst, IL. Skate Park, Pool, Waterpark-ish area. Another skate park I dropped my "big kid" off, but I actually ended up staying. Nice clean park, and nice area to park under a tree and read a book which is exactly what I did while waiting for J to get done skating. Very nice!

Haven't been here in a while. The pools big with a giant water slide. 2 diving boards big and…read morelittle. Have to pay to get in.

Really great, beautiful skate park really cool people hanging around come check it out. Everybody's…read morepretty chill. Lots of different options for age groups, and different levels. Super new and it's back open from '96. Thanks to the city of green and the DOT. options to get more people to have something to do in the summer so perfect opening time. Really great location too. You get the fresh breeze from the highway. Bring some water to stay hydrated. They have portajohns for bathroom breaks. Have fun and come check it out!!!!

Hales Corners Park is a very nice, large park with plenty of amenities for families and…read moreneighborhood fun. On the north end of the park, there's a large play structure with swings, another swingset with a sand play area, a children's splash pad water feature and restrooms. The restrooms, in particular, are very helpful for families with younger kids, or visitors who are picnicking. The south end of the park includes a parking lot, the Hales Corners swimming pool, a rock climbing structure, and a baseball diamond. The south end also features tennis courts, a veteran's memorial and the park is adjacent to the Hales Corners Public library and the Ben Hunt cabin. The park stretches out over a large field space extending to the west, and crosses a small stream to another parking area and a large open hill often used for sledding. In the winter, the Park is home to the Allison Dudek ice skating rink. This summer the Hales Corners Park was host to the Sprecher beer garden, and the park is also home to Hales Corners' 4th of July festivities and fireworks, and Hales Corners National Night Out. Overall, it's a great park!

Seems to be the main skatepark near Milwaukee. Pretty small park but fun and clean. There were…read moreseveral skaters there but too too crowded on a weeknight. I would definitely come back. Nice place to hang with friends but maybe not the most beginner friendly park.

This skate park is a state-of-the-art, publicly available, free venue in Hart Park, just off the…read moreOak Leaf Trail. The skate park looks similar to others around the country, though some may find it a bit diminutive in size. For those of you unfamiliar with the area, it is just south of State Street, between 70th and 72nd Street. If you are coming here as a destination, there is plenty of parking around the Hart Park and inside of the park, as well. As an older guy now, I do not skateboard anymore, but when I was a teenager in the '60's, living in southern California, I was an avid skateboarder, so I get a lot of joy watching the folks who, nowadays, enjoy the sport. I've also noticed, BTW, the park is not just used by youngsters, but I've seen a lot of older folks skateboarding here; by older, I mean older than the folks that skate boarded with me, back in the day, LOL. I think its great that Wauwatosa and Tosa Skateboarders United (TSU - a registered 501c3 Non-profit organization) were able to cut through the bureaucracy, raise the money with community support and build this fee-free skating venue that gives both kids and adults a safe place to practice the sport of skateboarding in Tosa/Hart Park.

Milwaukee and the suburbs of Milwaukee have so many hidden little spots that I never would have…read moreexpected to find here. Back when we first moved to Milwaukee, we were out and about exploring our neighborhood and the surrounding areas and stumbled across Honey Creek nestled in Wauwatosa. Such a find and a good way to spend part of the afternoon. We even used this spot for our Christmas cards pics that year.

Parks like Busch Grove make me proud to be from Buffalo Grove…read more First, the park serves largely as a nature preserve. Trees, grasses, streams, and a pond are home to ducks, beavers, muskrats, and a colorful assortment of wildflowers. An asphalt trail circles through the preserve and on any sunny day you see families biking and rollerblading. To the side of the trail are signs highlighting various plants and animals you may see on your walk. On the east end, near Buffalo Grove Road, there is a skate park and roller/ice hockey rink. The hockey rink is busy year round and the skate park is very popular as soon as it warms up. Finally, the park is easily accessible from Willow Stream Park via the overpass over McHenry Road. Kids can safely get from the pool at Willow Stream to the skate park in Busch Grove.