Very nice park. The river walk and observation deck were very nice as well. A festival was going…read moreon when I was there, complete with a military band from Moffitt Air Force Base. Worth a stop

The Omaha waterfront appears to have undergone quite a lot of development. The river itself is kind…read moreof in the brown snake category, but the greenery, statuary, and diversity of recreational facilities available at the waterfront was impressive. I didn't have huge difficulty finding parking or a restroom. There were no shortage of people out for the late sunset in this part of the country, and it was easy to see why.

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!

I was on this side of town picking something up and had a little time to spare so I decided to pop…read moreover to the lake and see what the trail was all about. I spent about 10 minutes walking in one direction and then had to turn around to make my appointment but in that 20 minutes, I fell in love with this place. The trail itself is really lovely. You can tell that it is very well maintained and not overgrown next to the path. The small bridges for pedestrians to walk over along the path are a nice touch as well. So much of the trail is shaded and this was a particularly cool day which made me excited to come back in the fall and see the leaves change. I saw two deer while I was there both somewhat close to the path and completely visible, and I passed a handful of other people, enjoying the trail that day, including a handful of leashed dogs which are allowed on the trail. The trail is six or 7 miles long so definitely plan for a long day if you plan to do the whole Lake, but there are two loops that you can do in a shorter amount of time or you can do what I did and park at one of the parking lots do a small walk and then turn around and go back.

Great park with nice walking paths that are well maintained, a small picnic area and playground,…read morebasketball and pickle ball courts.

Really great park with ample pickle ball courts. Nice walking paths and very well kept. Great to…read moreget out and get some fresh air and enjoy the area. Seems like there are always quite a few people here enjoying the space.

NP Dodge park is sort of a hidden gem of a park. Tucked away near Hummel park it's vast green and…read moreit's location butted up to the Missouri river make it a versatile park for multiple uses. Since living in the area for the past few years I've visited several times for different reasons. The park is large enough to take a nice stroll and walk your dog, there's trails near by that you can begin in the park and keep exploring. There are several soccer fields and open spaces to let children play as well. I also like that this park has several different parking lots so finding a spot is easy. One of the things I was wondering was how security is and if the police drive through to make sure there's no issues going on. I hope so! The park is kept in great condition. It's clean, there are a few different restrooms and the people I've come across seem respectful. Most recently, my boyfriend and I did the Florence Days 5K that began at NP dodge park! It was such a fun run and great to see the community come out to this area of Omaha! There's so much history out here as well as natural beauty that's easy to miss with the hustle and bustle of daily life. If you have yet to trek down this area I highly suggest that you do. Especially in the morning, it's absolutely gorgeous!

(NOTE: The NP Dodge Park Pavilion is currently closed because of the riverfront flooding. I called…read morethe parks department and they said it may be reopened in the future, so I wanted to sing its praises for when it reopens!) We held our wedding reception at the NP Dodge Park Pavilion. It has a wood cabin ambiance that fit perfectly with our naturey/rustic theme, and the best part - it was HUGE. It easily accommodated our 100+ guests, tables, chairs, dance floor, Photo Booth, etc! The best part is that it's literally just the venue rental, which may sound weird to say that's the "best part" - but it means that you can use your own caterer and decor, and not have to get stuck with all the set vendors that so many venues only allow you to use. There is also a cute little pond outside, that was perfect for a few more formal group shots, during golden hour. They allow you to have beer and wine for your event with the license you get, but that was fine with the guests we had. There's also a whole kitchen and bar area that was perfect for our caterer's needs. If they do open up the Pavilion again in the future, and you're looking for a cost-effective and beautiful event space, definitely check it out!

Wonderful park with plenty of space to enjoy nature and pay tribute to our brave armed forces…read morepersonnel who fought and died in several wars during the last century. Awesome statues, pretty rose gardens, and picturesque surroundings all contribute to an uplifting experience worthy of those who "gave their all" for our freedoms.

I had attended this park for a sorority charity event and the space was LOVELY. The rose garden was…read morestunning with some mid September blooms. The greenery is very well kept and lush. We were able to take pictures with our family for Christmas cards featuring the greenery from the grass, bushes, and trees. This was a lovely space and I was happy it was very well kept!

It's so peaceful The birds, The trees, The sunset, sunrise. Literally feels like you're in a…read moremovie. Living in the moment with so much ambition. Sometimes ya just gotta sit back and enjoy life around you.

Needed to get out of the house so he decided to take me to Lookout Point. He said there are trails…read morewe could walk on. So we drove through the park and up the hill to the overlook. There were a couple of cars in the small 'parking' area. It was nice and peaceful looking over the city and watching planes fly over. There were trails but they were muddy from the rain the night before so we decided against hiking. Spent time looking at a black squirrel playing in the woods. He was adorable, running up and across trees. It was a nice respite.

What an amazing park! There's a lot of different equipment to play on, amble seating for eating,…read moregreat parking options, and a beautiful lake in view! It would be great if there were indoor bathrooms, but I will say the porta potties are kept clean. There's a trail for walking and biking. An area for the smaller kids so they're not trampled by the big kids. Bonus there's an ice cream shop just a few blocks away!

Ribbon Cutting was spectacular...full house the new playground was gorgeous...we had to go back…read moreseveral times where it wasn't too crowded to check out all the new equipment...it's a must see in person...beautiful lake, (recently stockgreen grass, pavilion for a quick picnic (it was hot that day)

A quaint little neighborhood park complete with small walking trail, eating/grilling areas, seating…read moreand ducks and geese on the pond. There's not an over abundance of things for kids to do here and if there were I would probably give it 4 stars, but there are a couple of small pieces of playground equipment. What it lacks in activities it more than makes up for with charm. There is lots of wide open green space to play frisbee, have a picnic or walk your dog and there's a walking/bike trail that goes all the way around the pond. The pond is also home to ducks and geese which the kids all seem to love and there's a small dock overlooking the pond that allows you to sit and feed them. (Just make sure you bring health snacks for them such as cracked corn or grapes cut in half!) It's not Omaha's fanciest park, but it is a small tucked away neighborhood treasure that provides a tranquil place among the hustle and bustle of city life.