This is a great park and splash pad. Everything is clean and well kept. There are changing rooms…read morenext to the water features and bathrooms in the picnic building. We will be back to this fun spot again!

Nice place for a softball tournament. Clean, tidy fields with plenty of places to sit and watch -…read morebleachers or green areas for your camp chairs. Decent amount of parking, too. No concessions while we were there. Lots of play areas for the kiddos.

Great park with clean restroom facilities and water fountain under the pavilion…read more There's one basketball court with two hoops, a handful of tennis courts, plenty of playground equipment with soft shredded rubber instead of wood chips. Lots of mature trees line the entire park so pull up a blanket or have a picnic in many of the picnic tables sprinkled throughout and enjoy the outdoors.

Rennenbohm Park is beautiful. In the winter there is typically a community maintained ice rink, and…read morethe rest of the year it's beautiful to play at. There is a path that lines the outside of a large field in the park. A garden to admire. There is a shelter for birthday parties, a couple of play structures for kids to enjoy. The park has tennis courts, a basketball court, a chess/checker table for you to bring your own chess set to, and a ping pong table. In summer they hold Orchestra in the park. Only 4 stars as I'm not a fan of tar chips being used. Turf at this point would be better.

Great neighborhood park with multiple swings and slides. Nice basketball court and climbing…read moreequipment. Everything is usually well maintained and clean.

Beautiful park. Plenty of space to burn off energy. Full court basketball and a nice play…read morestructure. Also a set of swings. Connected to SP park is a 2nd park with volleyball and covered picnic tables.

Huge park! Tons and tons of space for soccer, a basketball court, sand volleyball court, tennis…read morecourts, playground, and outdoor seating. Great place to walk your pup as well. So happy to have found this gem of a park.

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!

This park is very large. It has the usual park shelter, bathrooms, slides, and swings (also a cool…read morezipline perfect for little kids) and tons of green space. The city puts in a couple of ice rinks in the winter and there are several music events during the summer. It is a great park. Oh, and it has two parking lots, one on each side (you can approach from Hwy N or North Street).

What we liked: lots of songbirds, easy access to paths, and the quiet! You don't have a ton of…read moreprivacy, but since there are a LOT of empty spots it's manageable. Everyone we saw had tents or simple popups. Since there is no electricity there wasn't music blaring. People were friendly and chill. Dogs were well behaved and leashed. The vibe was great! Three stars mostly because the vault toilets are some of the worst I've seen. Survivable, but there aren't any working lights. The light from the outside that lets in fresh air through an open screen over the pit. Don't look. But it's hard not to when you need light. We glamped a bit with a Trelino portable composting toilet (highly recommend, no need for chemicals or fuss) as well as a bag shower we got from Walmart. The water near campsite 3 has poor water pressure. Use the one further down by the toilets.

We have passed by this park a number of times but had never stopped. It doesn't have the Wow…read morefactor of many of the other great state parks in Wisconsin. But we finally went here to meet friends on a warm late May Sunday for a hike. We did the big loop around the perimeter of the park about 5 miles - boy there are a lot of hills. Very deceptive. The trails are well marked and in good shape. We did see the walk-in camping spots which looked interesting and somewhat private but pretty close to highway 69. There was a small picnic area where we ate our lunch afterward - it was nice enough. Overall not a bad park but it just doesn't have the big draw of nearby parks like Blue Mounds, Gov Dodge, Mirror Lake, etc.

One of my favorite places to be in the summer is right here at the pool! The kids love the 35m…read morepool, diving board, slide, wading in the baby pool and running under the fountain, getting treats from the concession stand, and meeting up with friends. There are locker rooms, a playground area and pavilion, and you can even rent the pool for private events! Come and check out a MoHo Gator swim meet on a Saturday morning or meet up with friends on a lazy summer afternoon. There are daily fees or season passes, each based on village residency.

Probably the best public pool I have been to. Having an assortment of water options from kiddie…read morepool, to big pool with a diving board, and even a fun slide. It's never been overly crowded and the life guards have always been so chill and fun. There is even a grassy area if you want to do a picnic or get some shade.