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).

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.

Took the nephews here and they had a great time! They were particularly interested in a sit and…read morespin. (It looks like a plunger sticking out of the sand). The time of day to go is early in the morning or late in the afternoon because shade is not available here.

Dominion Park is a small neighborhood park across from Door Creek Church. The main draw is the…read moreplayground that draws in the neighborhood kids, but there is a basketball court as well. As with many new parks, there is a distinct lack of shade. Hooray for open green space, but I probably won't visit again without kids and a big bottle of sunscreen in tow.

Brand new playground equipment and nice new benches. The only thing I wish they had was a small…read morepavilion to have a picnic or something. There's a water fountain but it's way on the other side of the park off of Crystal far from the playground. Lot of trees and grass area.

Gosh, the ice skating and ice hockey pictures look fun but I was here in mid-April and the grass…read morewas just starting to turn green though the trees were bare. This was a great spot to enjoy the lake side and appreciate the canal and locks which join Lake Mendota with Lake Monona across this isthmus. The park has paths for walking, biking and blading. Plus a basketball court, a tennis court and plentiful parking. It's quite nice. [Review 17177 overall - 188 in Wisconsin - 694 of 2022.]

beautiful park, a lot of greens, people are fishing and i saw one women is very happy on the swing,…read moreso high! Two beautiful bridges over the pond, very nice. Love the scenery!

I think this park is awesome. There is a Biergarten, bathrooms, a beach, kayak and SUP rentals,…read moresand volley ball courts and lots of trees for shade and grass areas. Dogs allowed on leash. The lake front views are beautiful too.

We stumbled upon the park almost by accident. We only stopped to look at the lake and were…read moreoverjoyed to find an area where our son could be entertained as we sipped on a beer from the nearby biergarten. Our son especially enjoyed the sandbox. I'm sure there are other features that I missed but it was a nice way to spend an evening before heading back to the hotel.

We visited from chicago and this place is a total 10/10! We…read morewent on a Friday on our way up to the dells and it wasn't super busy. Everything was super hands on and got kids energy out for the car ride. We will be back!

Wow, just...wow! The Madison Children's Museum is floor after floor of both indoor and outdoor…read moreactivities (all the way up to the roodtop) for kids of all ages, all with a view of the gorgeous Capitol building! The creative play could last all day if you have the time. There's everything from water play (you'll probably get wet!), climbing, interactive play zones of so many themes, art and even small live animals! Even as an adult, it never got boring. My 2.5yo daughter and her friends just couldn't get enough of it. Lots of opportunities for kids to learn while playing. The staff are incredibly friendly and I believe all, if not most, are volunteers. There's a pay-what-you-can food area, which is so thoughtful. Very bright interior with plenty of natural light. Clean and updated play spaces for such a big facility to keep up with! Very clean restrooms. Small area for parents who have babies to sit in to play while their older kids explore. We've been to other children's museums and this is one of my favorites. The cost for anyone over the age of 1yo is currently $18 each (or 10% online) but if you're planning on spending a day here, totally worth it. I do think it would be a little more reasonable for ages 1-8 to be a little less than a full adult ticket price but it is what it is. If you live within an hour or have a larger family, it's definitely worth it to get a season pass' some include guest passes for friends. It's a worthy investment or a great gift! There's nothing more heartwarming seeing your child smile nonstop and exploring while in a learning environment. Stop on by, you'll love it and sleep well afterwards! One staff member said they're expanding so we're looking forward to that in the future.

I highly recommend checking out amazing Burrows Park in Madison, WI! :) It is my favorite park in…read moreMadison for many reasons! Burrows Park is a hidden small park from the street view but truly an amazingly serene little park that is one of many tiny hidden treasures of Madison. Burrows Park overlooks the Mendota shores, has a large stone park shelter, small playground, & restrooms. It is also home to more than one sacred Native American Effigy mounds including an extremely large bird shaped Effigy mound. Many people go there to relax, meditate, and it is a very peaceful place with an amazing view of the sunset. You can feel a certain beautiful positive charged energy coming from that whole area. People often rent out the stone shelter which has picnic tables for company picnics, baby showers, family reunions, etc. It is very affordable to rent out and can hold many people. I love this wonderful park so much, this is where we had our wedding rehearsal dinner and wedding ceremony!

This is a tiny park on the south side of lake Mendota, pretty low key but it has an awesome stone…read moreshelter with fire places and an effigy mound to explore. Nice place to watch the sunset.

The park is beautiful but there are a few fatal flaws. A house on Lakeland has a very bright motion…read moresensor light that is so bright that it's blinding. Also, the bench we're sitting on has a very narrow butt space. Lois Nowicki, whom the bench is dedicated to, was probably a super cool lady, but this bench leaves much to be desired.