- TripBuzz found 154 things to do with kids in or near Milwaukee, Wisconsin, including 133 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like Waukesha, Cedarburg, Franklin and Racine.
- From Miller Park to Koz's Mini Bowling, the Milwaukee area offers 76 different types of family activities, including: Bowling, Movie Theaters, Theaters and Neighborhoods.
- Located on the southwestern shore of Lake Michigan is the states largest city, Milwaukee. The city, home to nearly 600,000 residents, is the cultural and economic powerhouse of the surrounding metropolitan area. Home to the Miller Brewing Company, as well as many other small breweries, the area draws tourists from around the nation to sample its beers, as well as to enjoy sailing and fishing in beautiful Lake Michigan.
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Explore the water on a paddle boat or kayak, or navigate the park on a multi-seat family cycle or bicycle.
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The natural heart of the city, Franklin Wirth Park in Brookfield, Wisconsin is a community-tied park set in place for the fun of its visitors. This is accomplished with the variety of playgrounds, sport fields and arenas, picnic areas, trails, and more.
10.8 Miles
Spanning 118 miles, scenic Oakleaf Trail is composed of park drives, off-road paved trails, and municipal streets where necessary. The trail loops through all major parks in the area, and street signs mark the trail for convenience.
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The Big Backyard is a year round indoor playground that offers huge play equipment, riding toys, balls, playhouses, and infant toys. They also host parties for children ages 0 - 8 but welcome older children who come with their families.
10.9 Miles
Consisting of an expansive field, Franklin Woods Nature Center offers visitors a multipurpose sports area for soccer and football. The park is surrounded by trees and has a covered pavilion that hosts picnics and other events.
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Country Lanes is a 12-lane bowling alley that also features a sports bar that has 7 flat screen TVs. The alley also has a banquet hall that can accommodate up to 120 people at a time.
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801 W Zedler Ln 100N, Mequon, WI 53092
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The site which now holds the Katherine Kearney Carpenter Park was first donated to the city in 1967. It is mostly a passive recreational park with a few easy walking trails that run through the wooded area.
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2900 S 163rd Street, New Berlin, WI 53151
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Eight indoor courts and a choice of lessons and leagues makes the Western Racquet Club Moorland Park a resource for family tennis. Milwaukee's only all-tennis facility, Moorland Park offers amenities such as free wireless, big-screen televisions and a viewing area.
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16701 W Cleveland Avenue, New Berlin, WI 53151
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Known for its batting cages, Mike Hegan's Field of Dreams offers an arcade room with pinball machines, air hockey, and a mini carousel. A former professional softball pitcher offers lessons at the batting cages.
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Situated on 35 acres, Lions Legend Park features soccer and baseball fields along with volleyball and tennis courts. The park also offers picnic tables, park benches, children's playgrounds, pavilions and a band shell.