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Best Parks in Milwaukee

Real videos of Parks in Milwaukee — 6 places, filmed by creators on the ground.

Ranked venues

  1. Milwaukee County Zoo

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    Family-friendlyEducationalInteractiveOver 2,000Educational programsInteractive experiences

    About the venue

    The Milwaukee County Zoo, opened in 1892, covers 200 acres and is home to over 2,000 animals across various exhibits. Located on W Bluemound Rd, it offers a family-friendly environment with educational programs and interactive experiences. Notable attractions include the Wisconsin Heritage and Big Cat Country exhibits, along with animal encounters. The zoo has ample parking, but weekends can attract crowds, so an early visit is recommended.

    What the videos show

    The video captures various scenes from a zoo, featuring different animals such as a bear walking near rocks and water, giraffes interacting with each other, a hippopotamus swimming underwater, and zebras running behind a fence. It also includes a park scene with trees, benches, and people walking, as well as a cable car moving overhead.

    10001 W Bluemound Rd

  2. Bradford Beach

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    What the videos show

    A static, scenic view of a grassy park area with a road, a large tree, and a body of water in the distance under a cloudy sky. A car drives by briefly. There is no signage, food, venue, or specific activity visible.

    2400 N Lincoln Memorial Dr

  4. North Point Lighthouse Trail

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    What the videos show

    A static, wide shot of a solitary tree with a curved trunk and dense green foliage against a uniform overcast grey sky. The foreground features lush green grass and shrubs. The camera remains completely stationary with no movement, people, or signage visible.

  5. St. Mary's Hill

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    What the videos show

    A static, wide-angle shot of a generic outdoor park area. The scene features green grass, several trees, and a paved walkway. There are no people, signage, food, or identifiable landmarks visible in the frame.

  6. Milwaukee Domes

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    What the videos show

    The video opens with an exterior shot of the Mitchell Park Domes in Milwaukee, WI, with overlaid text identifying the location. It then shows the entrance, a receipt for a $9 admission fee, and a display of holiday event flyers. The camera moves inside to show lush tropical plants, a pond with koi fish, and the glass dome ceiling. It then transitions to a desert dome with cacti and visitors. A close-up shows a hand touching a peppermint plant. The video concludes with a tour of the 'Show Dome,' featuring various holiday displays, including Christmas trees, a gazebo, and cultural decorations for Kwanzaa, Hanukkah, and Winter Solstice.

    S 20TH St