With over 150 parks, miles of scenic trails, 15 golf courses, beer gardens, dog parks, beaches, community centers, botanical gardens, nature trails and hundreds of events, there's always something new to discover in your Milwaukee County Parks.
FALL IN THE PARKS!
Our Top Picks of Fall Activities in Your Milwaukee County Parks
Go for a fall drive in our annual golf scrambles at Grant Park, Currie Park, Greenfield Park, Dretzka Park, Oakwood Park and Brown Deer Park golf courses.
The Chinese lantern festival returns for a third year with new displays and a new theme.
From ghost trains to pumpkin pavilions, browse our short guide to fall fun in the parks.
Submit your best nature photos for a chance to win cash prizes. Deadline extended to May 1, 2019.
Read our quick guide to the top events happening in Milwaukee County Parks in early October.
What's New
Major Upcoming Events
China Lights
Sept. 21 - Oct. 21, Boerner Botanical Gardens
The Chinese lantern festival returns this fall with 'Panda Mania' and a brand new display to light up Boerner Botanical Gardens. Tickets now available.
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Where the Coleuses Grow
Sept. 22 - Nov. 4, Mitchell Park Domes
The fall floral show at the Milwaukee Domes features a colorful collection of coleuses, chrysanthemums and cure camouflaged creatures. Visiting the special exhibit includes "traveling" to the Tropical Dome and Desert Dome too!
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Day of the Dead
Oct. 26, Mitchell Park Domes
Celebrate Dia de los Muertos or Day of the Dead at The Domes. The Domes will be decorated for this Mexican tradition and activities include painting sugar skulls or building a skull garden.
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Over 150 pavilions, community rooms, wedding venues and parks spaces are available to rent. Start planning your next event.
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