Wirth Park — Attraction in Brookfield

Went to the pool. Super expensive, even as a Waukesha county resident. (I’m not city of brookfield, so no discount) The life guards aren’t very friendly. There was NO toilet paper in ANY bathroom stall. I went and told the front desk girl, then later on I saw toilet paper rolls were just set on-top of the toilets, not even put inside the dispensers. Locker room is not stroller friendly- only one baby changing station, and you “can’t change a baby on deck” at the kid pool. Then, After we packed up our items, we stopped at concession for a treat, I asked & she said they were open- I started asking a question about a menu item and a lifeguard stopped me to told me I need to leave because the pool is closed… Even though the concession was open, as well as the larger pool. For the price, and Brookfield - I expected a much...

Activities for members of all ages of the family, and plenty of recent upgrades to the famous "Tot Lot" that make it worth a drive if you're not close. We took our boys to this park throughout their childhood, and it had a certain vintage vibe then. But they loved it. Recently I had the opportunity to take my niece and nephew there and boy what a difference. The park has modern upgrades with new activities and two-story climbing, towers and slides. The best part for parents is that the entire playground is enclosed, meaning managing little ones is easier easier than ever with lots of seating options both in the fence and out. Looks like the skate park's been updated as well, and though I know very little about the water park, it sure looks like a lot of fun and my niece and nephew are excited...

A bunch of things to do, but no way to get to them... Park walking paths aren’t really there instead, roadway there is roadway. Oh, and the walking paths are incredibly tiny!!! Come on, other countries have it better than this, and I’ve been (Canada, Germany, The Netherlands, Belgium, Italy, Australia (spelling correct), Sweden, etc.)!!! Brookfield, get your tax paying dollars up, and make your park habitable...