Lakeshore State Park — Attraction in Milwaukee

Hidden gem in downtown Milwaukee. This park isn’t well known but it is worth while seeking it out. Lovely in any time of year or time of day. There is a paved trail that winds between the Summerfest grounds and the Lake. You can ride your bike or walk from the little red lighthouse near the Hohn bridge past Discovery World and the Art Museum. There are benches, a few picnic tables, porta-potties, wild flowers and scenery galore. Easy to connect to Hank Aaron trail or Oak Leaf trail. Flat all the wall along Bradford Beach to the north until the water treatment for easy bike riding. (All that isn’t in the State Park but it’s easily accessible from here. There are a few parking spots near under the Hohn bridge area usually. No fee to use this beautiful...

I was on the shore lines of South Shore Park and Cupertino Park. They run together and both were very very beautiful. The asthenosphere was amazing and everyone was very nice, even their dogs.

What looks like a busy place because of all the cars is actually a big enough place and I didn't see many people as id expected to see.

This might be because they have a Yacht Club on the lot or the the residential area just across the street. Many may have been inside of there. In any case, this part of the lake is beautiful, quiet, and fun. Very family friendly ☺️ ONE...

Lakeshore State Park is a small but beautiful park located in downtown Milwaukee, Wisconsin. It is the only urban state park in Wisconsin and features a restored prairie, a pebble beach, and a paved trail that connects to the Oak Leaf Trail and Hank Aaron Trail. The park is a great place to relax and enjoy the outdoors. There are plenty of benches and picnic tables where you can sit and people-watch, or you can take a walk or bike ride along the trail. The park is also a popular spot for fishing, bird watching, and...