Climb fire trucks, dump trucks, and police cars at free Touch a Truck events across Milwaukee, Cudahy, Greenfield, Glendale, Sussex, Brookfield and more.

This guide pulls together the best local, regional, and online options for nature-loving young photographers, with what we know about ages, costs, formats, and how to register.

Outdoor explorer Patrick Kinney shares his favorite Wisconsin parks, hidden gems, and simple ways families can spark a love of adventure in their kids.

Doctor's Park is a 55-acre Lake Michigan bluff park in Fox Point that delivers a secluded pebble beach, WPA-era stone jetties, and one of Milwaukee County's most scenic ravine hikes — all without an entry fee.

This guide covers every major nature center and nature preserve in the greater Milwaukee area, with current details on hours, fees, trails, programs, and what makes each one worth the drive. Bookmark it, share it, and start planning your next family adventure.

The gardens earned their reputation as the oldest nationally recognized public garden in the Great Lakes region, and they carry an unmistakable WPA-era charm — hand-carved woodwork, native fieldstone walls, and a gazebo straight out of a storybook.

The kayaking season runs roughly from late May through September, with June through August offering the warmest water and widest availability of rentals and tours. Below is everything you need to plan trips across the state — from toddler-friendly lagoons to expert-only Lake Superior crossings.

Armory Park is the living legacy of more than a century of military service, community gathering, and civic identity in Whitefish Bay, Wisconsin. Situated at the southwest corner of Henry Clay and Ardmore Avenue, this approximately six-acre park sits on land that has been central to the village since 1870.