Visit the sports venues in the area without a hitch by checking the address and driving directions below. Some of these venues also feature other events from time to time, so check out their website to find out more information!
(414) 257-8098
2028 S 124th StWest Allis, WI 53227 Directions Website
Bring the whole family out for a water recreation-filled day at Cool Waters Family Aquatic Park in Greenfield Park, located just a few minutes outside of Milwaukee in West Allis. Whether you are interested in the water slides or volleyball, there is plenty of fun in the sun for everyone.
(414) 257-8098
1301 W Hampton AveMilwaukee, WI 53209 Directions Website
During the warm summer months, cool down at the David F. Schulz Aquatic Center in Lincoln Park. At this water attraction, you can speed down the tube and body waterslides, test your diving skills in the deep well, form a team and play water basketball, float along the Lazy River or just relax in a lounge chair beside the pool. Little ones will have fun playing with the interactive water toys like the spray jets, spray posts, water troughs and Bucket Dump.
(414) 271-1416
Milwaukee, WIWebsite
Walk, jog or bike along Lakefront Trail, aptly named as this almost 6 mile trail loops near Lake Michigan shoreline. The recreation trail is flat and paved with minimal elevation gain, perfect for beginning bikers. Patrons of this trail can get a good feel for downtown as they take in the sights of the parks and cityscape.
(414) 278-8770
2220 N Farwell AveMilwaukee, WI 53202 Directions Website
Looking for a unique place to relax and have a good time? Oriental Landmark Lanes offers bowling, arcade games and a pool hall along side its front, side and back bars. Landmark Lanes is open from 5:00PM until 1:30AM on Monday-Thursday, and opens early at noon on Friday-Sunday.
(414) 227-0550
1001 N 4th StMilwaukee, WI 53203 Directions Website
Outdoors Milwaukee is covered with ice in the winter, but the Bradley Center features an ice-covered rink indoors. Watch the Milwaukee Admirals, a professional ice hockey team in the American Hockey League, take to the ice like ducks to water. The Admirals are fierce competitors, and have won several titles and championships.
(414) 902-4400
1 Brewers WayMilwaukee, WI 53214 Directions Website
Take yourself out to the ball game. Watch the Milwaukee Brewers play at Miller Park. The whole family will enjoy watching this Major League team play. Although the sports team is not known for its spectacular wins or championship titles, they are known to put on a good show and get the crowd pumped.
(414) 227-0599
1001 N 4th StMilwaukee, WI 53203 Directions Website
For a fun night watching a professional basketball game and enjoying sports action, head over to the Bradley Center. There, you will find the Milwaukee Bucks. This NBA team has won one championship, two conference titles and 13 division titles, with an outpouring of local fan support.
(414) 908-6000
400 W Kilbourn AveMilwaukee, WI 53203 Directions Website
Visit the University of Wisconsin to check out the Milwaukee Panthers. The Panthers have a total of 15 athletic teams that compete in NCAA Division I. Especially notable sports teams include men's basketball, women's basketball, men's soccer, women's soccer, baseball, football, women's volleyball and swimming and diving.
(414) 224-9283
400 W Kilbourn AveMilwaukee, WI 53203 Directions Website
Go to the U.S. Cellular Arena to watch the Milwaukee Wave play a game of indoor soccer. This professional sports team is a success story for the Major Indoor Soccer League. The active soccer team is known for making waves as they face down their opponents and for winning several championships as well as the league crown.
(920) 533-8612
2110 Main StCross Plains, WI 53528 Directions Website
See a part of the thousand-mile National Scenic Ice Age Trail in either the north or south sections of Kettle Moraine State Forest. This historic recreation trail ranges from moderate to difficult levels and follows sinuous eskers and tumbled moraines that descend into bogs and deep kettles.
(414) 257-7275
Milwaukee, WIWebsite
Trade the hustle and bustle of the city for an escape to nature at the Oak Leaf Trail. This recreation trail features over 100 miles of paved trails, park drives and municipal streets that intersect with all the major parkways and parks in the city of Milwaukee.
(414) 964-8505
1500 E Park PlMilwaukee, WI 53211 Directions Website
Engage in hands-on learning about science, nature and sustainable living at the Urban Ecology Center. The center has two outdoor "laboratories," located in two urban parks, which feature 15 acres of woodland, a lagoon and riparian habitat on the east bank of the Milwaukee River. The parks also house a habitat-themed playground, as well as seasonal swimming, boating and skating.
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