Events-Activities-Field Trips

This is long but please read to the end. Your input is requested regarding one of the parks.

In putting together this years list of parks I have been looking for parks that are great for our young ones but also offer a good environment for our older children who typically might not want to come due to a lack of things to do. Here is the list I think best fits that goal.

Campus Park: 8500 Campus Drive Mt. Pleasant

1st, 3rd and 5th Thursday’s from 10am-3pm.

Campus Park has become a RAHS favorite! It has a great playground, a splash pad, tennis/pickle ball courts, basketball courts, plenty of football or soccer space, pavilions and restrooms. Great for the younger and older kiddos.

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Kenosha Dream Playground: 2820 14th Ave. Kenosha

2nd Thursday from 10am-3pm

Another RAHS favorite. The Kenosha Dream Park is handicap accessible and has a wonderful fenced in playground with seating both inside the playground and at tables under the pavilion. There is a large grass space where older children could play yard games or even use the tables under the pavilion for games.

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A POTENTIAL NEW PARK

Oak Creek Skate Park: 1311 E Drexel Ave Oak Creek

4th Thursday from 10am-3pm

This park has a skate park, a pavilion with picnic tables and plenty of space for sack chairs. This park has a good amount of playground equipment, a skate board park, soccer field with nets, paved walking or biking paths, and plenty of space for flying kites. A great place for both older kiddos and the younger ones. THE NEGATIVE IS THE BATHROOM This park only has port-a-potty toilets, they were well kept last year. Do the port-a-potties rule this park out?

My question to all of you is, do we want to give the Oak Creek Skate Park a try or take it off the list now?

IF YOU KNOW OF A GOOD PARK I’M MISSING PLEASE LET ME KNOW. I’M VERY OPEN TO SUGGESTIONS.