


Cedar Creek Park
About
Cedar Creek Park is a sprawling family paradise in charming Cedarburg that delivers everything active families need for a full day of outdoor fun. With top-notch playground equipment that keeps kids entertained for hours, plus baseball diamonds, tennis courts, and plenty of open green space for impromptu soccer games or kite flying, this highly-rated park consistently earns praise from local families.
Highlights
- ✓Excellent multi-age playground equipment that keeps kids engaged for hours
- ✓Well-maintained walking and biking paths perfect for strollers and young riders
- ✓Baseball diamonds and tennis courts for active family play
- ✓Expansive open fields ideal for running, sports, and picnics
- ✓Beautiful natural setting with plenty of shade trees
Pro Tips
- 1.Arrive early on weekend mornings (7-9 AM) to enjoy the playground before it gets crowded and claim a shaded picnic spot
- 2.Bring sports equipment like soccer balls, frisbees, or baseball gloves,the open spaces are perfect for family games
- 3.Pack a picnic lunch and plan to stay awhile; the park has plenty of seating areas and the scenery makes for a relaxing family meal
- 4.Don't forget bikes, scooters, or strollers,the walking paths are well-maintained and great for young riders learning their skills
- 5.Combine your visit with a stroll through historic downtown Cedarburg, just minutes away, for ice cream after park time
Best Time to Visit
Spring through fall offers the best weather, with late afternoon visits (4-6 PM) being ideal,temperatures cool down, the light is beautiful, and kids can burn energy before dinner. Weekday mornings are perfect for families with younger children seeking a quieter experience.
What to Know
The park is free to visit with ample parking available. Restroom facilities are on-site, but bring your own snacks and drinks as there are no concessions, though downtown Cedarburg's restaurants and cafes are just a short drive away.
Seasonal Notes
The park shines from April through October when weather is ideal for outdoor play. Summer months offer the longest hours of daylight for extended visits. Winter access is available, though playground equipment may be snow-covered; the open spaces become great for sledding and winter walks.
Nearby Eats
Head to The Chocolate Factory in downtown Cedarburg for casual family dining and sweet treats, or grab wood-fired pizza at The Anvil Pub & Grille, both within 5 minutes of the park and very kid-friendly.
More Activities Near Cedarburg
Covered Bridge County Park
Covered Bridge County Park offers a perfect blend of history and nature that captivates kids and parents alike. The centerpiece is Wisconsin's last remaining covered bridge, which kids love exploring, while Cedar Creek provides endless opportunities for wading, skipping stones, and spotting wildlife. With a playground, picnic facilities, and easy walking trails through wooded areas, it's an ideal spot for a half-day family adventure.
Ozaukee Interurban Trail
The Ozaukee Interurban Trail offers 30 miles of smooth, paved pathways perfect for families looking to explore Cedarburg and beyond on bikes, scooters, or foot. This scenic trail winds through charming communities and natural landscapes, making it ideal for everything from short family bike rides to longer adventures with older kids who love covering distance.
Cedar Creek Settlement Shops
Cedar Creek Settlement Shops offers a unique blend of history and shopping that surprisingly engages kids with its scenic creek-side setting and charming stone mill buildings dating back to the 1800s. Children love exploring the winding pathways between buildings, watching the creek flow below, and discovering quirky treasures in the eclectic mix of specialty shops and galleries.
Lion's Den Gorge Nature Preserve
Lion's Den Gorge Nature Preserve offers families an exciting Lake Michigan adventure with dramatic ravines, towering bluffs, and real fossil hunting along the shoreline. Kids love scrambling down the wooden stairs to the beach, searching for ancient fossils in the rocks, and exploring the winding trails through forested gorges that feel like a wilderness expedition right near Milwaukee.