Address: 2127 Brookside Ave, Omaha, NE 68124, USA
“A small nice park. Has a baby swing. Nice people's,”
Address: 6288 H St, Omaha, NE 68117, USA
“We were looking for a place that we could bbq, but it was getting ready to rain. And we needed a place with a covered pavilion. Not much scenery but it has a train track that is elevated and we saw a few trains go by.”
Address: 3202 Woolworth Ave, Omaha, NE 68105, USA
“Such a beautiful monument! The flower garden dedicated to Fords wife is so peaceful. A great place to visit! I was present when they put the time capsule in the ground in 1976.”
Address: 4407 Fontenelle Blvd, Omaha, NE 68104, USA
“Boys play baseball here. I also love to walk around the newly expanded pond. Nice paths and not too busy. Just wish people would take care of the park better. Parking lot can be messy with broken glass.”
Address: 2285 S 67th St, Omaha, NE 68106, USA
“This park is awesome. Lots of room for Frisbee, play catch, or just a casual walk around. Many wonderful events are hosted here, including exercise classes. Great, free summer concerts on Saturday nights during season; which culminated with a fantastic national act....all at no charge, allowing lawn chairs and coolers for the season , with food trucks sometimes, children's face painting etc. Family friendly. Nearby free parking garage...Close to cycling trail, small children's park, ice-cream parlor, shopping at Aksarben Village with many eateries and pubs. Sonny's outdoor bar nearby; plus the Inner-Rail fast food choices and seating indoor and out, with firepits. Sonny's also hosted free salsa classes and dancing...what a fun time! Aksarben Village and Stinson Park; with nearby Farmer's Market on Sundays; best in the city, are a very welcome city gem that showed up to bring music, food, life, and socialization back, on time after lengthy post-covid isolations, mass city construction projects, road work poorly planned and annoying causing generally grumpy post covid attitudes. Good to see people smiling again! Thanks Stinson and Aksarben Village!”
Address: Omaha, NE 68164, USA
“A beautiful place to go explore native trees. Educational purposes provides a very beautiful sense of scenery. Perfect for photos not only native, but also provides beautiful scenery for photos of all sorts. Very well laid out, providing a public restroom easy free access trail as well as a gazebo area. They also have a very beautiful water feature near the gazebo area. Acres of land is very trees, read descriptions, and historical representations of the various species of many sorts. Welcome to bring your dogs must be on a leash, however very wide area with a lot of land to cover makes for the perfect morning midday or early evening outing The part is at 9 PM however this time of year it provides a beautiful natural Source of fulfillment of wide assortment of colors being autumn nearing the very corner. Suitable for all ages, as well as offer as reservations. I wanna know highly recommended to-any and all seeking to have a simple convenient location to gather, or a day of entertainment and accessible further knowledge of the native land that surrounds us!”
Address: 3033 Hummel Rd, Omaha, NE 68112, Omaha, NE 68112, USA
“Huge park with lots of hiking trails and paths. The trees look pretty in the fall season. Lots of woods and beautiful scenic overlooks.”
Address: Benson Park Pavilion, 7028 Military Ave, Omaha, NE 68104, USA
“This park feels like it's straight from a movie scene. Having grown up in a small town, moving to the big city made me miss the charm of those intimate parks. Here, you see people getting into a game of basketball on a pristine court, families strolling by the large pond, watching geese bask in the sun, or searching for their afternoon meal. Kids are everywhere, tossing footballs, while the little ones conquer the huge playground. Even adults are letting loose, revisiting their childhood on the swings. Everywhere you look, there are smiles, laughter, and a symphony of shared memories. I'm truly thankful that in this fast-paced world, we still find moments for park afternoons, especially with gems like Benson Park around.”
Address: 11809 Old Maple Rd, Omaha, NE 68164, USA
“A hidden away spot in busy surroundings. Ponds, herons, perching birds, butterflies & mosquitos abound in summertime. A beautiful planted garden also awaits you with loads of flowers. Be sure to bring a camera or a great cellphone with you so you can capture the moment!”
Address: 6005 Underwood Ave, Omaha, NE 68132, USA
“Wonderful spot to enjoy nature and get some fresh air. This park is a great walking spot or if you want to set up a blanket and sit down on the lawn under a nice shady tree and enjoy a book or a yummy meal. The peony garden is gorgeous!”
Address: 1920 Carter Blvd, Omaha, NE 68110, USA
“It was beautiful as far as seeing the turkeys in omaha was awesome, but there's not much else there”
Address: 14948 W Center Rd, Omaha, NE 68144, USA
“Good neighborhood park. Primary upkeep is done by the city, but the HOA also does a lot of work keeping the park nice. On the South side there's some walking trails in a lot of trees, the center of the park is backed up to buy houses, and there is several playgrounds in that area, and then the far north side of the park by Shirley Street, has a huge hill perfect for sledding, as well as, a baseball diamond and two tennis courts.”
Address: 27702 F St, Waterloo, NE 68069, USA
“This is a lovely park for camping and the caboose camper cabins they offer are a fun option. My mistake was to come for hiking - the customer service person told me the trails aren’t marked on the map they give out and he didn’t seem to know for sure if there are any or where I could find them. He did tell me to watch out for hunters with bows. The park is fairly small, we didn’t find any actual trails, I would say it is best for family camping since they do offer many different options for that (cabooses, regular cabins, multiple spaces for RVs and tents). There is a small lake with a beach that’s great for swimming, and you can also swim in the river (although the lake is safer). The cabooses should be reserved online first since they are pretty booked up through the summer. Minimum stay is two nights, so they can’t be booked just for an overnight stay. Overall the park is clean, seems safe, and the nature is pretty. We saw lots of different kinds of birds, including a goose nesting right by the camping area.”
Address: Heflinger Park Rd, Omaha, NE 68164, USA
“This dog park is so close and really has some great sized, enclosed areas for your puppos to run around. They have it segmented for both large and smaller breeds if you're concerned about that. People have always been friendly, respectful and watch their dogs for any unnecessary behavior. My dog, Yuki, also likes to help clean up the trash as this place is somewhat maintained by the patrons.”
Address: Omaha, NE 68124, USA
“Very nice park with plenty of walking trails and in a nice location with parking. It also has several smaller “wetland” style ponds with an abundance of wildlife. If you like to watch birds, this is an excellent place to visit, as you will be able to see numerous species of songbirds and also plenty of waterfowl. I am attaching some photos of the birds I saw. I also saw plenty of people just sitting and enjoying the day and others that were exercising. It is definitely worth checking out if you want a little walk outside.”
Address: W Papio Trail, Omaha, NE 68118, USA
“Nice park with quiet walking trails. Good place to walk your dog or baby. Decent playground but it's a Little bit tall for toddlers. Still plenty of sand and other things to keep the kids busy. They like the walking trails as much as the park anyway”
Address: Cunningham Lookout, Glenn Cunningham Lk Pk Rd, Omaha, NE 68122, USA
Address: 15050 Q St, Omaha, NE 68137, USA
“Very nice big open park. Very pretty and no trash was all over everything was in the trash cans. The only thing I didn’t like was the eating picnic tables were ants galore so had me super itchy quickly. Over all awesome spot for a lot of things. We will be back .”
Address: 4802 S 144th St, Omaha, NE 68137, USA
“Great equipment for lil kids to play, like usual slides, swings etc additionally a nice and small climbing wall. Lot of park benches, a trail to walk around. Nice clean fields. It s located near the street but it was a lively ambience in the park.”
Address: 11707 Farnam St, Omaha, NE 68154, USA
“My kiddo loved walking over the bridge to enter the park. Lots of area to run and two separate playgrounds for little kids and bigger kids. The park shows some wear and tear but it's pretty well maintained!”
Address: N 180th St, Omaha, NE 68183, USA
“Great lake for walking around and fishing. There are vault restrooms and a picnic area.”
Address: 728 S 154th St, Omaha, NE 68154, USA
“Usually clean, covered picnic area and several open tables. Equipment for big and little kids. Nicely tucked away in bike path area away from street. Some parking, but not much.”
Address: 11025 John J Pershing Dr, Omaha, NE 68112, USA
“Lots of spots available to park the boat trailer. Only one slip available but it's rarely busy. Easy access to the boat ramp”
Address: 8024 N 28th St, Omaha, NE 68112, USA
“Kind,caring, and conscientious plant lovers and care takers work here and I am one of them!! #purplepolosrock”
Address: 4405 Carter Lake Shore Dr W, Omaha, NE 68110, USA
“Love to fish here. And can always find a good spot to fish that is accessible for me who is disabled.My boyfriend caught these fish in Carter lake.”
Address: 2721 N 206th St, Elkhorn, NE 68022, USA
“I have found my new favorite garden/yard art/EVERYTHING-under-the-sun shop! This place is an absolute treasure! Every inch of the house & yard is filled with amazing, quirky & clever 'finds'! I was so taken (& frankly almost joyfully overwhelmed) with the fact that there are SO many wonderful things tucked into every corner of available space here. The owner, Michelle, could not have been more gracious! She said she sells for at least 20 different vendors here. I can't believe this has been here for 14 years, & I'm just now finding out about it! I will be their biggest cheerleader from now on! This place is a must-see (again & again)!”
Address: 3625 S 10th St, Omaha, NE 68107, USA
“This place is called "Infield at The Zoo". It is the site where Rosenblatt Stadium once stood and has some of the stuff from the from the original stadium such as a sign and a couple rows of the original seats! It's also neat to walk around the bases!”
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