Milwaukee City Parks

Program Overview
DPW Infrastructure maintains Milwaukee City Parks, a neighborhood park system that provides outdoor play opportunities in over 50 locations across the City of Milwaukee.
Milwaukee City Parks are funded through the City of Milwaukee and private donations. In collaboration with neighborhood partners, Milwaukee City Parks empower residents to re-create public spaces that reflect local needs, interests and identity. In doing so, previously underutilized parks are transformed into enriching play environments, which provide positive physical, social and economic impact to the areas they serve.
The Landing on Tannery Row
The City of Milwaukee is making improvements to the space formerly known as "Marsupial Bridge Swing Park." Learn more about the project and view the conceptual plans on the EngageMKE project page.

31st & Galena
The City of Milwaukee is making improvements to the site known as 31st & Galena Park, a 1.2-acre parcel in the Walnut Hill neighborhood. Learn more about the project and view the final design renderings on the EngageMKE project page.

Skate Park
The City of Milwaukee is making improvements to the site at 507 W. Rogers Street, .24-acre City-owned parcel adjacent to 0.75 acres of County-owned land. This project will build a Skate Park on the site in the Walker's Point neighborhood. Learn more about the project on the EngageMKE project page.

51st & Stack Park
Milwaukee City Parks is beginning the redevelopment of the park at 51st & Stack, a community-led effort focused on creating a space that reflects the identity of the White Manor neighborhood. Learn more about the project on the EngageMKE project page.

Clementina Castro Park
This project will make improvements to Clementina Castro Park, located at 4th and Mineral, in the Walker's Point neighborhood. Learn more about the project on the EngageMKE project page.

Johnson-Odom Park
This project will make improvements to the site known as Johnson-Odom Park, located at N. 1st and E. Wright streets in Milwaukee's Harambee neighborhood. Learn more about the project on the EngageMKE project page.

40th & Douglas Park
This project will make improvements to 40th & Douglas Park, a 1.17-acre park that serves the community with opportunities for recreation, play, and gathering. Learn more about the project on the EngageMKE project page.

97th & Thurston Park
This project will make improvements to the site known as 97th & Thurston Park, a 1.77-acre neighborhood park that continues to evolve as a community gathering place. Learn more about the project on the EngageMKE project page.


