Name: Grant Park
Address: 100 Hawthorne Ave, South Milwaukee, WI 53172, USA, US
Telephone: +1 414-762-4646

Grant Park is a park, located at 100 Hawthorne Ave, South Milwaukee, WI 53172, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 414-762-4646, visit their website milwaukeecountygolfcourses.com for more detailed information.

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100 Hawthorne Ave, South Milwaukee, WI 53172, USA

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Added by Jopie, at 27 September 2016

Monday 6:00 AM – 7:30 PM
Tuesday 6:00 AM – 7:30 PM
Wednesday 6:00 AM – 7:30 PM
Thursday 6:00 AM – 7:30 PM
Friday 6:00 AM – 7:30 PM
Saturday 6:00 AM – 7:30 PM
Sunday 6:00 AM – 7:30 PM

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Jeff Broucek

26 November 2017

One of the greatest parks I visited. Beautiful beach. Awesome paths that have many sharp inclines and declines, good for exercise. Stone paths, well maintained. Just gorgeous.
Kim & Chris Hoppe

01 November 2017

Great way to get away even when in the city. Wonderful views and access to the beaches. Paved and unpaved trails, soccer fields, playgrounds, wildlife. The park is a wonderful asset to the community. Saw a coyote there last weekend!
Cdub

02 October 2017

Very nice place to take your family and pups. Very nice trails(both paved and "wild"). Lot of cliffs and ravines to climb around on. Beach is very awesome and was pretty surprised to see that much undeveloped property that close to Milwaukee.
Katherine Gifford

28 September 2017

I love and have always loved this park! It is a beautiful touch of nature in an urbanized area. Nice little get-away!
Jennifer Pezdir

15 September 2017

This is a beautiful park. It is my favorite park in the area! It's a great place to bring family and dogs or just explore on your own. It doesn't take terribly long to hike through. The only reason I'm giving it 4 stars is that a couple of the bridges could use some fixing up, but nothing that makes you unable to hike through the park! One of my pictures shows how a couple of wood planks on a bridge could be re-secured or replaced.
Heather Winum

06 September 2017

Seven Bridges is a neat little park, the hiking trail is rather short, but its unlike any other area I've been for hiking. The scenery was great, surprising views of lake Michigan! There is a paved bike path that goes through Grant Park if you're interested in additional walking.
Matthew Hill

31 August 2017

Biked through here and found it to be beautiful. At night there could be a bit more lighting on the bike trails, but otherwise was really surreal and the trails were smooth! Friendly bikers too.
Sayan Chakraborty

30 July 2017

Great place for day out with friends or family. I thoroughly enjoyed it. Beach side is awesome. I can spend a day just out there. Would definitely like to visit again for the 7 trails, missed that this time.
Elizabeth Cunningham Perkins

13 March 2017

When this park isn't crowded--what a refuge from city bustle! When crowds litter, it's still pretty.
Jesse Campo

27 February 2017

Beautiful park located on the shores of Lake Michigan. Seven Bridges is a great hike with its own distinct beauty in any season (particularly awesome in Fall). Hike along the bluffside forest or hike along the shoreline. Good for sunrises or sunsets as well.
Lara Zielinski

18 February 2017

Really. It's a great park. I mean sure it's not the parks fault if you run into a drunk dude touching himself, asking if you want to watch him. That's on that perv. The views are marvelous.
Jennifer Ring

01 January 2017

Seven Bridges is one of the most beautiful hikes in Milwaukee. You can walk down to the lakefront on many trails, there's a nice playground for kids, great pic areas for events, a golf course, something for everyone
Kayla Hellal

04 October 2016

Grant Park is a great place to escape the city, without getting out of the city. There are paved trails for leisure strolls, and beaten paths for the more adventurous souls. There's a great path down to the lake and this place is dog friendly. There are mulitple parking lots scattered throughout the park, so parking is also easy.

On beautiful days, particularly in late spring/early summer, the park can be crowded, especially near the bridges (which, bonus, may or may not be haunted). However, I've always found that my dog and I can wander around some of the lesser used trails and feel like we're completely alone.