Alcott Park

Alcott Park is a 16.8-acre public green space located in the southwestern part of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The park is situated in a suburban residential area near the border with Greenfield.

The park serves as a local recreational hub for the surrounding community, offering various facilities for outdoor activities and leisure. One of the park's notable features is its oval path, which measures approximately 0.3 miles in circumference, providing a convenient track for walking or jogging.

Alcott Park includes areas of open grass, trees, and shrubs, creating a pleasant natural environment within the urban setting. The park also features a wading pool, which is particularly popular among families with young children during the warmer months.

For families and children, the park offers a tot lot and play area, providing a safe space for youngsters to engage in outdoor play and physical activity. The park's design incorporates both active recreational spaces and more passive areas for relaxation and picnicking.

The park includes a reservable picnic area, allowing residents to host gatherings and events. However, it's worth noting that staking is not permitted in this area, and visitors are advised to use sandbags, weights, or water barrels to secure any temporary structures.

Alcott Park is maintained by Milwaukee County Parks, ensuring its upkeep and accessibility for public use throughout the year.