This tiny park is on a small lot between houses at the end of a street. The only thing in the park is a small wooden climbing structure with two metal slides.

This is an older park in the Apple Valley neighborhood off Sand Lake Road. It two wooden climbing structures, a tall metal slide, a merry go round, a large sandbox, a teeter-totter-like rocking toy, and a swingset with two regular and three baby swings. Two of the baby swings are the old fashioned kind with the bar. There's also a baseball field, a basketball court, and a tennis court. The bathroom is a porta potty. There isn't much for little kids as the climbing structures aren't meant for little ones.

This information has been provided by La Crosse's park and rec department. I am only making personal visits to take photos of parks with playgrounds at this time. If you have more information about this park that you would like to share, please contact me.

This beautiful park sits at the foot of a rocky bluff. Parking near the playground is on a quiet side street overlooking the whole park. There is a modern climbing structure with two slides (one of them double) and steps for the little ones. Near that is a large tire swing. Behind the climbing structure is another made of wood with a metal slide. Back farther from those is a swingset with three baby swings. One is the modern bucket kind while the other two are the older chair kind. There are no regular swings.

In addition to the playground, the park has a large tennis court, large ballfield, and a full basketball court with two hoops. There is a huge open area. There is an open shelter with picnic tables as well as several benches. No bathroom, though there is a bubbler at the far end away from the playground. There are some shade trees near the playground.

This information has been provided by La Crosse's park and rec department. I am only making personal visits to take photos of parks with playgrounds at this time. If you have more information about this park that you would like to share, please contact me.

This information has been provided by La Crosse's park and rec department. I am only making personal visits to take photos of parks with playgrounds at this time. If you have more information about this park that you would like to share, please contact me.

This information has been provided by La Crosse's park and rec department. I am only making personal visits to take photos of parks with playgrounds at this time. If you have more information about this park that you would like to share, please contact me.

This is a large neighborhood park with modern equipment. One climbing structure is small with no slide and one of those plastic lookout bubbles. The other one is larger with two slides, a climbing wall, a bridge, steps, and various ladder type climbing equipment. There are two swingsets. One has two regular swings and two baby swings. The other has a regular swing and what looks to be a handicapped enabled one. There is a basketball court with one hoop, two rocking toys, and a toy with two bars to hang on. There is an open shelter with three picnic tables and benches to sit on. Parking is on the street. The park is close to the highway and it was quite noisy when we were there.

This park is on the other side of the highway from Ceder Meadows East so there's no direct connection. Unfortunately, it's right on the other side of the highway with only a fence for separation, so it's quite noisy. It's unfortunate that the highway is so close because it is a very picturesque park with a walking trail down into the trees and the noise is a real detraction.

The playground area has a climbing structure with two slides. One of the slides has steps and is a small slide good for very young children. The other slide is a double slide which is only good for much older kids as the only way to get up to it is via a ladder or a sort of climbing wall with a chain to pull yourself up (see photos). There's also a regular climbing wall near the structure. The park also has the usual swing set with two regular and two baby slides plus a stand alone metal slide.

There are two benches and a picnic table for seating near the play area. No shelters, bathrooms, or drinking water. Parking is on the cul de sac and it's a bit of a walk from there to the play area.

This information has been provided by La Crosse's park and rec department. I am only making personal visits to take photos of parks with playgrounds at this time. If you have more information about this park that you would like to share, please contact me.