Top Parks in Lancaster county, Nebraska, United states, Page 1

Tierra Disc Golf Course

Address: Lincoln, NE 68516, USA

“If you are a beginner at disc golf you may have some difficulty here. The first two holes are pretty open with minimal hazards, but the next 6 are riddled with trees. Still a great place to spend an afternoon and the trees give plenty of shade. There's also a skatepark, basketball hoops, and other activities.”

Antelope Park

Address: Sheridan Blvd, Lincoln, NE 68502, USA

“It's a very open park. I get to visit every once in awhile to train with my Sensei and his class. But even before, we came out for a wedding reception and it was pretty cool”

Antelope Park Enclosed Shelter

Address: Lincoln, NE 68502, USA

“Building was great. Overall experience was good. Had a city official come to the door multiple times to check on us.”

Bill Harris Iron Horse Park

Address: 235 N 7th St, Lincoln, NE 68508, USA

“Went to the farmer's market (Saturday mornings through Oct.)- they have (almost) everything! Goat cheese from Dutch Girl Creamery, jam from Lana's Jams & Jellies, and amazing up-cycled goods from Marjorie Mae. For those that love the food carts, there were tons of baked goods & snack items, along with burritos or pulled pork. And of course the fresh produce & lots of craft items and great gift ideas. I recommend getting there early for parking though...”

Herbert Park

Address: Lincoln, NE 68505, USA

“Great little park off of 84th and O I think you would be a great location for a family outing with the picnic area and park.”

Holmes Park Golf Course

Address: Lincoln, NE 68506, USA

Van Dorn Park

Address: Van Dorn St & S 9th St, Lincoln, NE 68502, USA

“Great place to walk and hike. Like there trails and how easy it is to maneuver around the trails when walking”

Jerry Frye Co

Address: 5307 W Kingsley St, Lincoln, NE 68524, USA

“Great basketball games”

Tierra Briarhurst Park

Address: NE-2, Lincoln, NE 68502, USA

“Very beautiful trails to walk, jog, or run. Gorgeous natural views. Lots of plant and tree life. Play area for small children, frisbee golf for those whom enjoy so. Trails into the trees leading to a river. Very relaxing and glorious.”

Precision Rain Lawn Irrigation

Address: 740 S 48th St, Lincoln, NE 68510, USA

YMCA Spirit Park

Address: 420 S 84th St, Lincoln, NE 68510, USA

Lincoln Memorial Cemetery

Address: 6800 S 14th St, Lincoln, NE 68512, USA

“What a beautiful place! My grandma & grandpa were cremated and are buried here. Truly a special place. I have no idea of management here, but the lady behind the desk helped me find where I was looking for. I don't get back near enough.”

Willard and Schroeder Park

Address: Lincoln, NE 68522, USA

“Thanks. Flowers all over.”

Lincoln Parks and Recreation

Address: 3140 N St #300, Lincoln, NE 68510, USA

Lincoln Parks & Recreation Home

Address: 7000 N 70th St, Lincoln, NE 68507, USA

NDCS Central Office

Address: 801 W Prospector Pl, Lincoln, NE 68522, USA

“Clean and no litter. Rare.”

Roper Park

Address: N 9th St & Belmont St, Lincoln, NE 68521, USA

“I love this dog park. It's clean and fully secured for off leash dogs. Easy to get to and nice parking. Seperate small dog and large dog areas. There is a watering station just outside by parking. Sometimes there is a really cool crowd of people and dogs and sometimes you have it to yourself. Highly recommend. My dogs come back tired and happy ????”

Lincoln Parks & Recreation

Address: 3131 O St Suite 300 Suite 300, Lincoln, NE 68510, USA

Council Creek Wildlife Management Area

Address: 2200 N 33rd St, Lincoln, NE 68503, USA

American Legion Park

Address: S 26th & Randolph St, Lincoln, NE 68510, USA

“My daughter, grandbabes and I had a fabulous time here ????❤”

The Veterans Memorial Garden

Address: 3200 Veterans Memorial Dr, Lincoln, NE 68502, USA

“Serine place to reflect and give thanks to our veterans. The different dedications are written in large lettering making it easy to see which branch of the military or which war the memorial is representing. The walking path is calm and I found it was a good place to teach my son about what our military has done in the past and how he can pay proper respects.”