Parks in West Allis, Wisconsin

Municipal facility with a body slide, tube slide, 2 kiddie slides, sand play area, volleyball, lily pad, and log walk. More on About

about Pulaski Pool: Whether it's for exercise, team practice, or a pool party , Noyes Pool is an indoor pool that is open year-round. It has locker rooms with private ... More on GoCityKids

Miniature golf adventure - Batting cages - Game room & snack bar - Clubhouse for parties & special occasions ... More on entertainment.com

About me the salon owner My name is Kathleen and I am going to school for a sales & marketing degree to help me make my salon be the best quality salon at a ecomomical price. I take my salon and it... More on Hairforkidssalon.webs.com

about A Hair for Kids Salon LLC: A Hair for Kids Salon provides entertainment to distract little ones worried about scissors. Little salon goers can opt to sit on a Lightning McQueen, Barbie, Harle... More on GoCityKids

Park is for resort guests only. For a hotel water park, it is surprisingly large. Other resort amenities include golf courses, athletic club and spa, tennis, equestrian center, mountain biking, and a number ... More on About

about Taste of Trinity: Trinity Academy of Irish Dance is the most widely recognized Irish dance program in the world. For almost 30 years, Trinity has offered students a program founded on a unique philosophy of instruction â?? ... More on GoCityKids

about Lulu's World of Laughter: More on GoCityKids

Located in a 75-acre festival park along the shores of Lake Michigan, Summerfest is Milwaukee's star-studded celebration of summer and music. Recognized as the World's Largest Music Festival, Summerfest features over 700 entertainers ... More on Discover America

about Grand Slam USA: Grand Slam USA is likely to score a hit with teens as well as younger kids. This entertainment mecca offers mini-golf, a batting cage, laser tag, bumper cars, and a video arcade. Snacks ... More on GoCityKids

Inscription. Honey Creek School, Greenfield Township, was built of logs, with a shake roof and puncheon floor, on land owned by Reuben Strong. William W. Johnson, the first teacher, helped to build the school, which opened in December ... More on HMDB