Harris Family Dog Park

This picturesque spot, which is popular for weddings, features a floral garden with a huge pergola and water views.

Ingram Park has a dog park, a sledding hill, a walking track around a fishing pond, open green space for passive recreational activities, a playground, and memorial trees dedicated in memory of Kenosha County veterans who died in the Vietnam War. Year-round, the park is open to the public from sunrise to sunset. Inside Ingram Park, there is a parking lot.

This is one of three dog parks in Kenosha County. Additional places and information can be found on the website. All costs go towards keeping and improving the dog parks. Each dog park charges a daily fee of $2 for Kenosha County residents and $5 for non-residents. Each dog park has daily fee envelopes and collecting boxes, and visitors are requested to retain a tear-off tab from the envelope on their person while using the dog parks.

Located around 89th Street and 22nd Avenue in Anderson Park. The first dog park in Kenosha debuted in the fall of 2014. Small and large dogs have separate spaces at the fenced dog park. It has two decommissioned fire hydrants as well as several picnic tables. Dogs must be well-behaved and non-aggressive and must be leashed until they enter the gated area. The dog park is completely free to use. Owners are responsible for cleaning up after their dogs. Dogs must have up-to-date vaccinations and licensing, as well as wear current dog tags. Dog licenses can be purchased at the Municipal Building's City Clerk's office, 625 52nd St., room 105.

360-acre park includes woodland trails, picnic spaces, playgrounds, and ball fields.

On the shores of Lake Michigan, there is a beach and a park. Picnic sites, shore fishing, and sledding are all available. Alford Park is divided into three sections: north, east, and west.