With summer winding down we have a fun challenge for you! Check out these ultimate slides for your adventure kids.
Fritse Park
Neenah, Wisconsin
This park is unlike any others in our area. It is built into a hill and definitely for a thrill seeker. For maximum speed make sure you are sporting longer shorts or pants! Make sure to check out the rest of the park or walk across Trestle Trail while you are here. Another fun tip about this park… the bathrooms are open year-round.
Riverside Park, aka The Rocket Park
Neenah, Wisconsin
This slide has a pretty big hike to the top and is a little difficult for little ones under 3 but its pretty fun! We also like this park because it has the soft ground and we can walk along the water or visit a lighthouse.
Bay Beach Amusement Park
1313 Bay Beach Rd, Green Bay, Wisconsin
Slide down this 100 ft slide with a burlap sack. The Giant Slide at Bay Beach costs 1 ticket at 25 cents for each rider. Must be 48 in tall to ride alone. Sorry, no riders under 2 years old. Check out these 10 Reasons to Love Bay Beach.
Bay Beach Wildlife Sanctuary
1660 E Shore Dr, Green Bay, Wisconsin
Bay Beach Wildlife Sanctuary is the perfect place to visit with fun for all ages including animals, exhibits, waterfall and more. This fun slide inside is a dark (and a little scary for some) but is a family favorite. Check out these Helpful Tips for your Next Visit.
Henry Vilas Zoo
702 S Randall Ave, Madison, Wisconsin
The Henry Vilas Zoo in Madison is one of the only FREE admission (and parking), community sponsored zoos in the country. The zoo is open daily, year-round, with the exception of a few holidays. This park was closed in the early summer for repair but is again open. Find more tips for visiting Madison here.
Slippery Rock
12436 Chute Dam Ln, Mountain, Wisconsin
This one is also a bit of a drive but was a recommendation from a GVK writer. Silppery Rock is a natural water park with a rock formation that forms a slide. Located in Chute Pond campground and accessible by a short hike across the dam. Find more here.
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2 thoughts on “The Ultimate Slides in Northeast Wisconsin!”
Eau Claire Carson park there are huge tube slides much more impressive than that one on Neenah
Note that some of the slides at Maggie Daley Park are closed and being reconstructed due to numerous injuries since the park opened. I know as I lived in Chicago when it opened and my kids got scraped up pretty bad on their first time on the slides. The city finally is doing something to prevent injuries.