Every park in Omaha.
14 parks across the metro — from the 90-acre RiverFront to neighborhood greenspaces.
A 1,186-acre recreation area in southwest Omaha featuring Wehrspann Lake, restored prairie, and an excellent nature center. The 8-mile trail loop around the lake offers rolling hills and diverse habitats.
A 390-acre lake surrounded by a 1,050-acre park in north central Omaha. Constructed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers for flood control and recreation, it opened in 1977. After a major renovation beginning in 2017, the park reopened in 2021 with upgraded trails, a renovated campground, new marina, disc golf course, and improved access.
Neighborhood park on the district's east edge with tennis courts, a playground, and open green space — a favorite for pickup games and dog walks.
A 204-acre historic park in the heart of the Dundee neighborhood. Features a public golf course, tennis courts, disc golf, rose garden, and shaded trails through mature elm and oak trees. A beloved community gathering spot since 1890.
A 2,000-acre nature preserve in Bellevue featuring old-growth forest, boardwalk canopy trails, and diverse wildlife. Home to TreeRush Adventures (aerial obstacle course) and a raptor rehabilitation center with live birds of prey.
Omaha's flagship urban park, transformed in a $290M renovation completed in 2022. The 72-acre RiverFront spans three connected parks with a performance pavilion, interactive playground, splash pad, slides, and sweeping green lawns against the downtown skyline.
Community park north of the district with a popular playground, community garden, and Friday-night summer markets.
A downtown park featuring a scenic lake with a dramatic fountain, walking paths, and stunning skyline views. Part of the RiverFront revitalization, it connects to Gene Leahy Mall and Lewis & Clark Landing.
A 100-acre botanical garden and arboretum featuring themed garden rooms, a conservatory with tropical plants, seasonal model train displays, and the Marjorie K. Daugherty Conservatory. Beautiful in every season.
A sprawling 83-acre park in Central Omaha known for summer concerts, community events, and open green space. Home to large-scale events and a popular running loop. The park honors veterans with memorial installations.
A 135-acre lake surrounded by trails, a nature center, and one of the best kayak launches in the metro. Located in northwest Omaha, Standing Bear offers fishing, paddle sports, and a quieter alternative to the larger lakes.
A beloved 10-acre urban park at Midtown Crossing, home to Jazz on the Green (free summer concert series), the Omaha Farmers Market winter location, and seasonal ice rink. Surrounded by restaurants and shops.
A 450-acre recreation area featuring a 105-acre lake, modern playground, and paved trails in Papillion. Great for fishing, kayaking, and family outings with newer facilities and easy highway access.
A 255-acre park centered around a 98-acre lake in West Omaha. The 4.8-mile paved loop is one of the most popular trails in the city, winding through prairie, past fishing piers, and alongside waterbird habitat.