Petrifying Springs Park - Park in Kenosha - 5555 7th St, USA

What a beautiful ,clean park with such wonderful people everywhere. The Autumn 🍁 colours made it more precious .We had a wonderful hike with amazing nature memories. Park is really big with playground, golf course, barbecue place. So many parking spots and always sheriffs checking around. People working out, jogging, playing, laughing, walking their dogs . It's lovely

The newly renovated Pets Park! Wow, it’s Breathtaking 😍‼️ Definitely going to be a new fav spot for my family. My kids had such a great time. The Scenery is gorgeous and the bugs weren't too bad. Loved all the bench seating availability, it was nice to take a break and take quick stroll on the trails and come back to play. My kids absolutely loved it and the multiple slides were a great touch. Highly recommended for independent (4 & up) kids. Location: Area 4, Right after the big Bridge

This is a wonderful park. It is very large and well maintained. The bathrooms have running water and are clean. There are creeks, forest paths, picnic pavilions, playgrounds, grassy fields, wide paved sidewalks for walking and biking, and large parking lots. It's a fun place to spend time.

Pets, as locals call it, is fantastic. One of the oldest parks in Kenosha, it has something for everyone.Hiking trails, picnic areas, an amazing beer garden, and fantastic golfing. About an hour from Chicago, it is an easy and worthwhile destination, especially for family's.

Super nice walking trail which takes you through wooded areas as well as the golf course. Roughly 3.3 miles.

Such a beautiful park! Lovely river, flowers, walking/bike paths many picnic shelters, volleyball courts, golf course.

Awesome place, and huge! We ended up at 5 miles with just an outer loop, not including the many inside loops and deviations. Very cool biergarten as well, a bit pricey and ONLY CASH, so keep that in mind. Trails are NOT MARKED, so use Strava or if you're lucky, take a pic of a map if you see one (not to be confused with golf cart paths). Overall we would come back for each season to see the changes.

When we were children, long ago, we loved hiking on the trails along the bluffs at "Pets". This past weekend, mid-April '23, was our first exploration of the well-maintained trails at this popular Kenosha County Park. It is fairly strenuous in some places. In one spot a recently-fallen tree had not yet been cleared from the path, and it was so big it was necessary to go around the root ball -- but there was no big danger. There are steps made of 6X6 pieces of wood, which are well-anchored and stable in the soil. There are places in some ravines that are fairly steep, and there are no handrails. There are other places in the park where elderly and wheelchair-riding folks can go for a leisurely tour on mostly level trails. We exchanged happy greetings with lots of people we had never met before, which is always enjoyable.