Friends of Brown Deer Park

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Friends of Brown Deer Park In cooperation with Park People of Milwaukee County, the Friends of Brown Deer Park group is an important catalyst to enhance and protect Brown Deer Park.

The Friends of Brown Deer Park was launched in the Fall of 2016 to provide support and advocacy for beautiful Brown Deer Park. Brown Deer Park is the largest Milwaukee County Park that did not yet have an active Friends Group. Working in cooperation with the Park People of Milwaukee County, the Friends group is an important catalyst to enhance and protect Brown Deer Park. Brown Deer Park, and all our parks, need community support now more than ever. Our parks are showing the signs of over twenty years of budget cuts. Staffing and facility maintenance are at an all time low. Getting involved with the Brown Deer Park Friends group will not only be of benefit to your park, it will benefit you as a person and your community as well. Friends’ Groups in other parks have proved to be invaluable resources, and people are free to provide support in a variety of ways and with full flexibility to meet their own time requirements. If you would like to donate to the Friends of Brown Deer Park, you can send your tax-deductible donation to support the important work of the Friends of Brown Deer Park. Your support of any amount will be very appreciated! Please send your check, made out to The Park People, 10300 W. Wisconsin Ave., Wauwatosa, WI 53226. On your check memo line please write "Friends of Brown Deer Park" . Feel free to call the Park People at 414-273-PARK or the Friends of Brown Deer Park at 414-357-7488 for more information. Thank you! For more information or to get involved, please call Jim Farmer and Rob Guilbert at 414/357-7488 or email them at [email protected].

11/01/2026

Tips for turning your yard into a refuge for birds and insects, whether they’re refueling on their migration journey or seeking shelter through winter.

11/01/2026

Over its 1,000 mile course, the Ice Age National Scenic Trail is renowned for its beauty and impressive geologic features. Join Director of Education Tom Finley on the hike, starting at Loew Lake, continuing north along the Ice Age Trail, and finishing with a picturesque view of nearby Holy Hill....

11/01/2026
11/01/2026

Discover the impressive life cycle and multi-generational, cross-continental migration of the green darner dragonfly! New blog post linked below. ⤵️

With the UWM students today: raked and prepped all the Boathouse perennial beds and "putting green" bed for winter; remo...
10/31/2026

With the UWM students today: raked and prepped all the Boathouse perennial beds and "putting green" bed for winter; removed downed trees and branches from the nature trails; sowed seeds for next year; and more.

We hope that everyone can make a walk around the lagoon in Brown Deer Park as the colors this year are spectacular. The ...
10/29/2026

We hope that everyone can make a walk around the lagoon in Brown Deer Park as the colors this year are spectacular. The blue heron is still here as well as a cormorant.

10/28/2026
10/28/2026

Push for parks revenue from various services involves large park with dormant pavilion.

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Brown Deer Park Boathouse
Milwaukee, WI
53209

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