The best things to do in Waukesha County

Family-oriented venue offering bowling & outdoor volleyball along with a casual American grill.

DJ's Clubhouse & Lounge pairs four Trackman IO simulator bays with a comfy lounge vibe, full bar, and food from DJ's Goalpost, so you can grind a practice round, join a league or scramble, or host the fantasy draft right here in Menomonee Falls without checking the forecast.

From the Menomonee Falls newsletter, October 8, 2026

Whether you’re chasing a brisk round or dialing in your swing before a sandwich, Muskego Lakes Country Club keeps things fun with a well maintained, challenging course, a faster pace of play, friendly staff, leagues and weekend scrambles, plus indoor simulators and The Pub when the weather or your slice needs a…

From the Franklin newsletter, September 20, 2026

New Berlin Ale House is that clutch local hang when your Brookfield crew wants options. Think 60 beers on tap, legit fish fry, darts and Golden Tee, plus a sharp 28-lane bowling center and eight outdoor volleyball courts. Bonus: solid pizzas, burgers, and plenty of TVs.

From the Brookfield newsletter, October 6, 2026

Valley View Disc Golf Course gives you that classic New Berlin blend of fun and challenge, weaving fairways through woodsy terrain with just enough variety to keep every round fresh. Ideal for a quick after-work loop or a weekend meetup with friends, it’s pure local disc golf.

From the New Berlin newsletter, September 10, 2026

Valley Green Golf Course is a locally owned, family-friendly 9-hole par 3 where no hole stretches past 150 yards, ideal for beginners or a quick tune-up. Wrap it up at the clubhouse tavern on the big patio with a cold something... feels like a neighborhood hang.

From the Franklin newsletter, September 27, 2026

Sunny Slope Golf Course is a laid-back 9-hole spot tucked in New Berlin with a driving range, Trackman indoor simulators for when the weather throws shade, and a clubhouse slinging bar food. Solid for quick loops, lessons, or league nights with friends who insist that putts break left... again.

From the Brookfield newsletter, September 4, 2026

Village Bowl & Social is the kind of all-in-one hangout where 26 lanes with new scoring, music, and lights meet a legit fish fry. Leagues, Rock N Bowl, and three banquet halls make it a go-to for weeknights, team parties, or any excuse to roll a frame.

From the Menomonee Falls newsletter, October 3, 2026

Since 1907, New Berlin Hills Golf Course has been the local go-to for fast, challenging greens, tidy fairways, and panoramic clubhouse views. Grab your crew this week, book a tee time, and see why it hosts state events and even helped qualify players for the PGA Tour's Greater Milwaukee Open.

From the Brookfield newsletter, September 22, 2026

Streets fill with live music as Friday Night Live brings multiple bands and genres to downtown Waukesha all summer. Stroll with friends, catch a different vibe on every block, and let the whole evening snowball into that small-town-big-energy night you meant to have anyway.

From the Waukesha newsletter, September 23, 2026

Whether you’re chasing a hole-in-one or trying to time an 80 mph heater, Prairieville Park keeps it simple and fun. The 18-hole adventure course has water features and a mountain, the five batting cages suit all speeds, and the snack bar scoops Wisconsin-made Chocolate Shoppe Ice Cream.

From the Brookfield newsletter, October 21, 2026

Large-scale indoor trampoline center hosting open jump, fitness classes, dodgeball & parties.

When you need a quick tune-up or a family win, Moorland Road Golf Center has heated range bays, short-game areas with sand traps, and the playful Stonewater mini golf course complete with mineshaft, barn, and water features. Rain, snow, or perfect Saturday... you’re covered.

From the Waukesha newsletter, August 21, 2026

Big Putts Mini Golf turns weeknight blahs into laughs with a custom-built indoor 18-hole course that’s wacky, tricky, and way more fun than the old windmill stuff, right here in Waukesha. Rally your crew and trade playful trash talk for tap-ins, because this spot makes friendly competition a weekly tradition.

From the Brookfield newsletter, September 25, 2026

Springs Water Park keeps cabin fever in check with tube and body slides, a chill lazy river, an activity pool, and the Geyser Games Arcade. Grab a bite from Square Meal Snack Bar and Bar and let the kids burn energy while you pretend the inner tube is a spa.

From the Waukesha newsletter, August 27, 2026

Whether you want to roll pasta from scratch, dive into bold global dishes, or let the pros spoil you at the Supper Club with live music nights sprinkled in, Chef Pam's Kitchen is the Waukesha spot for fun, hands-on flavor that turns “what’s for dinner” into bragging rights.

From the Waukesha newsletter, September 28, 2026

Beat the midweek blahs with Krazy Golf, a 13-hole-plus-2-bonus indoor course full of whimsical turns, friendly chaos, and signature cocktails. Bring the kids for laughs, then circle back for After Dark when the putts get a little more playful.

From the Waukesha newsletter, October 2, 2026

Chain of indoor trampoline parks featuring freestyle bouncing, dodgeball, fitness programs & more.

Sunset Bowl/Sporties is the kind of Waukesha hangout where bowling leagues share space with an old-school arcade, batting cages, pool and darts, plus a legit pro shop when your hook needs help. Two bars and a full food menu keep the night rolling long after the last spare.

From the Waukesha newsletter, October 13, 2026

If you want classic-meets-contemporary without leaving downtown Waukesha, Historic Courthouse 1893 delivers Romanesque drama, a soaring 25-foot ceiling, and room for up to 300 guests. As an exclusive Chef Jack's Catering property, the food matches the setting, and expert event coordination keeps the day smooth.

From the Waukesha newsletter, October 20, 2026

Battle House Laser Tag - Waukesha runs 60-plus minutes of squad-based missions in a massive multi-story arena, with realistic gear and an armory that lets you pick your playstyle.

From the Waukesha newsletter, September 20, 2026

For a low-stakes showdown that somehow gets very competitive, Swing Time Golf & Baseball has a creative 19-hole mini golf course split over two levels around a pond, with a chance to win a free game, plus batting cages for baseball and softball and a laid-back driving range. Perfect quick escape when cabin fever hits.

From the Waukesha newsletter, October 6, 2026