This time, went to Holmes Lake in evening. We walk n run on the trail which took us around the lake and provided sweeping views of the water. There were lot of people doing the same activities like ours, and what a beautiful sunset fall on the lake & everything looks classic silhouette around the lake. It’s truly a happening lake park and there are usually lots of people there. They have several free parking lots.

Good trip. We arrived at approximately 5 pm and made our way inside the park. The trail was relatively easy, and consisted of walking on a flat surface for a majority of the walk. The trail took us around the lake and provided sweeping views of the water. Tip: I recommend spending 45 minutes here if you truly want to see everything.

We love this place. Always fun. Sometimes we go fishing, play vollyball, hangout with friends. Very clean.

Nice park, large grassy areas and paved, shady walkway around lake. Lots of people fishing. Dogs on leash welcome. Free parking and entry.

Holmes Park has been one of Lincolns best parks for over 50 years! They have ball diamonds, picnic shelters, stocked trout fishing, crappie, bass and blue gill. They have a golf course, Hyde Astronomy Observatory and walking trails. In the Winter they have sledding from the dike onto the frozen lake and ice-skating. It is beautifully landscaped and well-maintained. It’s a happening kind of park and there are usually lots of people there. They have several parking lots and there is usually plenty of parking. Local radio stations occasionally host events there as well. There is room to fly kites by the dike and there are no tennis courts or pickle courts at this time. No motor boats allowed, but you can use canoes sail boats and windsurfers. One of Lincoln’s many bike trails trails also connects with the park. This park attracts families, teens, singles, couples, middle-aged and older people.