From golf courses, boutique shopping finds. craft cocktails, authentic cuisine, or mid day walks around the park, West Omaha provides a little of everything.

• Parks: Omaha is home to more than 250 parks totalling over 11,000 acres. Most of these provide convenient parenting relief tucked inside local neighborhoods such as Trendwood,  Meadow Lane, Lee Valley, and Willow Wood.
• If your four-legged friends need some space to run, the Hefflinger bark park is one of the largest dog parks in town. 
• Walking and Biking Trails: Various connections to the 18 mile Papio Creek trail can be found on the eastern edge of West Omaha which joins the Keystone trail that extends all the way to Bellevue.  
• Sports: Be careful of the weekend traffic around the Tranquility soccer complex and Moylan Iceplex or Lamp ball fields. 
• Golf: Miracle Hills golf and tennis facilities offers the public a convenient escape while Champions Run is a members only country club. The Westwood and Eagle Run golf courses are excellent public par 3 courses for youth and practice.
• Fitness: The Jewish Community Center’s 28 acre campus located on 132nd and Dodge streets offers modern fitness, aquatics, sports, performing arts, and youth programs, with open membership policies. Genesis Health Clubs, Blue Moon Fitness, YMCA, and Orangetheory, are fully equipped to make you sweat with options for kids such as PE 101.
• Lakes and Outdoor Recreation: In order to cast a line, catch some waves, or hit a lake side trail you’ll likely need to step just outside traditional West Omaha to Standing Bear or Zorinksky Lakes or buy a home in the Candlewood, Regency, Linden Estates neighborhoods that support smaller, private, ponds. 
• Shopping. Pockets of small outdoor strip malls such as Westwood Plaza (120th &Center) and the newer Sterling Ridge development (132nd & Pacific) will provide boutique finds and local dining options.
• The new Heartwood development on the old Boystown farm land has exciting plans for residential, recreational and retail shops. 
• For home décor and landscaping I suggest you try local favorite Mulhuall’s (120th & Maple) where they also host unique seasonal events. Or you can always stop into the At Home store (132nd & Center) for your stock home goods.