An excellent playground "floor is lava" themed, shade, street parking, picnic tables and restrooms…read more Baseball field, splash pad, and tennis courts. Really impressed by the renovations to this park, and it's one that the kiddies will love!

A lovely little rose garden among the churches and apartments of Evanston. It's a nice little area…read morebest visited in June when the roses are in full bloom. A nice stop if you're in the area. Did a quick walk through (like 5 minutes) but there were others strolling through and there are some benches if you want to sit for a while.

I lived there it is like an English garden. I had to park my car there to walk to busy Ridge where…read moremy apartment was. There is a sculptural fountain here with an outstretched bird's neck spouting to the sky which can be seen from the groomed grass half block to the end surrounded by artisan crafted stone wall to sit on and picnic and take off your shoes. it is quiet and across from a church. I moved and this is a blessing that this was by my first apartment, nowhere else like it. Rose garden runs behind your back on that wall and you can walk among them.

I came here for a Starlight concert and the food truck fest. First of all, parking was decent but…read moreyou definitely had to drive around a bit. The food trucks were a fabulous touch and the food was delicious especially Hummingbird and the Tamales. The park itself was okay - the playground is decent with wood chips which makes it not as little kid friendly. Also, there was a mob of older kids who are jumping off the top of slides and pushing/running into toddlers. We probably won't be back just because of the setup of this park. Also, Expo '76 would be a great band if they started up on time instead of having to wait nearly an hour for them to get started.

Expo '76 is a great band and they're playing at Brummel Park tonight! I'm definitely not going to…read moremiss it. There's supposed to be a Food Truck Fest as well. I would definitely check out events at this park--it's clean, spacious, great for kids.

Used to run the Softball field with LO$. They got ice skating in the winter. Farmers market…read more sometimes they do a haunted house as well. Couple Basketball courts to shoot the rock.

The Zumba Gold Class at Ridgeville Park District in Evanston held on Friday mornings at 10am is…read moreuser friendly for Seniors in all physical conditions! Because the teacher has her own physical challenges she is very patient and encourages the students to participate even if it means sitting in a chair. I was surprised to be sweating while sitting in a chair and I felt great after the class because of such a sense of accomplishment. Anna Christina Nelson

lol overly clean beach, lifeguards start at 11am and before then the flag is set to red. Watch for…read morethe flag change through the day to know whether it's too choppy or safe. There is a cafe onsite, it's great, lots of options. In the summer you definitely want to get here early if you need parking. Parking is all gone by around 10:30 on a nice day. It's very family friendly, and mostly it is families.

A really small park with a lovely beach and peninsula including a small lighthouse. Short walking…read moretrail around natural area. Mural wall to check out local art. Not much parking. There is a small paid lot and it's a but expensive.

I have been here many times. This time I decided to smoke a cigar and sit on the shore rocks. You…read morecan see the Chicago skyline long in the distance. There are really nice homes that are huge in this area almost reminds me of Kevin McAllister's home from, "Home Alone." The Park has plenty of benches and also a jogging path along the walkway. The only con about this place is that you need to be really careful walking in the grass because dog poop here are like land mines! *Kaboom*

#magic I love it here!…read moreMiles of biking, running or walking paths. Beautiful beach to run through the waves. A nice park to lay on a blanket. A hop, skip and jump to Northwestern. Watch the sunrise and a full moon come up over the water. My favorite meditation spot.

Man haven't been here since I was a kid back in the 80's. I forgot the place existed. I thought My…read moretrashnore didn't exist and was just a name of a hill I used to sled on. Can't wait to come back when it's snowing and bring my kids

A great big hill in the neighborhood. Convenient. The only bad thing is when the snow is used over…read moreand over walking up the hill can be dangerous for kids. It would be nice if there was stairs or a safer way to get up. But overall still a fun bill

I keep finding myself back to this park ever since high school. They have plenty of outdoor…read moreactivities like basketball, sand volleyball, pickleball/tennis, and baseball. Big area to picnic with bathrooms. The lights stay on until about 11 pm during the summer/fall. They also have a waterpark. Great park for all ages. No issues with parking.

This review is for the pool. I grew up going to this pool every summer. I recently went here for…read morethe first time as an adult to bring my own child. It looks exactly the same and they have managed to keep it in good condition. It's nothing fancy but it's clean and well kept. I love that they have two kid pools, one with a bunch of fountains and that connects to slides and another that is more basic/quieter. There was plenty of seating and lots of staff/lifeguards around. They do adult swim for the last 10 min of each hour. One less star because it is very expensive for non-residents ($18 per person). My infant was free, thank goodness. I guess if I think about it that is about the cost of a movie ticket. Anyways, I will probably not be going as often as I would like because of the cost.