A somewhat-hidden gem of a park, Keller Park is tucked away behind several homes on Pine St., and…read moreoffers several nice amenities. McLean Rohn Playground is on the south end of the park, near the Laurel Ave. entrance. It features a nice assortment of playground equipment for kids of all ages, and plenty of places to sit and supervise. There is plenty of open grounds to play upon, and all of the grass is well maintained. Along much of the length is a small disc golf course, which parallels the paved path, and continues over the river into Shepard Park. The small steel bridge that connects the two parks, over the river, has some nice views of the wildflowers and plants on the bank of the river. On a nice still day, the lull of the babbling water is very soothing. Because it's so close to several schools and day care centers, there are often lots of kids playing there during the daytime; if you plan of a round of disc golf, avoid times when the schools are getting out in the afternoon. Parking is limited at the various entrances, but you can park at Shepard Park, and cross the bridge over. The bathrooms are also at Shepherd park.

There are plenty of amenities that cater to such a wide variety of people. This is pretty nice for…read morea neighborhood park. It's nice for those that want to be super active with the trails or tennis courts to those that want something a bit more toned for those that just want sit around at the benches and relax. It's nice for all age groups. Tons of families come through here. It's one of the few neighborhood parks that can host baseball/softball tournaments in Vernon Hills. It can be quite active depending on when you go throughout the day. Decent amount of dog walkers and children come through the park. It's very convenient if you're a resident here. You don't have to go far just to get a taste of active outdoors. There's parking available but it gets filled up quick during the tournaments. When that happens there's plenty of street parking too. If you do walk around there at night you may want a flashlight. It's pretty peaceful at night but it does get quite dark. Go at your own discretion.

Great asset to the village of Mundelein! Interior is clean, gym equipment up to date and regularly…read moresanitized. Annual membership has a good value for residents. Indoor pool is included in membership with lanes for lap swimming and water walking along with a sauna. Indoor track and treadmills available. Adequate parking available with 2 lots.

Great place to learn and play Pickleball! Highly recommend! Jay is a fun instructor and had lots of…read morepatience!

Fun park with plenty of things to do…read more Originally intended to go here for some fun disc golf and enjoyed my experience here. The course has a wide variety of different challenges and terrain available, though the quality of the tees and signage varies throughout the course. I wasn't a huge fan of the earlier holes which go close to the street and around the areas where geese congregate. However, the middle holes go through some beautiful forest and have a much more interesting combination of terrain. The baskets are difficult at times to see, to updated signage would also be better. But overall, a fun set of challenges. Even if you're not into disc golf, the park itself is beautiful with a large pond, many walking paths, and a variety of nature. There's also basketball courts, a baseball diamond, pickleball courts, picnic areas, picnic shelter, washrooms, tennis courts, and other amenities. This looks like a great place to enjoy a sunny afternoon.

Bevier Park is a beautifully kept park. It has one gazebo that you can rent out with a few tables…read morethere. There's a decent sized fenced in playground for the children. It has a nice walkway along a pond which attracts lots of wildlife to see along the way. A large baseball diamond, tennis courts and basketball courts. The bathroom is decent which is a plus when it comes to parks.

Perfect day for a walk, beautiful weather and temperature. Couldn't ask for a better. The trails…read morewere really busy lots of people walking. Love all the birds and the different walkways. Plenty of benches around the walking path if you want to just take a deep breath or just sit down and read a book. There is other areas where you can just sit maybe bring a picnic basket, a blanket to lay on and read a book or just to sunbathe enjoy nature. This is one of the nicest place that I have come across definitely will be back!!!

Beautiful facility. Great open gym hours available. Staff is friendly. The gym is well maintained.read more

This is an excellent park. You can play baseball, sand volleyball, basketball, etc. There is a…read morepark for the kids and even a track for jogging. This is a fantastic addition to Lindenhurst.

After checking out several of the local gyms, I decided to get a membership at the Mundelein Park…read moreDistrict. Even though I am out of district, the monthly fee is super affordable and includes access to their indoor walking track, the indoor pool, saunas, and excellent cardiovascular and weight machines and equipment. The views out of the workout rooms are really nice and make the time go by a lot faster!

DO NOT SIGN YOUR CHILD UP FOR SWIM CLASS HERE. My four year old daughter almost drowned due to a…read morenegligent life guard who was standing RIGHT THERE; we had to call the lifeguard's attention TWICE while my daughter was flailing under the water before the lifeguard jumped in to save her. To make things worse, this was the SECOND TIME IN ONE MONTH THAT A (DIFFERENT) CHILD ALMOST DROWNED IN THIS SAME SWIM CLASS. Also, the instructors for the class are extremely unprepared and disorganized. There is no advancement of skills and not much correction or instruction at all. Just the same things every week. I talked to the supervisor over the phone and nothing was really resolved; just stated there would be "additional training for instructors and lifeguards". Give me a break. Two children almost died in this class and that's all there was to say. Again, do not sign your child up for swim class here.

Centennial Park in Arlington Heights is a park with four tennis courts, three baseball and softball…read morefields. It features a walking and bike path that leads to a nature preserve area. There is a great area where you can observe the wildlife and pond. There is a nice playground here too. There is an easily accessible parling lot. I enjoyed walking this path. The only negative is that the walking path doesn't connect in the park. If you want to make a complete loop around the path, you need to leave the park and walk through the adjoining neighborhood. I recommend Centennial Park.