The park was clean and had something for everybody. Our 18mo enjoyed it. All the families at the…read morepark were friendly as well. Lots of seats for the parents. I loved how it was baseball themed.

This is one of our family's favorite playgrounds. It is in close proximity to a lot of the places…read moresuch as the Oakbrook Center that we frequent. Another huge plus is the tennis courts which is incredibly convenient for our firstborn's private lessons with her daddy. The playground covers a lot of ground and if you have an active child, it could be easy to lose sight of them. However, the playground is fully fenced and the spaciousness allows children to freely roam without feeling claustrophobic. There are a variety of equipment that consists of roller and molded slides, seesaw, climbing ropes, saucer swing, musical elements, and zip line. Our girls have thoroughly enjoyed every aspect and we have visited during the week and on weekends.

This is a lovely park located just north of the Burlington train tracks. It is home to the annual…read moreHinsdale Fine Arts Festival. There are very old trees that provide shade and plenty of park benches to sit and enjoy nature. The children love to play at the water fountain, I'm sure, over the years, some have fallen in. There is a path that crisscrosses the park and the art festival is set up along that path. The location of some of the booths, under the trees and facing a certain direction, provide a wonderful cross breeze so you are not sweltering inside the booth. However, some booths are located in the sun without the benefit of the breeze and limit the amount of time you can enjoy that particular display. Just a great location to pass some time with nature. Dogs welcome.

This is a great little neighborhood park with a climbing/slide structure, swings, sand pit and…read morebouncy animal rider toys. There is a large grassy area between it and the school for running. Shade trees, park benches and picnic tables make it a happy little spot for parents to relax while their children play. The park hosts a Glen Hill Neighborhood party every summer. It is also a one-minute walk away from the school playground. If you have little ones, please make sure workers haven't opened the sewer grates in the big grassy area and left the grate off.

Nice little fishing soot to fish or take a stroll. Very clean and well maintained. Don't miss this…read moreopportunity to see more of natures beauty.

Panfish Park is a nice little community park that is in need of some love and attention…read more While somewhat serene, the walking paths are being overgrown, with significantly erosion in several spots, and sporadic trees are in varying states of death or dying. The water, too, is stagnant an unappealing for fishing or enjoying a bench. Given that this is also, apparently, The Glen Ellyn Arboretum, you'd think it would be in a better and more appealing state. With a little time and effort this park could be revitalized to something that would encourage visitors and enjoyment.

For some reason, it's hard to find parks that are well-maintained (clean!) with semi-updated…read moreequipment. I noticed this park when I took a different way to my sitter's house, and decided to check it out yesterday when it was warm-ish. Needless to say we've been a bit stir-crazy staying indoors so much this winter! I really like several things: first, the equipment has some special needs accessibility. You can walk on to the equipment from the sidewalk, since there is a ramp built in! This area has a smaller slide that my toddler could navigate on his own. There is a variety of equipment for older kids to climb, and also several different slides. There is a separate toddler/smaller kid play area with 3 slides (2 tandem) that my little 19 month old could access with some help. Finally, there are 4 swings available: 2 baby buckets, and 2 for bigger kids. The turf is covered in wood chips and surrounded by black (plastic?) beams bolted into the ground. I didn't see a speck of trash anywhere! It's a pretty large area, and my son had lots of room to just run around and expend his energy. I enjoyed the scenic view of the pond, which is surrounded by a crushed limestone trail. Definitely a fan! Too bad we don't live right down the street. Luckily my sitter does, so we'll be using this park at least when I pick up the kids!

What a pretty and quiet park. Theres a big playground which is suitable for all ages. It's…read moresurrounded by residential properties but it still feels quiet. Im not sure why this park isn't busier. It's always dead whenever we visit! It's clean and well maintained. The pond is super fun and we enjoy walking around the gravel path. Every time we come here we spot some kind of active wildlife. The pond also has HUGE carp. I'm not sure if fishing is allowed but if it is, This would be an awesome place to fish. The carp are always active and will jump up out of the water and scare you ;) ducks, turtles, snakes, are just of the few creatures we have run into here. Visit when the weather is nice and you'll see a lot of the local wildlife. There are a few picnic tables and benches scattered all around the property if you're looking for somewhere to play and eat outdoors! We like it here!

Great park Toddler & Bi kid playground Basketball courts…read morePickup pickleball 1 concrete ping pong table Splash pad w covered sun chairs Pavilion w shade but ONLY 1TABLE underneath; there are other tables most in the sun

Took our daughter and nephew to play at the park, and more importantly, to run around in the splash…read morepads. The water features were fantastic. And with what you can see being constructed, there are only more great things to come in the future.

Eldridge Park is well kept little park along Salt Creek. There are paved paths that are great for…read morewalking, jogging or biking. There are plenty of benches throughout the park. When I've walked along the paths, I've seen people fishing in the pond during the warmer months. The playground looks like a nice one. They have a basketball court next to it. I've heard there are tennis courts, but I think they must be on the East side of the park. I'll need to explore that side a bit more. There's a cute little bridge that allows you to easily cross over Salt Creek. I didn't see any photos of the canoe launch, so I'll share a couple here. Unfortunately, we had a lot of rain the day before, so the ramp to the boat launch was pretty flooded. There are also doggy bag stations on the path near the parking lot.

Great park in the middle of Elmhurst. They have hiking/biking trails, 2 children's playgrounds,…read morenice pond full of ducks and geese. Benches to sit on scattered around the park. Nice and peaceful to just walk around and enjoy the pretty scenery . The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars is because there is a lack of adequate bathrooms. I walked the whole park both side and only saw 1 porta potty on the commonwealth side where the p,at ground is. They could use a few more. Also they could put out a few more picnic table near the pond, and both playgrounds.

This is a great park for all ages. This park has several features:…read more - A play structure for kids 2-5 - a play structure for kids 5-12 - two infant swings - 4 big kid swings - a soccer field - a walking / running loop path (great for strollers) - 2 porta potties - big parking lot