I watch my granddaughter three days a week. I love her with all my heart but we can't just sit at…read morehome and stare at each other. She's too young for book club so we look for other fun stuff to do. This park is on our rotation. It's not my favorite because of the road right next to it that leads to the cemetery. You would not think that many people would take that road but you would be wrong. I have to watch my Z like a hawk as her self preservation skills are zilch. There is a soccer field here and the park is named after the lovely soccer player who was killed by a car that veered off the road and hit her while she was practicing. Her name on the park reminds me to keep a sharp eye on my sweet Z and hug her a little closer. A fitting testimony to an innocent teen who should still be with us. If you're looking for a nice slide for the young ones and some swings, this is the place. There are other things here but quite seriously, I don't know what you're supposed to do on them.

My kids really enjoyed the playground. The grounds were well kept and the surrounding area was…read morenice, too. Super easy to get to and parking was very close to the play equipment.

Nice huge park next to the library and train station. Multiple fields for sports. Large playground…read morefor ages 5-12. This is not a good playground for small children as most of it is tailored toward Kids not toddlers and the slides that are there are too quick and somewhat dangerous for small little ones. The park is decorated "freedom" style as the name suggests and has real sized piece of a train and tank for decoration along with everything being red white and blue. A big downside is it was littered with trash- water bottles, fast food cups, fast food bags, straws- it was a mess all over especially around the playground

I am not a dog owner but I really like living in a town with a dog park, I think it's a great idea…read more That way the dogs can run free in an area where they won't scare children or startle bikers or joggers. I wish everyone in Frankfort would use the dog park instead of the Plank Trail as that would keep the Trail free of dog poo. That would be good for everyone else on the Trail and the dogs would be happy also. It is easy to register, pay the nominal fee and get a key card at the Park District office. The fees help to maintain the park. Have a dog in Frankfort? Check out the dog park.

Since I'm a dog dad now I've been scouting the suburbs for the perfect place to relocate and raise…read moremy pup. Just kidding. That will never be me. Frankfort IS a hell of a lot more appealing since this park is there though. $50 and proof of your pup's shots gets you a year long membership. Included in that is private access to a massive enclosure that's all soft grass. There's shaded areas, free poop bags, and a time out section if your dog gets a little too excited to be frolicking out in the sun. It's honestly my dog's favorite place to play, and I don't even mind driving about 45 minutes from the city to do so.

My most frequent stop, with the kids! A little "Bridges" hang out for the big and little kids…read more Right off Old Plank Trail, yet out of the way enough that it's mostly neighbors. The park sports a nice little Gazebo and a couple of benches for the parents. It's not over the top, but we appreciate it.

Mokena Park district is fantastic! There are so many programs to choose from. The Oaks is a…read morefantastic facility and the fitness center is exceptional. The park district is expanding now and I can't wait for the finished products. I am so happy that I have such a great park district in the community in which I live.

This is actually a nice little park. Although they are a little below the age specs, my kids…read moreenjoyed it and there is plenty of room to play and the gym and climbing wall are a lot taller and more sprawling than the one in our subdivision. It's just far enough off 116th, yet not too far, nicely situated.

When my kids were little they participated in sports, dances, camps and various events sponsored by…read morethe Frankfort Park District. I think they do a terrific job with activities for the under 14 set. I also see a number of activities that look enjoyable for Senior Citizens in their brochures. I also think they have great parks for sports and dogs. However, I don't see a lot that interests me and perhaps that is my fault, I should be more open to new activities. What I really wish the Frankfort Park District included in its repertoire was an out door pool. Yes, I know there are pools at the High Schools, I use them. Yes, I know there is a pool at the Country Club but I am not that rich. I drive to Park Forest for a summer park district facility with a terrific Adult only lap pool. Wouldn't that be great for here in Frankfort? Anyone? Bueller? Anyone with me on this idea?

It's an okay fireworks display . They have an indoor restroom and extra porta pottys . The…read moreconcession stand has a super long line do to one cashier . The D.J. had a decent sound system.

So far, out of all the disc golf courses I've played at, this is my favorite. It's clean, large,…read moreand super fun. There are 27 holes available to play here! I loved it.

I am a member and play Pickleball there on Sunday mornings. U fortunately there are several leaks…read morein the roof so when it rains or snows there is water on two courts which is truly dangerous. Additionally, for non members it costs $7 to play and since it's the only place locally to play on Sunday mornings, it is packed. Sometimes there are as many people sitting as playing because they can't accomodate the number of people who come out.