This review is for the rec center only…read more This facility was renovated 5 or so years ago, and the gym is very nice. It has wood floors, scoreboards, and a small bleacher section (5 rows) on one side. There are regular daily open gym hours, and many other activities. Pioneer also has a swimming pool, baseball diamond, football field, and tennis courts. It also has the best fenced in, lighted, full court outdoor basketball court in all of Arlington Heights. Highly recommended!

We looked at this park for accessibility for mobility challenged people. Know before you go! Here…read moreis what we found: - There are 2 handicap accessible parking spots - Handicap accessible restrooms are inside but may not always be open - Handicap accessible water fountain also inside - Terrain is rubber ground and woodchip - About 30 feet from main attraction to parking - No handicap accessible swing Nice Park to go to when you are looking for something to do !!

We unofficially nicknamed this place "Dirtface Park" but it's really a great playground, nestled in…read morethe midst of the rows of shabby apartment buildings by Dee Road and Emerson (north of Ballard & just south of Golf) in unincorporated Maine Township. It's just a few minutes from Golf-Mill but not well-known except to the locals. This is probably the most ethnically diverse park in my area, with lots of Indian, Middle Eastern, Hispanic and Eastern European kids from the area. Best of all, it has the one of the most elaborate playground setups I've seen in the NW burbs. So why the name? Well, when my 3-year old went to this park last year, he played and loved it for only a few minutes before he fell off a plaform and landed in a mound of wood chips. Dirt and tears smeared his face and itty-bitty woodchips went into his nose and mouth. The sad sight he was, we rushed him home to comfort him and give him a bath. He refused to play there again and we avoided it for a year, while it earned the name of "Dirtface Park". After a 1-year hiatus, I took him back a few weeks ago and he just got out of the car, tripped on the pavement and hurt his knee before ever reaching the park! Is it cursed? After that fall, he vowed "Never again!" to go back to this park, ever... Well, maybe not. The park is safe in my opinion and my son was a victim of unusual bad luck here. We took him back this past weekend and he got to play for a long time without any tragic injury or a faceful of dirt. My 1-year old crawled around and loved it too. The playground has a short tunnel made of coated wire mesh that looks like a cage and makes for great fun. It also has a series of square stepping blocks for climbing up to the slide, almost reminiscent of the old Qbert video game. I have not seen that done anywhere else. Besides the playground, there's tennis courts, and 2 sand volleyball courts which double as a giant sandbox when not in use. Lots of trees and shade around the play area to sit while you watch the kids playing.

My review is specifically for Ms. Sandria's girls and women's ballet / tap classes. The class is…read morean amazing value for the money -- and to me a surprising find for a small municipal park district. You or your child can learn ballet steps, and proper posture and decorum, while having age appropriate fun and stimulation. A small but exciting portion of each class is dedicated to tap. Ms. Sandria, who enjoys both dance and working with people, puts together a creative routine, starting from day one, building on each new skill and resulting in a gratifying show at the end of the "semester". She is also incredibly accommodating, and presented a "mothers-only" dress rehearsal in addition to the annual public recital. No matter where you start from, you'll find these classes interesting, good exercise, and you really can't beat the prices. Here's a link to an article in the local Tribune paper about the class: http://www.chicagotribune.com/suburbs/niles/community/chi-ugc-article-golf-maine-dance-classes-prepare-for-twinkli-2015-06-09-story.html

Fantastic basketball court and outside park…read more I play here every week for a basketball league and it's always fun. But I'm not here for that. Facility is well kept, and usually there is always parking. Today, was the first time ever since there was no parking because everyone was at the pool. Not a knock at all because you can just park on the side. My kid loves the park also, and we just hang out before my games and easily gets the energy out. I cannot complain!

This review is for the community center building... I haven't been to Camelot for about 10 years!…read more But I'm coaching an AAU basketball team, and we drew the long straw and got to practice at Camelot. The gym itself is premier--small bleacher section on each half court, beautiful wood floor, square glass backboards, and quality scoreboards. The building has been completely redone. The gym, the restrooms, and the track are magnificent! It looks like they have daily "open gym" times, and the person working at the front desk was extremely helpful. Highly recommended!

Fantastic playground for all ages. Nicely spread out too so that kids can run around without…read moreknocking into each other. Equipment suitable for little kids, big kids and everyone in between. We especially had fun making music but I can see how that might get loud and a little more difficult if the park is crowded. We were fortunate enough to have the playground to ourselves but my sense is that is not usually the case. The park also has a nice pavilion with picnic tables, athletic fields, basketball courts and bathrooms.

Visited as part our our summer park tour. Has a small hot wheels track and a variety of other…read moreoptions for varying ages.

I had a great time at Heritage Park. It's a beautiful place to get outside, whether you're looking…read moreto go for a walk or watch a soccer game. The walking paths are well maintained and make for a relaxing stroll, with plenty of open green space to enjoy along the way. The soccer fields are in great condition and are always a nice feature of the park. There was plenty of room for families to spread out, and the overall park was clean and well cared for. It's a peaceful place to spend an afternoon, whether you're exercising, cheering on a game, or just enjoying the outdoors. Overall, Heritage Park is a fantastic community park with great walking trails, quality soccer fields, and a welcoming atmosphere. I'll definitely be back.

We had a baseball tourney at Heritage Park this weekend. A+ ball park in the suburbs. The fields…read moreare full turf, infield and outfield, so despite the obnoxious rain yesterday, the games were played. The drainage at the park is great. The concessions were decent, in terms of options and quality, and they do let you bring in coolers if you would rather you player eat a healthier lunch between games. They also serve alcohol, and no tips, they recommend donating to the park district instead. Also, the bathrooms were clean, fully stocked and fully functioning all weekend. This is key to a good ball park. It looks like they have concerts in the park, so there are close restaurants, a nice play ground and more on the grounds which I'm sure is fun for Wheeling residents. I would welcome another tourney here for our team.

Be forewarned, I have only played roller hockey here so this review is based off that…read more The Park Distract is easy to get to. It's on Cathy which is right off Central near the Mt. Prospect library. There is plenty of parking there even if they have karate classes, roller hockey and kids birthday parties going on simultaneously. The rink for roller hockey is solid. I've played here on Sunday leagues and Wednesday nights. The leagues are run fairly efficiently. They are competitive and each division is as equal is you can get for men's leagues teams. The floor does get very dusty though during the weekends and they should spend more time spacing out the games and cleaning it every so often. It's hard to make tight turns as it is on roller blades, the extra dust doesn't make it any easier. The people at the front desk are very pleasant and helpful should you need information. Overall a nice place to play hockey.

This is a gem of a field house in Mt. Prospect, but very unassuming off the street. Inside, it's a…read morelot bigger than it seems off the street. For us, this has been a frequent birthday party destination, as both of my kids as well as their friends have had their parties here. Biggest attraction at the place is their indoor roller rink. Other than the very crowded Orbit in Palatine, where else can you go have a skating party indoors? The party is affordable, even for non-residents of Mt. Prospect. They let you provide your own music or they can assemble your musical wish list for your party. There is a large area where you put on your skates. It is located next to a basketball court/gymnasium. Nice thing about a party here is that if the kids don't want to skate, they can play basketball in the gym right next to the rink, or do a little of each. The roller rink floor is in good condition and provides good traction for the wheels. It is big enough for the experienced skaters to zip around the large oval, even if the newbies are walking along the walls holding on. Need skates? They got rental equipment here or you can bring your own. There is a separate party room with tables and chairs down the hall from the roller rink. No wonder this place is so popular with kids for having parties. In my experience, the staff has been helpful in setting up and supervising the skating parties.

Avoid this place at all costs!!!…read more First off.... being in mount prospect this facility would be top notch.... now I see what 6-8 people there in the middle Of day during summer ....... needs a major update....... here is probably the stupidest god damn rule I have ever heard........they are probably the only pool on planet earth that doesn't let kids where googles/ mask ...my daughter was soo upset about it. Seriously I thought the lifeguard was full of shit. No amenities such like a snack bar or anything. Pool is run by bunch 13-15 years with zero respect or social skills they act entitled and rude. Even though it is cheap to get in... you get what you pay for....... spend a few extra $$ and go to mystic waters in des plaines 10 mins down the road. Or 20 mins to rainbow falls in Elk Grove!!!

its the best pool for anyone…read more kinda clean but good for kids and anyone else the staff is kind and honest

This updated inclusive park is so beautiful! Such a great addition to Mundelein parks! My daughter…read morehad an absolute blast here, and I loved seeing kids of all abilities enjoying the space!

Great accessible playground for kids and the park also has pickle ball courts, bocce ball and…read morebeautiful grassy spots for lounging.