Have you ever heard the phrase "every journey begins with a single step"? Then why are you still…read moresitting down? Get up, get out, take that walk. Chicago has finally cooled off, my kind of weather. I love it. Great day for walking in a beautiful outdoor space. So again, what are you waiting for?

Very Clean, Quiet and Zen during those special hours. This location have been such a Therapeutic…read moresurrounding for me. Being a Brain Injury and Breast Cancer Warrior and Still Here............I'm Grateful

Park recently updated. People come from other suburbs…read more (Look at the cars). Very disappointed. We live in walking distance and can't enjoy the park because children dropped off, nobody watches them, some parents sit at tables and don't watch their kids. My kids were "shooed" away by bigger kids. Come on, this is a park for kids. Older kids should use the aparratas that is their size.

Hey I need to know how long was the park was hear for and how long was the brown climbing rock…read morethere for because I'm haven't flash back to the rock and I'm trying to put the peiceds to get her and online isn't helping so far so if you have any history of this park please share Also I love this park as a kid I played at the park all the time it great place to be kids or even teens

This is another large park in Beverly. It is named for Amy L. Barnard, the daughter of the man who…read moredonated the land for the park (back in the day, 1902). Once upon a time there were tennis courts and a wading pool, and the park would be flooded in winter for ice skating. The wading pool and whatnot was demolished, however, by the late 60s, and the park is no longer used as a skating rink (though once it welcomed up to 5,000 people). There are few benches in the park as well, and I'm sure it would be a nice little place to take a walk and do some people-watching in the warmer weather months, as well as have a picnic. There is area for folks to play baseball and soccer, too. Barnard Park is probably fifty percent larger than nearby Hurley Park, and it too is located very near a Rock Island Metra station; the 103rd Street Station is less than a block away. There is a play lot in addition to the large grassy park. The play lot takes up not a lot of space in the overall area of the park. The play lot is an engineered wood surface, not a soft-surface playground, but it is accessible. However, there do not appear to be bathroom facilities at this park.

This is my boyfriends favorite park in the area. Decent sized playground for big and little kids…read more Also plenty of grassland for a picnic! Several benches scattered through the area, only 1 fountain but no field house or potties nearby, so keep that in mind when you plan a trip here!

I really like this park. It has over three playgrounds for kids, sprinklers, a BBQ/picnic area, and…read morea pond with baby ducks! There are a couple walking trails. They are not very long but make for a nice little stroll. The park is clean and quiet.

Complete trash now. Wildlife? Poor ducks barley have water. Dirty up there . Not taken care of at…read moreall anymore. Shame . Shopping carts and garbage in the water. Awful.

I agree with the review by Susan H. Some of the landscape could definitely be improved . . . and…read morethey could use a small, modern field house with restrooms . . . but then again, this place accommodates hundreds of people during baseball and softball seasons safely and comfortably. It's good to see kids running around, too--they have the space to do it here. They need to put some more trees in. Soon. More arbor diversity--how about some conifers? As Susan says, two of the things I love most about the park are the "Play for Maeve" foundation and the Kevin Dowling scoreboard. They now have a memorial to fallen Marine Conner Lowry, who was killed in Afghanistan in 2012.

This park area is in the middle of a quiet pocket of Morgan Park. The fire station is less than a…read moreblock away. In this park there are several scattered benches, a little garden, but mostly big tall trees & ample grassland. Even a mini hill too! I think this park is good for intimate family fun or couple fun. We stayed out for a few hours and even took a cat nap!

I think this used to be billed as "Northern Park" but for the last 15 years or so it has been…read morecalled Duffy Park. This is a very nice park with four baseball diamonds and a football field. The northeast baseball diamond has lights which EPBC uses (may have flipped the bill, not sure though) for night baseball games. Restrooms are available and are relatively clean. Parking is available on 92nd Street. This is another fine park offered by Evergreen Park. It lies in a quiet, drama free, pocket of the village.

Best park of all time. I wonder if the multi colored squeaky horses are still there. Probably not…read more I'd pay good money for one if someone knows where the stash is. The fields are best used for kite flying.

All family functions are here! We've going to this park for years for our family reunion. Plenty of…read morespace to play for the kids and adults to play adult games. They also have a splash pad right next door to the park for her kids to cool off and play water games.

What a nice County park in the city of Chicago. This is a large park, and has portions on both…read moresides of 87th Street. South of 87th Street you enter the parking lot at about 88th Street on Western Avenue ... north of 87th Street you enter the parking lot right on 87th Street just east of Western. The north portion runs all the way down to the train tracks at about 83rd Street, about four blocks. The south portion runs up to 90th Street and partially - on the east side - over to about 91st Street. Either way you are in for a treat. This expansive park has loads of room to spread out, whether a summer picnic group or a small family gathering with a cookout. In fact, during the pandemic, just visiting and sitting in the parking lot with your friends in lawn chairs is a way to keep active socially. There are a couple of shelters on each side of the park, but these undoubtedly require reservations. There is enough room for a pickup family flag-football game. The south section is mostly flat, while the north end is hilly, and they used to have toboggan slides there. The parking lots also hold scores of cars. Give this place a try and you'll enjoy.