My husband and I are retired and go to the Vaughn athletic Center at least three times a week. I…read moreuse the pool and he works out and walks in the gym. We are very happily married and retired and look forward to our workouts in our wonderful, amazing fun athletic Center!!!

Wonderful place to enjoy with your family. Facility has so much to offer for every age.read more

McChesney's Pub & Grill at Prairie Landing Golf Club is now our family's favorite brunch spot. Very…read morenice selection of food from breakfast favorites, carved meats - the prime rib was divine. Great seafood (baked salmon), raw bar and sushi rolls. They also have quite a deal for bottomless Mimosa, Bloody Mary & Aperol Spritz at a very reasonable price. Because the venue is not too large, the serving stations aren't too crowded with people trying to get their food. The staff was very friendly & accommodating, making it an enjoyable experience for the entire family that we are going back there for Mother's Day brunch.

Great course but their rangers take their jobs just a little too seriously. We were 7 minutes off…read morepace after 14 holes, never holding anyone up at any hole at at any time but this a-hole decided to not only light us up but stayed with us for an entire hole watching our every shot and even going so far as to get in one of our carts to move it up even though my partner had picked up to go get it to save time and move us along. So screw you Mr. Ranger. Get a life. Oh and btw when we walked off the 15th hole, there was nobody on the box AND when we finished the last hole, a long par 5 there was nobody on the hole anywhere behind us...so maybe you should have directed your attitude towards the guys behind us.

it was so fun and it park a little boy gave out food it was good and a zipline with nice pepoleread more

Wolf's Crossing playground and splash pad are a big hit with the kiddos in the summer months. It is…read moreusually pretty crowded because it is such a fun place. But it's free fun and kids always make new friends to play with. Highly recommended for those days you can't think of anything to do with the kids, and screens are becoming a problem.

This is a great place to go when you have a little bit of time and don't want to make it to the…read morepool. There's not just the spray pad, but a playground, swings and covered picnic area with tables and benches. There are lacrosse fields right next to it so more open space for the kids to run around. It's run by the Geneva Park District and the stay pad is open from June to September, typically. All of our kids love to be there. From infants up through elementary ages for sure will enjoy it. There's also a lot of shade here!

These are becoming really popular but I count myself lucky this one is so close by. This is top…read morenotch water play area for young children (2+). There's plenty of grassy space with trees for shade, so bring a blanket and snacks. It's a public park, so it should not be a surprise that the public port-a-john is kind of gross. Bear in mind, this place gets super busy when it's warm/hot out and a lot of kids from the neighborhood seem to be there unsupervised. Nevertheless, this place is great.

We looved the plenty of parking, shaded walk to the cave, and playing near the lake…read more We didn't get to see the animals so will have to come back! There are a lot of bikers in the pathway to the cave so I highly recommend holding your kids hands and staying to one lane because we almost had an incident. The cave is small but definitely something unique. The lake is dirty but cool that you can be so close to both! Would definitely come back here and explore more.

Recently came here to enjoy a walk with my wife. We are happy to see that there is plenty of…read moreparking here. I enjoy that there is a main trail and there are Spurs that create their own small Trail as well. This place has plenty of Scenic views to observe. Please be cautious that there are many bikers along the main trail, I do feel like there are not enough public restrooms so you may have to walk all the way down to the south side of the trail to find a porta potty but thankfully they were brand new and squeaky clean. Plenty of people can be observed kayaking, and just having fun Outdoors. I personally enjoyed coming here and having fun on a fully paved path. Solid recommendation!

We had a little extra time on a chilly fall day and decided to check out Lippold Park because the…read moreplayground looked interesting. There is a climbing teepee (at least that's what it looks like), a seesaw, and several play areas not necessarily suitable for toddlers. There's a great little boardwalk area where you can see beavers, ducks, and other wildlife. There's also a bike path running in front i f the park with tons of parking. There's also a nice raised deck area with several picnic tables where you could enjoy a snack or meal and the nice view.

Such a cool park, I didn't even know this park was here. My sister and I decided to take our 6 kids…read morehere (ages 2-12). We hit up the obstacle course first, which all the kids enjoyed. Next we walked over to the pond area where we saw an otter, deer, frogs, turtles, and lots of tadpoles. Just about a 10 minute walk up the trail is red oak nature center, so we did that next. Lippold park has really nice bathroom and facilities. We will be back!