This is a nice accessible playground with clean restrooms nearby. My daughter loves the sand pit,…read morethough it could definitely use more shade.

Recently renovated Berens Park playground, in a word, DELIGHTFUL! Finally, a playground that…read moredoesn't only cater to older kids. My toddler was quite at home here. Plenty of elevated platforms to run around on, a racecar and airplane to sit in, sandbox, swing, chess (yes, a permanent chess/checkerboard!), convenient bathrooms, musical instruments like windchimes and drums, small climbing wall, slides, and oh, a little bit of astroturf. Partially shaded in the afternoon. What more could you ask for out of a playground?!

This is a fun little park that has a cool playground, a huge field and a secret creek! We came upon…read morethis while finding something to do with my daughter and originally found the base ball field and large grassy hill. We thought that was all there was to this park but lo and behold there's this secret little footbridge once you cross the grassy field to a playground! The playground is excellent, has a toddler slide and then a slide set for 5+. There's also a fun zipper and a lot of climbing net and items for bigger kids. Awesome park! Parking is a little odd - you can do street parking right in front or if you walk around the corner, there is a parking lot facing the baseball field. Either way - a fun time for all the children (and adults!).

It looks like this playground has been recently renovated because the equipment appears to be new…read moreand clean. Our girls enjoyed the climbing rope apparatuses, slides, and swings. There is a skate park and large hill nearby. This is ideal for kids with plenty of energy to expense! Just be watchful and don't let them run too fast and tumble down the hill. Another benefit is that this playground is incredibly close to several bakeries and restaurants on Roosevelt Road.

Stopped here for a football game…read more The park itself clean and welcoming. Great place to exercise and spend time. Tennis courts looked to be in great shape. Bathrooms were very clean. Football field in great shape.

We took my friend's niece and nephew here; what a nice park, especially for kids. There's a ton of…read moreplayground equipment, including jungle gyms, slides, monkey bars, rock wall, merrygoround, and multiple types of swings including some multi-person options. The ground is super squishy rubber matting: nice shock absorbtion for all the running, and a fall on that wouldn't hurt nearly as much as on other material. The swings are surrounded by wood chips. There are several covered picnic areas and lots of trash/recycling bins. There's a sledding hill and a stadium as well. The grounds were well maintained: clean, grass and plants cared for. A great place for kids to play!

One of the top 5 parks in the area I love to bring my kids to. The jungle gym works for toddlers…read moreand kids 5+ as well. Keeps them entertained for a long time. There isn't a restroom which is why we don't hit this place nearly as often as we would otherwise. With little kids who are potty training - a restroom is a must at this stage of our lives. I think I've seen port-a-johns but yeah, not anyone's preferred restroom.

A mom-of-two's (a toddler and preschooler) straight-forward review -…read more 1) The playground is vast with various activities that applies to younger and older children. The ramps are double wide so there is plenty of space for children of all ages to share the play space. However, there are separate sections for younger and older children so the young children won't have to feel intimidated. 2) The whole playground has a rubbery ground so it is very comfortable and safe. 3) There are slides of various sizes, rock climbing walls, flying saucer swing, zip line, assorted climbing structures such as panels and ladders, and swing sets. 4) The tennis courts are just around the corner so this is definitely a keeper because our 4-year old has begun taking tennis lessons from her daddy.

Good playground. Large and even has a dragon. Public restrooms are more or less clean…read more It is hard to find a way in though. Consult a map.

Great park for all ages. Safety conscious, and interactive. I am very impressed! We will be…read morefrequent visitors.

A few years ago, the city of Bloomingdale reconstructed Sunnyside Park. The new park is bright,…read moreinviting, and accessible to wheelchairs and strollers due to its even ground and ramps. There are two areas: one for little kids, and another for big kids. Aside from the ramps, there and multiple climbing areas: short structures for little kids (i.e. an alligator on the ground) and (obviously) larger and more complex for big kids (i.e. logs at different heights). Each side has a swing set: baby bucket seats, low regular swings, and two (total) special needs swings. The ground is rubber-type material and minimizes scrapes. There is one water fountain on site, bench seating, and an outhouse. There are many trees for shade. The nearby tennis courts and basketball courts were resurfaced when the park underwent the renovation. The park is maintained pretty well, though garbage sometimes overflows from the bins. In all, it's a great choice as far as local parks go. I'm already enjoying it with my 10 month old son, and expect we'll visit the park for years to come.

This is a vast park district with plenty to offer…read more There are two playgrounds that are separated by a parking lot. One playground is situated behind a school and it is more ideal for older kids. The other playground is closer to the obstacle course and pickleball courts. This playground is ideal for children ages 1-8. Both playgrounds have plenty of slides, swings, and climbing structures for the kids to expense their energy. The obstacle course is a fun activity for adults. My brother and I challenged each other to see who could complete the course under a minute. It served as a good testament for some friendly sibling rivalry. The only downside is the tennis courts were converted to pickleball courts. So although it can still serve our purpose for tennis lessons, it isn't the most ideal with the small courts and lower nets.

Four Seasons park stretches from Finley Road on the west to Main Street on the east. The park…read moreoffers baseball, softball, and soccer fields; basketball and sand volleyball courts; playgrounds; picnic areas; and walking paths. There is a very large pond for fishing or simply admiring (no swimming). When winter conditions are right, the pond is available for ice skating. There is a steep hill in the park ideal for sledding too. In addition there is an historic log cabin on the Main Street side of the park available to rent. It has a small kitchen, a fireplace, and AC. It can accommodate 75 for a meeting or 50 for dining. I come to Four Seasons Park to walk , look for wildlife, listen to songbirds in spring, and watch the seasons change. The park is safe, spacious and well kept. There are large expanses of grass and on the south side of the park near the pond is a particularly pretty area with several large weeping willow trees. I especially enjoy the park in spring and fall because it is peaceful. You'll likely see many squirrels, Canada geese, ducks, and maybe a bunny. Watch your step in some areas! When I say many geese, I mean MANY geese. Meander around the sledding hill. There's a nice view from the top and, if you look carefully at the surrounding thickets, you'll find secret passageways. Hobbits?

This playground is a 2023 addition to the community. It is centrally located in Elmhurst, featuring…read moreadult fitness equipment, geyser fountain, picnic shelter, and various playground equipment such as rope climbers, slides, swings, and zipline for young children to explore and enjoy. The rubbery grounds are especially ideal for younger children. The playground is adequately sized and fenced in, so it was easy to keep my girls within sight and not having to worry about them running off. There was a birthday party at the picnic shelter during our visit. It looks like the area can fit at least 10 children and 20 adults without feeling overly crowded.