Pretty nice skate park. Very smooth. Lots of unique terrain for all types of tricks. Better than…read morethe wood parks around.

Smooth concrete, interesting park. Next to a community center so if you're there the right hours…read moreyou can use the bathroom which is a plus for me. Expect a lot of kids on scooters and bikes from around the neighborhood.

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.

Spacious, I wasn't help up in just one part the park. The stairs, ramps, rails, and built in half…read morepipes kept me pretty busy

I don't skate, and frankly, this isn't technically a place of business. But if I had to guess about…read morea place I'd be able to find a vendor of marijuana, I'd put this at the top of my list for Roselle. You know, not that I partake, but there's a certain skater image based on truth. Of course, the local cops are aware of this image, they patrol frequently, and the station is only one village block away. Oh yeah, here's a PSA. "Hey kids! You like bikes, skate boards, roller blades, and anything else that puts wheels under your feet right? Well, what better way to guarantee physical injury with that kind of equipment than a skate park?! Come on down, and remember not to wear your pads, because pads make you look like a scaredy-cat pussy!"

What a fun discovery on my first visit to Wheaton! This quaint mini-golf course brought back…read morechildhood memories of nights spent miniature golfing with my dad and the pure innocent fun it was. This is a very well maintained little course with some water features but none of the mechanical hazards you normally find at the larger courses. I enjoyed the nice landscaping and found this was a great way to pass an hour. When I was there, I saw a grandmother playing a round with her grandson and a young family following behind them. The price for a Wheaton resident is $5 for adults and $4 for children (15 years old or younger) and senior citizens. I couldn't think of a better way to spend my morning. This is very well hidden next to the train track so it is easy to miss if you aren't looking for it. There is also a skate park right next door that I did not try out because I would probably break a bone.

Skate park sometimes has a lot of people there but it's pretty nice if you ask me there's a lot of…read moretricks you can do there.

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 is a nice place for a walk whether for leisure or exercise. However the trail is asphalt paved…read morewhich is not ideal for your joints. The path goes around a large pond and is a pleasure to visit.

I so much enjoy going to Lake Ellyn Park for years now. Love walking all around the lake and…read morelooking at the views. The play ground is great for little ones. Boat house looks great and like watching people catch little fish and release. Probably some of the most favorite things is all the mature trees. It's so calm there that it is easy to relax. Lots of people with hammocks just chillin and a lot of the houses around Lake Ellyn are pretty spectacular so even great views on both sides when walking around the park and lake

Very good 18 hole Frisbee golf course. Wide open although a couple of the holes are initially…read moredifficult to navigate by the signage, but overall a good course and good time.

Nice disc golf park in Lombard. Lots of open grass with trees scattered here and there throughout…read morethe park. There is a walking path through the park that I saw several people walking their dogs on. There are several softball fields and a football field that was occupied with games on a Sunday afternoon. A large lake in the middle of the park adds to the ambiance, but be careful not to drop your disc in it!!

This park is a hidden gym just a little ways from downtown Wheaton! The only con is that there are…read moreno public bathrooms.

When I visit the area this is my go to for my walks. Since growing up in the area they have been…read morerenovating it over the years and tonight was an absolute delight! Light rain, beautiful calmness and quiet.

Beautiful area for walks on trails.Picnic areas and benches to rest. Public bathroom which is very…read moreclean. Dog friendly

I come here quite often (no autographs or photographs, please *puts on shades*)…read more I know that sounded pretentious. This is not a pretentious place. This is, however, a great place to collect your thoughts and blow off some steam. I've been doing a lot of pondering lately and I can use the Spring Creek Reservoir's walk/jog/run/bike/skate path to either get lost in my mind or to get away from it. It's very versatile. All kinds of people come here but it's never been crowded. You often see families having picnics off near the weather shelter area and there are a good amount of humans and dogs on the path, but I can show up at just about any time of day and know that I'll get a good workout without having to worry about too many bodies in the way. In fact, this is kinda great for people watching, and I once had a dude high five me for jogging in my "Beer Run" shirt. Even if there aren't any people present, you'll get an eyeful at the Forest Preserve. The scenery is gorgeous. There is tons of greenery, beautiful flowers, cute little rodents, and the occasional deer. Right now there are a bunch of grasshoppers and fuzzy caterpillars. I could take them or leave them, and I feel kinda bad that I keep mowing them down, but they are in my way and so abundant that it's almost impossible to miss all of them. But above all else, you should try to come to at least get a glimpse of one sunset. It's magical! The paved path is approximately 1.15 miles around, which I find to be practically perfect for training for 5Ks. There's a bit of an incline in places, but it's relatively flat. The fact that it's damn near flat means great leisurely biking and rollerblading, too. I started bringing my Huffy Cranbrook Cruiser down there and my thighs thank whomever leveled the route because that bike doesn't switch gears and going up any sort of steepness can be a literal pain in my ass.