Beautiful community here , wonderful dog park. They have exercise equipment for dogs, water turns…read moreon in the summer. Well cared for park- permit is required. Signs are posted . Wonderful area to relax and take in natures beauty. Right off the 290 exit, north or south works, go West to Circle. Located on North side of 290. Lovely downtown area, many places to eat and drink, as well as shop and enjoy

Forest Park's dog park, just north of I-290, is completely fenced in and covered with mulch. Suzy…read moreGreenberg really enjoys it when there aren't too many big dogs around. Technically you are supposed to get a yearly permit from the village for $10, but I've never seen them come in and check. I have, however, been playing with my dog in the park and gotten a parking ticket for not paying the meter. The meters and permits go to the upkeep of the park, so that's a good reason to go along with the small fees. It gets a little hot in the summer as there is no shade, and the mulch turns into a sheet of ice in mid-winter, but it's a decent park over all. Just watch out for the dogs that seem a little afraid or angry and go with your instincts. Owners don't always realize their dog isn't socialized or comfortable at the park and I have seen fights. I leave rather than take the chance.

A nice little park that's got two separate play areas. Lots of room for pups to roams and mingle…read more There's also a great playground across the street for kids as well.

Great park, but if you can't find it, yelp and Apple Maps are wayyy off. I dropped a pin and it's…read morelocated here: Softball Complex Itasca, IL 60143 United States Simple, easy, and pleasant.

Love this free dog park created by the Itasca Park District! It's open from sunrise to sunset…read moredaily. It borders one of the two fields of the Softball Complex East Side. Note: The website lists the address as 704 N Rohlwing Rd but that will take you too far. Try 640 N Rohlwing Rd instead if using a GPS. The parking is right by the entrance and has separate sections for small vs large dogs. The large dogs section has a second entrance/exit at the far end that connects to the walking path around the Ray Franzen Bird Sanctuary. There is also a building with bathrooms nearby, as well as picnic benches.

Miller Meadows is a wonderful and huge dog park. Doggies are guaranteed to enjoy themselves with…read moreso much space to run and play. So many different breeds of beautiful dogs eager and excited to play with each other, and their parents, as well. And, of course, they can play alone if they desire...Miller Meadows is large enough for you and your pup to have his/her own space to do whatever they like. And, I often get my daily steps in when my doggy and I are at Miller Meadows. There are close to 2 Laps inside the park for a mile. I often get in 10 miles (20 laps) while we're there...No less than 5 miles. And Miller Meadows is one of the Cook County Preserve Parks, and the dog park is just one area of Miller Meadows. There is a beautiful, amazing path/trail on the outskirts surrounding the dog park with a breathtaking walking scenery of forestry, and wild life...the doggies love the deer. And of course, the path is great for not only walking your doggy, but for biking, jogging, rollerblading/skating, and health walking. There are several picnic tables if you wish to relax sit/eat/chat while watching your dog play; and several stations with poop bags. But, THERE IS NO WATER FOUNTAIN/SUPPLY in the dog park...So, the parents bring water, and we keep the many water pans (already there) filled with water for our doggies. Come for a visit...You'll Love It!!

Great park, just hopped on here to warn others about this guy. Has a Dane and lab. Can't physically…read moreor verbally control them. Been here 10 minutes and his dogs have attacked 2 and my basset and this isn't the first complaint I've heard. This man has a reputation. Just let's them be aggressive. Stay alert.

I go to centennial when I'm bored or to play soccer games or just have fun with friends and familyread more

I power walk 5 miles 7 days per week. Where I walk is important to me. This park is gorgeous and a…read moregreat pleasure to experience. I go all over and even live in the Orland Park Grassland. But this park is special. If you want to walk, run or just experience the great outdoors then this is the place to go.

Wow! This is a very impressive- clean and immaculately kept public park! Bravo Oak Park…read more Beautiful benches throughout the park. Very nice children's playground equipment. Tennis courts . A beautiful Covered Pavilion. Not only Portable Toilets with hand wash station, additionally inside toilet facilities in summer months. Fantastic dog park as well that's code accessible with Code, you need to permit the dog first for access. Amazing car wash across the street . Right off the 290 expressway . Close to downtown Loop in Chicago Beautiful community Oak Park. Wonderful homes . Many places to eat , shop and enjoy. I definitely recommend this stop on your way

Great free parking! Awesome, leveled walking trails. Not crowded. Enough clean space that even a…read morewalking group would be comfortable!

Best part of Horner Park is this place for the dogs. Horner Dog Friendly Area is located in the…read moresouthern part of this large park on the north side. It has many amenities that are beneficial to dogs and their owners as well. For sure it makes good use of its land area. There's a fountain for filling bowls and pools. About an acre in area, so it's not a big area. Its surface is covered in wood chips. This is a benefit to pets because it provides extra cushion, plus it protects their paws from hot temperatures. A few things about it are common. It has separate areas for small and big dogs. Best thing here is the water play area. This sprinkles water and owners can fill up pools for dogs to paddle and go swimming. Has a lot to like about it. It's close to the entrance on Irving Park Road. There's benches so owners can relax while their dogs run around and bark at things.

Probably the best gated dog park in town - there's a big and small dog park. This park usually has…read moredogs there! It's one of the few dog parks in the area that isn't all asphalt - the mulch/dirt combo keeps the dog pee smell away. During the winter though, it is quite icy and mush. Next to the park there is also a great field for off leash trained dogs as well as a walking path. Street parking is easy to find but there is also a free parking lot!