This is a great dog park in Urbana, IL. We stopped here on a road trip through the area. It has…read morewater for humans and dogs, poop bags, benches, hydrants, large trees for shade and open area for throwing tennis balls. You can pay annually ($35) or daily ($5) to use this place. It's completely fenced in so you can let your dog run.

This is the best dog park I can remember visiting. This is based on the size, the other dogs/owners…read morein attendance, and the varied areas. The park features wide open grass areas, a couple areas of high grass, a forested area, and a separate area for little dogs. The park itself is pretty good sized, maybe 1/2 mile in circumference if you walk the fence (as many folks do). It should be noted that there are many more bully breed dogs on Saturday and Sunday afternoons than other times. I dont have anything against these breeds per se, but they do play a little too rough for some dogs. There are very few inconsiderate people at this dog park, which I think is what makes it such a good one, but you'd still be wise to watch your step and keep a close eye on your dog. I know my little gremlin loves to come here, and I'm usually able to strike up a convo w/ somebody interesting.

Hands down the best dog park we have ever visited. Very…read morespacious, full of trees, clean, and has two separate, fenced areas (one for the bigger dogs and a smaller area for the little ones). Also, doggie bags are provided and there is a water fountain for the pups. Being here you can forget that you're at a dogpark and walk around between the trees, enjoying nature. The only downfall is that the fence is old and since my dog is an escape artist he can get through both gates and into the parking lot. I like to think that I trained him not to do that anymore, but in reality he's probably just having so much fun with the other dogs that he forgets that escaping is still an option. We frequent this park multiple times a week and love it! The dogs are friendly and the owners are responsible.

This is such a cute dog park!…read more We are in the area visiting family and brought our Boston Terrier along. There weren't any other dogs there when we stopped by (during the day on a weekday) so we let him run free in the large dog area. The large dog section is huge compared to the dog park we go to back home. Love the trees and picnic tables. We will be back whenever we are in the area.

Decent community park for a road trip break for families with little kids. They have a picnic table…read morearea under pavilion with a bathroom building as well. Bathrooms were open when we visited - flush toilets and running water (Oct 2024 around noon) ... lots of open area it looks like for pets as well but nothing gated

A lovely place for dogs to run (big area) and play. It has a designated area for small dogs and…read moreone for large dogs. There is a water fountain and benches to sit. Unfortunately, I cannot give it 5 stars because I have an American Staffordshire and most owners mistake him for being a pit bull. I dislike owners who have an opinion based on second hand knowledge.

Nice park that has a good sized playground with many swings and slides and climbing areas. It's a…read moregood place for kids over 2 but also has baby swings that are good for infants. There's also a large grassy area that's used for soccer on the weekends and basketball courts. On the perimeter, there's a running/bike path that's probably 1/4 mile and is rarely busy.

I would have given this more stars because the dog play area is actually nice. However, they need…read moreto make a rule that aggressive dogs arent allowed. It seems like everytime I bring my dogs here to let them play, some guy in a white dodge caravan with 3-4 huge st bernard type dogs shows up and they literally act like they are rabid. Barking excessively, growling at other dogs, etc. It baffles me how some people feel they are so entitled that they should be allowed to do anything they want and it is everybody else's responsibility to accomodate them. Also, I know atleast one of the dogs was not leashed in the parking lot area. People, if you have aggressive, ill mannered dogs, DONT bring them to public places! Absolutely ridiculous!

Love taking our dog here always friendly people and well managed dogs for the most partread more

Here for the annual Casey popcorn festival. A lot of fun - tons of vendors, food, vendors, and…read morepeople selling everything as typical with a town festival. Lots of free entertainment some pretty decent size acts and then just some locals. In addition, free popcorn for everyone. Rides and other activities. Takes place every year on Labor Day weekend.

This park is a good place to just relax for a little bit while traveling. There is a lot of big…read morethings to see in Casey, Ill, so it's nice to have a place like this where you can just chill. There is a lot of greenery, quite a few picnic areas, a playground, ponds (with ducks & geese), and restrooms in addition to sports fields. Moreover, there is an RV park as well with restrooms and showers. It's very pretty and there's lots of public parking.

Very nice little park with tables and grills! We enjoyed the playground. I'm sure we'll be back…read morenext time we visit.

I used to come to this park often when I lived in Champaign, IL. Some friends and I used to play…read morebaseball in this park. I also brought my girlfriend to this park to talk about what was bothering her. Before moving to Champaign, IL I used to come to this park often. Later when I had moved away to another town I came back to this park with my new puppy before going on to move back into my parents home for awhile. Years later I brought a new girlfriend to this park to show her where I used to park to think things over. I also showed her a tree that had grown into a huge shade tree. I told her that many years ago it was only a sapling not much taller than me.

Beautiful spot to take a scroll for free and enjoy nature. This arboretum is very well maintained,…read morespacious, and has plenty of parking. In addition to the ponds and gardens, do make a visit to Japan House if you get an opportunity when they're open.

The University of Illinois Arboretum was a nice surprise to. This was a great oasis from a busy…read morecollege campus. My husband and I went on a Saturday afternoon, and while there people there, it was not crowded. There was a nice mixture of trees, lakes, and trails. It is a great place to rest and relax. Be sure to go when the Japan House when it's open.