Such a beautiful park and the Japanese garden it's so beautiful and I suppose in May when the…read morecherry blossoms. I totally recommend to visit this little and gorgeous park .

I can't believe this amazing garden in the middle of the city considering that we have eight months…read morebad weather to have this many beautiful plants is amazing.

On of my absolute favorite beaches in Chicago! Oak Street…read moreBeach has a very nice skyline view of Chicago. It's easy to get there by car or bus or train. Also walking distance from the nearby hotels. Right off of Michigan Avenue. Love the sandy beach area! You can rent a chair and/or beach umbrella for a very reasonable fee. Or you can bring your own! There is a restaurant on the site, and a shack where you can get hot dogs and drinks. There was dj music on the restaurant patio in this August when I was there. I really loved this beach and I will definitely return when I come back to Chicago.

Always a joy to catch the sunrise here. Overlooking it when I lived here was such a pleasure and…read morereturning now it still has the same magic early on a crisp spring morning.

We visit Chicago a few times a year to see family and a walk along the Lakefront Trail is a must…read moredo, in almost every weather. Despite the chilly conditions yesterday, we had a nice walk and my son had fun collecting shells. It's great in the summer, when you can swim at the beaches. There are also dog friendly beaches so your pup can play too!

The Chicago Lakefront Trail is a scenic walk alongside Lake Michigan. The lake is so large and…read moreexpansive, you forget it's a lake. It feels like you are looking out at the ocean, except that it's so filthy, with no sand. You're reminded it's freshwater because there are so many geese along the trail, on the grass, and in the water. Bird doo doo everywhere, too. The waters are choppy. I even saw a sunken boat. Someone's not going to be happy finding out that their boat sank. Since I visited during the fall season, even though it was cold and windy, the skies were blue with fluffy white clouds in the sky. Handful of joggers and a few tourists taking selfies by the water.

Summer entertainment! It allows individuals to experience outside the house entertainment too! It…read morealso can show examples to new neighbors that the area is safe for entertainment!

High quality courts. Get there early as there's usually a wait…read more I found the court and hitting partners on joinplaytennis.com/chicago

Welcome to Chicago! There's no city like it and the Chicago River is one of many places that…read moreshowcases its exquisiteness and allure. Vast architecture can be found along the path here; Encompassing complete beauty and incredible historic views. Chicago is tenacious, a city that can never be sidelined. Growing up here was the absolute best, and it will always be home.

A charity swim this morning to benefit ALS on the Chicago River. Safety teams in kayaks paddled…read morealongside the swimmers, who were chosen for their open-water swimming experience, while lifeguards lined the Riverwalk to help swimmers who could not complete the course. Only 3 of the 263 swimmers didn't finish. It took some an hour to go a mile through the downtown loop with orange floats gliding across the river. It was funny to see them walking through downtown Chicago in robes with medals around their neck, what an accomplishment! The last time that Chicago sanctioned a group swim in the river was 1927, a tradition thwarted by the loads of industrial and human waste that were routinely dumped in the water. It has taken decades of cooperation between environmental groups and elected officials , including at least four mayors, to clean up the river. I understand there are now dozens of species of fish, eagles overhead & otters playing along the banks now.

Beautiful place to get on a boat or just hang out in Chinatown. It also has great views of the…read moreskyline. Ping Tom Memorial Park is one of the bigger parks along with being a stop on the Chicago Water Taxi. Lots of events go on here. There's also athletic fields and a playground. Another park that got made from something that was abandoned. It used to be a railyard. This was quite a transformation. Good location by the river. In 1998 the Park District started changing the railyard into this park, and it opened the next year. It's named after Chinatown's most important civic leader. Ping Tom created the Chinese American Development Corporation, which created the outdoor shopping mall Chinatown Square. Before this park, there wasn't much green space in Chinatown. The park has a fieldhouse that was opened in 2013. It's named after former Advisory Council President Leonard Louie. This has a fitness center, a gymnasium, and pool. Best known feature in the park is probably the boat house. This has a dock than can be used by the public. Also there's a pavilion that looks like a pagoda next to here. The boat house has kayak rentals in summer. Has to be the best outside feature in Chinatown to be honest. It's got some pretty good views of the skyline. This is also a stop on a unique form of public transportation.

I've heard of this park but have never been whenever I'm in Chinatown. Now I know where the water…read moretaxi stops. There are bathrooms here. It's hidden away in a corner of Chinatown. It's nice to have greenery & it's very safe with lots of people waiting in line for the water taxi.

I came out to Scoville Park in Oak Park for movie night. It's a great park area to come and enjoy…read morenature. Relaxing and calm atmosphere. Great place to come walk with your family or just by yourself. The energy from people was also nice. Nice seating area for you to sit and read a book. There is meter street parking in the area. The Oak Park library is right next to the park and also a lot of restaurants in the area. Nice area and place to come and chill.

A bit overcast on this beautiful April afternoon but still a lovely day in Oak Park's cheery…read moreScoville Park! If you are considering a move to the village you might want to take a walk through the park to get a sense of the beauty and joyful energy of Oak Park. Tennis courts, playground, walking path and a HILL, the best part! First weekend in June is the annual Day in our Village in Scoville Park with tons of great community organizations hosting booths, food vendors, and an awesome music stage. Such a sweet park. So tidy. Beautiful!

Joseph and Niall provided excellent service to me, definitely enjoyed myself & will look for…read moreanother one in the future

We were very disappointed with our service with tikiboat Chicago. We planned a weekend bachelorette…read moreparty and rented a boat for Saturday. 2 weeks before the event, we get an email stating the boat is out of commission and were offered a different boat for Friday afternoon or Sunday afternoon. This was terrible service as we could only use the boat on a Saturday and only had 2 weeks to find a different option. This was almost impossible as boats are booked well in advance for Saturdays in Chicago. Would highly recommend Sofia with Get my Boat if you have a party of 12 looking for a great time. I am giving 2 stars as they were initially easy to book with.

Offshore contacted Eddyline and changed their order with them so I could have two matching colored…read morekayaks, a Caribbean 12 FS and a Caribbean 14 FS, and delivered them to my home in Noblesville Indiana. My local Eddyline retailer was unable/unwilling to do the same. Great communication and pleasant demeanor. Highly recommend Offshore in Lake Bluff.

We spoke with Sam from Offshore, regarding repairs to our Zodiac boat…read more After much discussion with Sam his integrity became apparent in that his honest opinion was that spending additional money to repair this boat would not be worth while. He is to be commended for his honesty in appraising the return value for the expenditure for the need repairs. He took the time to honestly evaluate our Zodiac boat rather than turn just a "quick profit". We honestly would not have know the difference. He runs his business in a forthright manner to be commended in this day and age the "Quick Profit". Thank You M. Jens

Love the views from this park that we found while wandering through Chicago over Labor Day weekend…read more The honey locust trees that line the water's edge provide a beautiful frame of the Chicago skyline. The parks honors PFC Milton Lee Olive, III, who was the first African American recipient of the Medal of Honor in the Vietnam War.

I love our parks, Chicago has so many great open spaces. One of which is Olive Park…read more Wander in by for a unique view of the city and make sure to check out why this park was named for Milton Lee Olive. He is a war hero, that said you have to read how heroic he was.