I came, I walked, I saw. Was killing some time while I waited for my food from Popeyes. Plenty of…read moreparking in the lot and didn't see anyone else around. There is a geo cache here. .|\---/| | o_o | .\_^_/..2021

Beautiful conservancy with well kept trails/boardwalk and children's park. My 8 year old daughter…read moreand I spent the morning tracking birds with our Merlin Bird ID sound app and picked up 33 species including 2 rare species. We also saw a gorgeous velvet buck about 30 feet away. The Children's park has a garden area, natural play area, worm digging and a fishing stream along with little bamboo fishing poles. We look forward to coming back to explore more!

Great Playground! Lots of play equipment for all ages…read more Pro: Water Fountain Super cool sailing ship to play on Shaded outdoor picnic tables Little free library Public bathroom with baby changing station Con: Pay for parking on the street

Was a great adventure next to the water for my little boy! It was great for little people to big…read morepeople

As our family goes my gran mother had a place here. My mother god rest her soul. She has been in…read moreAssembly Park for 73 years. And now her children each have homes here. This place memories for everyone who has been here. We now have the Fourth Generation experiencing this great place to come to and enjoy their time here. So many other families are having the same memories here with the children and grandchildren now. Come and stay in Assembly Park to start your family memories.

I absolutely love assembly park. Iv been coming here since i was a baby. Im 36 now and bring both…read moreof my sons here to have the same fun i did ages ago as a kid. We even got married in the gazebo in 2009. Ya this place is deeply imbedded in my heart. The care taker rob is an amazing guy that keeps the park clean and safe and will help anyone out whenever needed. I don't think everyone here realizes how much he does and how great he does it!! There are 4 very nice parks with a lot of the same equipment that i grew up with but are in great shape. There are also plenty of new additions. There is also 2 basketball courts, a volleyball court, 4 shuffleboard courts, a baseball diamond, a huge private beach and plenty more. Great fishing is to be had from the boat launch pier if you don't have your own pier. My grandparents had this cottage when i was a kid and now my parents own the cottage. I hope my kids will bring there future kids to experience everything we have. Any time i have a few days off work this is where i want to be. A lot of cottages rent them out so if your looking for a nice get away avoid lake geneva and rent a cottage here.

Loved gawking here I actually had the best gawk of my life on this walk, talk, and gawk trail. Hope…read moreto bring my family out here to gawk with me one day!!

This was right up our alley. You have the opportunity to walk the shoreline on this unique path…read more Each home has their own spin on the path and some embrace while others pretend it isn't there. Wear comfortable shoes, even better if they are waterproof - our Vessi's were perfect! Terrain is anywhere from easy to mild and potentially mud ridden like ours was today. Beautiful and fun!

Elm Park is located right on the waterfront. There's a beautiful paved path that leads to the…read morebeach, Main street shops and restaurants with the library right along side it. You can bring your picnic gear here, blankets and chairs as there are plenty of great shaded grassy places to pick from. Parking for a fee is very close but on weekends unless you get here early, there won't be a spot to spare! We enjoy coming here often as it's not a bad drive from Chicago burbs.

Big Foot Beach State Park was conveniently located near a wedding, allowing us to camp here instead…read moreof doing a hotel. The state park is much smaller than average. Additionally, there is not as much to do. There are some trails, although they were cutting plants and working on some. The main attraction was the lagoon near the road. The city was working on gates from the lagoon with painted crosswalks. Given the minimal traffic past downtime, walking on the side of the road is safe enough. It connects to the Lake Geneva lake trail that goes through the backyards of nice houses. Calling it a beach state park is a bit of a stretch. Across the road from the entrance lays about 2 feet of sandy beach. The campsite does have RV options.

Its ok. The beach area is very small, if they simply raked the beach to make a bigger beach area,…read morethat will eliminate the weeds and burs, along with the sticks and other debris. Lots of big rocks after walking into the lake, wear water shoes. It is marked off so boats and jet skis can't enter the area. Easy access from Big Foot Camp grounds.

Nice little park with a playground. Infant swing had a large crack in it but otherwise equipment…read morewas sound. Restored Silos are neat but you cannot go inside. Nice covered picnic shelter. Park will be full sun in the summer.

I would ignore the other, cranky review that complains about the absence of a pond or ducks. The…read morepond filled yeares ago in a naturally through a process called succession, but the name stays. It's a recreation area with a playground, two baseball fields, and large open fields for football, soccer, or volleyball. It's also a great place to fly kites. The pavilion has two separate seating areas, which allows for two different parties to happen at the same time. If you contact the Village, you can reserve the entire pavilion, and this grants you access to the kitchen (which is set up like a snack shop--it has a fridge, electricity, and running water but no oven or stove. There are men's and women's restrooms that are very clean, too). We reserve it once a year for a multi-family event that includes roughly forty people.

No ducks to be found. Couldn't even see the pond. It is also a compost facility... Deceiving signs.read more

OMG. I booked this tour for my wife and I on are way to Lake Geneva. We went on June 29th at 10:30…read moreand the tour guide was fabulous. I can't recall his name but he was a gentleman from Arkansas who knew all of the information about the history of this place and he was very personable and humorous. It was well worth the time and the trip. It was incredibly enlightening and fascinating.

The tour is roughly 1 hour and 45 minutes - with a knowledgeable guide who does this for the…read moreenjoyment of it. You get a ton of historical background, a few rooms with exhibits, a huge telescope, an old library, and information on people such as Edwin Hubble and Carl Sagan! Our group had questions, and all were answered. There's about 30 steps to get to the telescope. The architecture is amazing - and it is on a sizable plot of land where you can wander about.

The best part is the sad box! It's kept mainly clean and the endless water fountain keeps the kids…read moreentertained for a long time :)

What a Huntley treasure! My seven and three-year-old spent two hours at this park without ever…read moreasking, "When are we leaving?" I take that as a win. We loved the basketball court with a variety of backboards, sand and water area, swings and rocking school bus. As another Yelper mentioned, the loud train whistle leaves something to be desired. Peace and quiet, if we're going to get specific. Tip: Do not perch yourself on the bench right next to the whistle. Big mistake. This park is worth a visit. The nearby pool looked great too. Maybe next time.