I don't play Frisbee golf so I won't speak to that. The park is a great place to take a casual walk…read moreand enjoy the many mature trees, mostly century old white oaks. As mentioned, there are slight elevation changes on the newly paved asphalt walking path. I spent many days there during the dark days of Covid 19.

Cool 9-hole course. All of the holes look like simple 2-3 pars but the trees are perfect…read moredisruptions. Watch the brush on the west side..there might be some poison ivy in there.

Such a relaxing spot to hike around. It's very peaceful and scenic, and I love being able to step…read moreaway for a bit and hang out there during the day. Highly recommend if you want a change of scenery while staying in the neighborhood.

Large forest preserve with a bit of everything, including hills, picnic areas, wildlife viewing…read moreareas, trails, and marsh. After heavy rains, the trails can get a bit flooded, otherwise it's a fun place to walk around and enjoy nature. It's important to note that the trails are each around 1 to 1.5 miles, with some that run around Lake Patterson, so plan accordingly and bring enough sunscreen and water. This lake is also one that has motorboat access with a ramp, which is not common for the area. When the trees are filled with leaves, it's quite pleasant to sit around and enjoy nature with some shade as well.

Great park located around Yorkville with a few big lakes. It has lots of hiking trails. Silver…read moreSprings State Park gets its name from the pool of bubbling water. Of course, there's tons of other things to see around it. The popular activities include boating, fishing, and picnicking. Bigger park with a lot of history. It's an area that was purchased by the state in 1969 and turned into a park. The park was originally 1,250 acres, and added a prairie restoration project in 1980 among expansions since. Kind of what the land was like before settlers took it. There's a path that goes through it where visitors can check out animals, grass, and wildflowers. A few man made lakes are highlights. Loon Lake is the biggest one, popular for fishing or getting photos. A refreshment stand is located by it. The spring is the biggest attraction of the park though. Amazingly the water in it never freezes. There's amazing plantlife around it including watercress. Also fun when it's colder. There's a toboggan hill that's fairly steep. Among the kinds of trails are equestrian. There's also plenty for basic hiking. Has lots to look at here for hours and you can even stay overnight by camping. It's got an area that's available for youth groups. This area is only reachable through backpacking so it's far away from loud noises or vehicles.

Serene lake with a good 2-mile hike along lake, river, woods amd some prairie. It was a quiet…read moremid-day walk one snowy day... until I pass by a group of kids screaming and sledding along a slope, how fun :)

5 stars for staff running classes, quality of facilities, and offered programs. The problem is team…read moreselection/player placement in their sports programs. These programs are directed for elementary ages and someone is clearly being paid off or strong armed somewhere in the park district when choosing these teams (read cliques). Honestly, it's embarrassing to watch the lists season after season. The park district will scream from the rooftops that the teams are chosen based on when a person signs up but it's the biggest load and everyone knows it. Shame bc even the kids know it. Unfortunately we will be seeking programs outside the park district from now on.

Great nine hole course. Tougher than it looks. Walking is great exercise with all of the hills.read more

My wife and I love this area for taking peaceful walks, and we especially love when we come across…read morethe deer, if you're calm and quiet enough, they will not run away!

I've came here a few times and I wonder why my review got deleted? This place is absolutely…read morebeautiful! Tons of stuff to do and see, the trail has recently been repaved. Very well maintained by the city of Plainfield. Plenty of parking but use advisory from coming in from the Lockport road access.

Great place but half closed down for construction. Will be great when all open but at present is…read morenot outstanding

My kids like this park a lot. But they also like throwing cotton balls at each other, pretending…read morethey are in an epic snowball battle. They are disturbingly easy to please is what I'm saying, so I'll just tell you what I like about this park. There's a small parking lot. The park itself is set away from the street and parking lot. There's a relatively clean porta potty. There's plenty of shady areas including a shelter with some picnic tables. There's also a tennis court and a baseball diamond. Cool, fine, I'm just glad my kids enjoy themselves. What I REALLY like about this park is that it's got a four square AND hopscotch court. So whenever we go there I can be ready to school anyone who steps to me. 'Cause I keep my hopscotch game on point y'all!

Simply came here to go on the trail. I didn't realize that building associated is actually an…read moreadministrative building and not a visitor center of some sort. The trail was short and really didn't provide any captivating views. It's more of a marsh land type of scenery and it's usually muddy since it's a grass trail. It does connect to the really long Wauponsee Trail which is beautiful!

Be VERY careful when you make a reservation. You cannot cancel. If you do cancel, there is…read moreabsolutely NO REFUND, including NO PARTIAL REFUND. So if you make a reservation and you need to cancel within 10 seconds, you still lose all your money. If you make a reservation 10 years from now, and need to cancel, you still lose all your money. I know of no other facility, campground, hotel, park shelter, airline, car rental, etc. that off NO REFUND regardless of how far in advance you want to cancel or how soon after you make your reservation. The campground I reserved in does not have any water or wood for campfires and I only learned that by calling them after I made my reservation since I thought by making my reservation I would learn more about the campground and campsite. So you have to bring all the water you need for drinking and cleaning. And you must drive 10 miles to find wood.

Wonderful day spoiled by the grouchy starter who was yelling rudely at people coming off their…read moreround for being 'way too slow'. No attempt at customer diplomacy just grumpy and was thoroughly upsetting people in front of me. I could tell they were embarrassed to be shamed for not being able to go round in 2 hours and 3 minutes that he stated was all you are allowed. Their message seems to be unless you are a scratch golfer, best to avoid this place.

Last time I played golf this year was here and the course was a pleasure…read more Hoping for more rounds this summer!!!!