It's a great park district and I love their pre-k program as well as the tumbling and arts & craft…read moretime for the little ones. It's a clean facility and the people who run it are great! It's wonderful park and play ground too. It has a lot of fun and safe swings and slides and climbing walls for the kids to play on and there are plenty of benches to for parents to chill.

This park is not bad for younger kids. They have a few swings and a little obstacle course type…read moreplay area with slides. A big field for them to run around and maybe kick a ball or fly a kite around. They have a water area that they can play at in the summertime. Overall, it's pretty clean and safe. From there website (a little more about the park) Located in the Bridgeport Community, Wilson CC Park totals [.14] acres and features a converted bath house building, meeting rooms and a gymnasium. Park-goers can play basketball and volleyball at the facility. Afterschool sports programs are offered throughout the school year, and in the summer youth attend the Park District's popular six-week day camp. In addition to programs, Wilson Park hosts fun special events throughout the year for the whole family, such as holiday activities like pictures with the Easter Bunny.

Nice park in Beverly. It has gone by several names since its inception, with this park being the…read morecite of a community gathering space prior its acquisition by the city and being remade into a park. It has throughout its history been called 100th Street Park, or park 178; it once was called Shamrock Park back in the 70s. In 1984 it received it's current name, for the priest who established St. Barnabas Church nearby, and presided there for over 20 years. Hurley Park is a couple blocks away from the 99th Street Metra station. It has quite a lot of acreage compared to most Chicago parks that aren't Lincoln or Jackson Parks, but that's what you get here in the far south side! There is a playground here, as well as a "natural area", a small woodland section of the park featuring native plants and trees.

Great park located in Elwood. It certainly is a gem for around here. Lloyd Erickson Park is bigger…read morethan expected and is a great gathering place for families and others. Has quite a few amenities. There's a basketball court, picnic shelter, and even a Children's Garden with cool plants. Certainly it's one of the most notable things around. It's not like there's much else to do, to be honest. The park is pretty big, with lots of room for playing or just enjoying yourself. Of course there's athletic amenities. There's a basketball court where most of the action is. Families can even have a cookout. Pretty awesome there's a pretty big picnic shelter. However the centerpiece is the Children's Garden. What a great way to teach about how to grow and take care of plants. Lots of beautiful flowers in here. Plenty other plants to check out. Also there's programs they can participate in. This is a great place for learning. Has lots for a park that many around here don't have enough appreciation for. It's located off of Chicago Avenue and has a parking lot. The Children's Garden closes for maintenance in the mornings on Tuesdays.

The OF Park District offers several great classes and activities for residents and non-residents…read more The staff is friendly and helpful. They work quickly to resolve issues and are constantly making changes and improvements. The OF Park District is not actually owned or operated by the Village of Olympia Fields, but it is a wonderful asset to the community.

Best park on South Side by far. It has so much going on around here. Marquette Park also happens to…read morebe a neighborhood so the park is the highlight of this. Has all kinds of athletic facilities and structures good for casual joggers and athletic leagues. There's a few other features like the Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial. Certainly this doesn't seem like the kind of place that would have a golf course. In fact it actually does. This takes up an entire side of the park. Other athletic fields include a few baseball diamonds. There's also a running track. Kids can find lots of safe activities to participate in. There's also a pretty strong police presence with a precinct on the north side. It's pretty safe compared to the rest of the area. This used to not be such a place to come to but it's gotten a lot better than it used to be for sure. Highlights include the athletic facilities. It also has a Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial. This acknowledges the time he spent in Chicago and his work getting affordable housing for minorities and other civil rights he participated in those years.

Not to be confused with Chicago Pork District (where the cops hang out), Chicago Perk District…read more(where you get perks just for hanging out there), or Chicago Pr*ck District (where I hang out). Pretty awesome part Envy ethnic suburbs of Southwest Chicago where you have a whole bunch of amazing food In particular you have a lot of amazing Latino food around here. Pretty delicious as well. It's a nice big Park that takes up several city blocks and is a really great part of living in this neighborhood for these people.

This park is great, but it's really old. They have festivals there. It's really fun. There's two…read morebasketball course one inside and one outside there is this running trail or biking trail whatever you call it and they have workout accessories in the trail, but it's really old like I just said there is a frizz be course that's cool. Also on a winter you could go sledding. BUT BE CAREFUL BECAUSE ITS CROWDED so crowded that I bumped into kids every time I go down so if you guys are gonna go sledding, just be careful. Also, does anyone know about the abandoned waterpark they used to have

Hey Summit. How about investing a lil money in the kids playground area? It's covered with mud,…read moregrass and weeds and small traces off mulch! Or, place a sign advising kids to wear their mud boots while in the playground area! Probably one reason why people call it Scummit!

Oh so many memories of Wicker Park! I haven't really experienced it as an adult so I was quite…read moresurprised that there's no longer tennis courts which were my main memory here. I was driving through Highland and Munster and wanted to stretch my legs so I took some time to walk on the paved path and take in the fall foliage. It was gorgeous and warmed my heart a bit.

Charge for water park, splash play and charge us more because I was out of town. And charged for an…read morehour for $,5, we're never going back

The longest running organization for youth soccer in Chicago's Southwest suburbs. They have…read moreproduced endless amounts of players that have succeeded on and off the field. Look into this club if you want your young athlete to grow into someone to be proud of. The bonus...it won't cost you and arm and leg to be a part of Crestwood SC!

Highly disguisted by this league. They have "rules" about age limits but then allow 4 year olds to…read moreplay (though the rules state 5+) and then play them against 7 year olds! They told us one of our children would be on one team, then put her on another. They were going to make her (a 2nd grader) play against kindergarteners and preschoolers. We found out they make parents sell candy for no reason what so ever. The jerseys are provided by sponsors, the field is supplied at no charge and the coaches are all volunteer so you pay $75 per kid & then have to either do a candy buy out or sell candy just to pad their pockets. They refused to reimburse us for our daughter OR put her on the age appropriate team stating the jerserys were already paid for, but the jerseys were provided by sponsors. They just want your money and have no regard for the children. Illegaly playing preschoolers against 2nd graders and not caring, just taking your money and saying "oh well". This league is a joke. They bend the rules just to make more money and could care less if they screw up and even if you have it in writing, they simply won't make appropriate changes.