I'm so proud of this park district. They do an amazing job of caring for open green spaces. The…read morebike and walking paths call to you. I'm so excited about the beautiful community garden!

This is a great park in Frankfort. It's also a large park. There is a hockey court, and the…read moreplayground for the kids is huge! It's like 3 parts in 1 playground. There is a lot for the kids to do here, including monkey bars, a lot of slides, and swings. I will be back here.

I've been to Rice Park countless times throughout my early childhood. It's definitely a great place…read moreto bring your kids. This place features 5 baseball fields, tennis courts, 2 basketball courts and a playground to name a few. Plenty of walking too. This area is very active primarily around the basketball court. In the winter time, the baseball fields make a great place to train your dog without spending money for a dog park.

When my kids were little they participated in sports, dances, camps and various events sponsored by…read morethe Frankfort Park District. I think they do a terrific job with activities for the under 14 set. I also see a number of activities that look enjoyable for Senior Citizens in their brochures. I also think they have great parks for sports and dogs. However, I don't see a lot that interests me and perhaps that is my fault, I should be more open to new activities. What I really wish the Frankfort Park District included in its repertoire was an out door pool. Yes, I know there are pools at the High Schools, I use them. Yes, I know there is a pool at the Country Club but I am not that rich. I drive to Park Forest for a summer park district facility with a terrific Adult only lap pool. Wouldn't that be great for here in Frankfort? Anyone? Bueller? Anyone with me on this idea?

The Park District of Bedford Park is top notch. The gym here is always active with different sports…read moregroups and activities. The staff is helpful and friendly. The outdoor area is always well kept and manicured. I wish every place cared for their facility and grounds like they do here!

Good park for athletics located in Bridgeport. It conveniently is across 35th from the Sox stadium…read more Armour Square Park is pretty okay for the area. Has a few baseball and softball diamonds. There's also a pretty big fieldhouse. A park located in a neighborhood of the same name, known for athletics. It's well known for being across from the Sox stadium of course. The park is named after Philip D. Armour, who was considered Chicago's "captain of industry," and owned the largest meatpacking company in the world. A lot of athletics are here. The fieldhouse was completed in 1905 and has an auditorium, a fitness center, two gymnasiums, and meeting rooms. Among the athletic fields are baseball, football, soccer, and tennis courts. There's also a pool and a playground. For sure it's a place to play sports, outside or inside. It's got a pretty impressive fieldhouse with lots of character and charm to be sure. This is also a convenient option for those going to Sox games or whatever.

"Armour Square Park" is a neighborhood park located between W. 33rd. and W. 35th. St (north-south),…read moreand between S. Wentworth and S. Wells (east-west). It's also adjacent to U.S. Cellular Field, the Home of Chicago White Sox. It has the basic amenities: children's playground, a large field that is often used for high school football practice, concrete paths good for exercising and walking the dog. However, I think the park is need of an update. Most benches, chairs, and tables were certainly functional, yet I noticed the screws have come out from some of them. Whenever the park office isn't open, users can utilize the porta-potty by the stadium. It's accessible via the red line. Just get off at the CTA-Sox/35th. stop. I know, I know. Why do I review so many Chicago parks? My followers knew the answer already (hint, hint...I play Pokemon Go). Bridgeport is one of my favorite neighborhoods in the city. It's close to downtown, Chinatown, and has a few must-visit local flavors.

Good times, they do movies in the park sometimes and they have a car show that is always a nice…read morereprieve on a Monday night. The building itself is where you can go to pay your water bill and there is a courthouse on the 3rd floor, thankfully I have not had reason to visit. The lady's at the water dept. are very friendly and knowledgeable. The building is open during most of the events they throw and there are bathrooms inside. Which is very convenient.

Lockport is an amazing community, and I am proud to live here. The city does a great job, and Mayor…read moreStreit himself took the time to meet with my son.

Like this recreation center in Orland Park. When our kids were little they attended classes in some…read moreof the rooms in the building, and one of them took a gymnastics class in the gym. We think most of the use here is for the younger set ... classes and party rooms. They even have an indoor play area for the young toddlers. Now, we usually use the facility for the walking track on the second floor surrounding the gym - free to use and open everyday the building is open. Nice track but a bit short. It takes 16 laps to put in one mile, but in inclement weather this is a good go-to place. Unlike the Sportsplex in Orland, this little gym is not air conditioned, so come on a day when the weather isn't too volatile. Still and all, recommended and a nice benefit of living in Orland Park.

Was looking for an indoor park to take my kid during the winter cold weather. Found this location…read moreonline. So of course I called to confirm information. The indoor park is free and open when the building is open. I came on Sunday afternoon. Not much action going on besides birthday parties in other rooms of the building. The park was clean and not too big or too small. My friend also brought her kid here and we had a blast. There's 2 benches for sitting and a garbage can in the corner. My daughter and I really enjoyed ourselves. I look forward to bringing her back. Very nice facility.

My kids really enjoyed the playground. The grounds were well kept and the surrounding area was…read morenice, too. Super easy to get to and parking was very close to the play equipment.

Nice huge park next to the library and train station. Multiple fields for sports. Large playground…read morefor ages 5-12. This is not a good playground for small children as most of it is tailored toward Kids not toddlers and the slides that are there are too quick and somewhat dangerous for small little ones. The park is decorated "freedom" style as the name suggests and has real sized piece of a train and tank for decoration along with everything being red white and blue. A big downside is it was littered with trash- water bottles, fast food cups, fast food bags, straws- it was a mess all over especially around the playground