Good facility- I have mainly gone here to use the track to walk around and it's good for parents…read morewhose kids are playing downstairs because they can see them and get their exercise in at the same time. It's a little cold...but after a few laps you warm up. The walking direction changes and it is hard to run when there is a lot of people because the track is not that wide. Good location though! There is basketball, indoor soccer, volleyball, and lacrosse. There's a separate area to do weights.

We love this place! Beautiful facility for basketball, indoor soccer, batting cages and track. Very…read morereasonable prices for residents and non residents.

Great ice arena in West Dundee. Three rinks. Plenty of parking. There is also a snack shop and Bar…read moreand Grill inside the arena. Only suggestion..bring a blanket as the metal bleacher seats are cold !

COVID has been a little tricky for hockey, but Canlan is killing it with their protocols…read more We've been at the arena for about five years and even through it's ownership change, they continue to surprise us with the level of attention and courtesy they provide. Coach Dennis is doing a great job of keeping our families up-to-date with options and we were super excited to see Coach John and Coach Vince back on the ice! If you're looking for coaches who remember your kids names and individualize their progress and assessment... this is the place. From a cost standpoint, this club is a little more expensive than some in neighboring towns, but the facilities and coaches are worth the added expense. For those concerned about COVID protocol, all the coaches wear masks on the ice and there is no player contact for the squirt and mite skill sessions. Right now, there's no in-house league, which is understandable, but sad. We hope that there will be progress toward that end in the future. I highly recommend this arena, especially for your youngsters just starting out.

Lagendorf park is a nice, clean facility that is heavily frequented by residents. The building is…read moreextremely relevant to the community, as the Barrington Area Job Fair is held there. To me, the best part about the facility is the historic significance of the location--where the Battle of Barrington took place. The Battle of Barrington was an intense and deadly gunfight between federal agents and notorious Great Depression Era gangster, Baby Face Nelson, that took place on November 27, 1934 in the town of Barrington, outside Chicago, Illinois. Very cool if you are a history buff like myself.

I lived in Barrington years ago, when my son was in grade school & middle school…read more At that time, and still to this day, Langendorf Park was *the* park in Barrington Village. It's huge, and has everything you ever wanted in life, including an aquatic center and even a golf course. I feel a story coming on....... So I had an art gallery just a few blocks from the park, at Hough St. & NW Hwy.. My son would often come to the gallery after school to do homework, or just to check in with me. One day he rode his bike to the gallery, with his friend Gerry. The gallery was set back off the street, separated from the road by a parking lot. The sidewalk in front of the gallery did not get a lot of foot traffic. My gallery had two huge windows, right on the sidewalk in front. I sold a ton of artwork just by displaying it in those big windows facing the busiest intersection in town. When the stop light was red, I had a captive audience, haha..... My son and his friend parked their bikes in front of one of the big windows. This town was so safe it was like Mayberry, and there was no reason at all to wheel the bikes inside, so we thought. We could even see them clearly from inside. So I clearly saw when two big "kids", probably pushing 20 years old, jumped on those bikes and took off. By the time we all ran to the front door, the thieves were already a block away. My son had waited a long time for his new bike, a gift from his dad. That bike was his transportation around town, and would you believe I still have it, and sometimes I ride it. As I saw those 2 men ride off on the kids' bikes, my heart sank. I figured it was a done deal, a lost cause. The boys ran in the direction the bikes had been headed, but I still had little hope. The surrounding business people began to come outside, aware of what had happened, but helpless to do anything. Until.......like a character from an action movie, a blonde woman appeared out of nowhere. She ran after the thieves, so fast that I didn't recognize her as my boyfriend's sister, Denise, who worked in the drugstore a couple doors down from the gallery. Denise, the track star. Denise, the marathon runner. Denise.....the savior of the day. She ran like a bat outta hell, like she'd been shot from a cannon, across busy parking lots, down the highway toward Langendorf Park. She caught a glimpse of the thieves entering the park. I had called the police by now, and they were on the way. And my son and Gerry, and me and my employees, and half the shopkeepers in the plaza, were in hot foot pursuit of Denise and the bicycle thieves. If only I had a video of all those people running down Northwest Highway in this sleepy, boring community where nothing ever happened......haha.... You can already guess that Denise caught up with the thieves, in fact just in the nick of time..... just as they were struggling to hoist the bikes over a back fence in Langendorf Park. They ended up abandoning the bicycles and taking off on foot, through the park, with the mob chasing them. The cops caught them. There were charges filed, and eventually a court date. My son had to take off school to go to court and testify. The thieves, who turned out to be like 19 years old, claimed it was all a prank, all in fun (although they were strangers to us)......and the judge let them off. Boooooooooo.......... But at least the bikes were safe. I'm glad for that tall fence at the back of the park. I'm also glad for all the hot summer afternoons when the pool was a godsend. Somebody in Barrington please post pics of this great park, wouldja?!

Core skills matched with physical training, wrapped in positive attitude and a fun environment…read more This faculty and their staff seem to care about the athletes they train and the sport the teach. Their passion for advancement is reflected by the spark of determination you can see in each of the developing athletes eyes. We are new to this program but are already considering signing up for another session. We heard about DB by word of mouth because of the results they get. I'll update this post when I have more information to share. So far, it has been a worthwhile investment

Great place for tennis or racquetball. There are 8 indoor courts so it's pretty easy to get a…read morecourt. They also have a co-ed whirlpool. Staff were helpful.

Spacious areas for the tennis courts as well as the cardio/free weights section. The Male bathroom…read morewas nice and I didn't see the pool or the jacuzzi. This place holds a special place in my heart as well; working out with Dad on vacation I realized this is the same building my brother and I played the "Final Trench Run" down the walkway between the tennis courts as kids with our Star Wars toys in the late 70's (yes, I am that young-at-heart). Glad to see the gym is still relevant and useable in this day and age. Need to get your workout on? Consider doing it here.

Nice park area (with parking) with basketball area, restrooms, a few covered picnic tables, and…read moreolder/younger play areas. A nice walking path next to retention pond takes you to MacArther school park next store which has nice new equipment. Nice spot to stop and play for a bit. Some shaded benches. There are tennis courts here as well.

What's not to like…read more Facility well taken care of Football field in great shape All the people I've met when there have been great Quality place

On a cold May evening, we went to a Schaumburg Boomers game with some friends. I mention the cold…read moremore for me since I should have worn more layers. We had tickets already so walked right in, which was nice. We were told where our seats were and walked up the stairs to get there. We had great seats -- 6th row to the right of the home plate. Before the game started we all got some food. They have a wide selection of food vendors. One of them is the Palatine Barbeque restaurant "I Smell Bacon." I got six wings and a Pepsi. (I will say that I Smell Bacon is better in their restaurant. I found the wings a little undercooked.) It was hat night so when we arrived, we were all given very colorful baseball caps. The seats are typical of ball parks. They weren't particularly comfortable, but not too bad either. They had a Junior High Chorus sing the national anthem, which was nice. We had a great view of the game from our seats. We even got to see the Boomers hit a grand slam! The Boomers put on a good show. Well worth the trip.

We haven't been to a Schaumburg Boomers game in years and enjoyed complimentary tickets from the…read moreDaily Herald. Parking is free and well organized. The field is beautiful and has the same dimensions as Wrigley Field. It was not overly crowded , but the crowd enjoyed the game and the activities between the innings. Food options are limited, the usual ballpark items. Overall, it was a fun time.