One of our most beloved neighborhood parks! Fully fenced playground with great slides, climbers and…read moretons of swings for all ages. Pretty sunny in the morning, but perfectly shaded by mature trees along the Salt Creek in the afternoon. Surrounding the playground are several benches, a water fountain, port-o-potty, walking/biking path, gazebo, outdoor exercise equipment, basketball court and a baseball field.

Had a fun time with a friend on this course. The employee was friendly and helpful. Prices seem…read morereasonable. The course is attractive and feels woodsy with some shade.

The mini golf area was fun! Went with a group of friends and the course is beautiful and well put…read moretogether, especially the giant waterfall in the middle of it all. It's astonishing how they kept a part of the city history that's the coal mine and turned it into a mini golf course with other activities as well! The workers were chill and we would come again.

Florey Park is a park that is named after Roger L. Floery, a former Rolling Meadows Park District…read moreCommissioner. It has a large walking path along a water retention area. The water retention canal is hidden with native plants, which makes it more effective and visually attractive. There is also a covered, weather protected seating area. Florey Park is a great place to get some outdoor exercise.

Lake County has a Chain o' Lakes? Welp Rolling Meadows has a chain of parks…read more.. They all are pretty cool and amazing in their own way, with specific features unique to themselves, but then all of them also consistently contain a kids' playground area and adult features... my fur nephew has inadvertently turned me into Dora the Explorer, and I am digging it.

I am no expert on roller derby's; however, I do know that I had fun here. The set up was good,…read morepretty good viewing all around, just get there early enough if you want a seat. The sound was good, the event was fast paced and fun and they explained how it works pretty well also. I had been to another derby where they just kind of launched you into it without much explanation, and for a person who had no idea what was hapening it was confusing. The concessions at the Coachlite were very reasonablly priced and they have beer, PBR to be exact, extra points for excellence awarded there. Overall, a fun experience and I would recommend going at least once to say you did at least. For only $12 at the door, worth it.

Compared to a previous roller derby that I had been to in Aurora, this one is MUCH better. The…read moreskating was fast paced and the hits were hard. For anyone new to the derby scene, watch and listen carefully, because they do a great job of explaining the sport. It was definitely a great time, but I'm still biased towards the banked tracks I've been to in Arizona.

Parts of the trail is very nice. Through the woods. However, part is actually on a busy street…read morewhich is strange. Some hills and some flat areas. Good for hiking.

It's sunny, let's go. Paul Douglas Forest Preserve,…read moreparking off Central. One small parking lot and a large, looping paved trail around the forest. Go walk, run, or roll. Home to birds and animals, millipedes abound. People are quite few, the land is kind of boring, but hey, it's nature. The highway nearby is easily heard inside, that's kind of a shame. I wish there were more unpaved paths and tree cover. Fall is still lovely. Thanks for a nice walk. Who knows if we will be back. And now my poem ends.

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.

Best 18 hole disc golf course around that I have been to so far. It is well marked and challenging…read morewith narrow fairways, hills and valleys, and a lot of brush. It is well groomed and overall a good work out and good time.

It may not be obvious from the road, but this large park is full of tons of amenities that include…read morea walking trail, sled hill, grills, benches, picnic tables, and a shelter. For me, the best feature is a large 18-hole disc golf course and for this purpose, Margreth Riemer Reservoir really delivers. This course has a perfect mix of hills, grasses, trees, bushes, and large bodies of water for the small chance that you may lose your disc (fortunately, there's plenty of area between the course and water, so you'll have to throw quite off the mark for it to land in there). The only thing I dislike about the park is the confusing parking, but it's not too bad once you've been there once. Definitely worth a visit if you live in the area, and a great place to get some disc golf practice.

Nice little park right around a golf course. Provides a nice little path to walk around but as…read moreothers have said, there's really only two major reasons to visit here instead of the larger parks (with lakes) nearby. 1. There's hills here -- most of this area is really flat and there's hardly anywhere to walk with any type of elevation difference. You can also get nice suburban-esque views of the roads, highways, and buildings nearby. 2. At the top of the hill, you can see Chicago in the distance. It's not obvious if someone doesn't point it out to you but it's a pretty cool view. You can also watch fireworks, stars, the moon, and other things from here.

I have just enjoyed my walk. Nice, quiet place for a walk…read more I am sure in summer would be greener. Nice and fresh.