The senior South Elgin Park District to Starved Rock Lock and Lunch was so enjoyable with…read morepersonable staff Jess and Ed facilitating representing the Park District. Everything went smoothly and relaxed. Excellent driving by Jess and Ed was at our lunch table. Definitely recommend going on their excursions.

Panton Mill Park: Absolutely amazing! Great splashpad, wide open scenery, including the Fox River…read moreand the dam creates a breathtaking view. Large clean restrooms add a comfort level. Events nearly every day all summer long, and even Santa Claus makes his debut on stage, for the Christmas tree lighting to a full house in early December. From concerts to Classic car shows and other family events, The South Elgin Parks and Recreation Department has really stepped up!

Robert Sperry Park is the home of South Elgin Patriots youth football team. This Park is close to…read moremy work where I go to eat lunch. The Park has lots of picnic tables in various places and some are under cover. Other features of the park include a 1/3 mile walking path, a children's playground, tennis courts, and a skate park. The main attraction of course is the South Elgin Patriots football field. So all in all a nice neighborhood park with plenty of trees, grass, and parking and lots to do.

This park has unique playground equipment that I haven't seen at any other parks. It has a…read moreclimbing wall that was a good challenge for my granddaughter. She played for over an hour and never got "bored"! A gem of a park!

Daughter had her wedding here in December a beautiful white building with snow was awesome. They…read moresupplied the chairs and table tables.-if I remember correctly. It was in 2014. Would definitely recommend spring summer winter fall. I think this building would make anything look beautiful.

My brother and sister-in-law went to Walton Island Park in Elgin to take pictures before their…read morewedding on their wedding day. As the name suggests this park is made up of an island and several bridges in the middle of the Fox River. There is a walking and running trail, fishing spots (with the appropriate permits of course), and benches and shaded places to sit and enjoy the nature. While we were visiting, the trees had turned color in the fall and added to the beauty of the area. There are some fantastic places to take pictures. The park even comes with a gigantic American flag. For a beautiful park to experience and enjoy, I highly recommend Walton Island Park!

Before Covid hit this spot was the spot for everything. Concerts, food truck festivals etc…read more Anyways currently it is a pretty spot to fish, take pictures etc. During XMas they really put up some nice lights and decorations.

Went to see Night Ranger and Boston. Had reserve tickets on will call. Was very easy to check in…read moreand lines to get in were very efficient. The reserve seating area are folding chairs. They're pretty sturdy but are stacked close. Great security presence and many ushers to help. The acoustics and sound was really amazing. Much better than I expected for an outdoor venue. I'm sure if it rained that day or during the concert the grass would have been mush-to-mud. Food was a little over priced but not painful. Sandwiches were good. Really loved the sound and the crowd was an awesome mix. Will definitely go back. Both bands were incredible.

Loved that there was next to a bicycle trail, you could see people passing by…read more We saw two deers, ducks and lots of birds and squirrels.

I like the trail along the river here where I have spotted many land and shore birds. It's quiet…read moreand shady so it's a good spot on a hot day. That being said, it can be muddy so be prepared. Also wear bug repellent and watch out for fallen limbs across the trail. At least those keep the bikers off the path.

A really great hill to sled or try snowboarding for a little one. It was a wickedly cold day, but…read morewe thought we would try it out anyway. It was pretty empty so it was awesome for teaching my daughter without having to buy a lift ticket. Though I would advise going halfway down the hill to teach because the higher up you start, the steeper it is. Otherwise a great park in the snowy months

Great little park, hard to find. It's about 2-3 miles west of Bartlett Rd on Irving Park Rd. the…read moreslash pad is the best. Check out the pics they say it all. Oh the splash doesn't open until 11

Very nice for the kids. My son went to summer camp here and he had a lot of fun. We registered at…read morethe park district. Nice interesting things.

This place is great!! Everyone is so nice and have so many activities. They have amazing animals…read moreand amazing staff. They rent there rooms out for parties and events. The owner is such a welcoming man.

I have mixed emotions about this Kane County forest preserve…read more On the one hand I love it because it's very "birdy" and for those who love to watch and count birds it is special. On the other hand I hate the bikes that go whizzing by and rattle the bridge just as I'm capturing a melodic or mournful bird song. There are some who politely slow down and call out "On your left" but some really seem to get a kick out of almost knocking someone over. If you walk over the two bridges and go down the path to the right along the opposite bank of the river you will be in Tekawitha Woods, a twofer! Bikes cannot go through there.

Decent forest preserve a really nice running trail in the morning. Perhaps not as taken care of as…read moreother preserves. Beware of yellow jackets in late summer-early fall. I've gotten stung in this preserve a couple of times just minding my own business and running.