Wasn't sure if Koda knew how to swim and he loooooves water. Always have to watch him!! So to put…read moremy mind at easy, I booked a swim lesson. It was so worth it. We had a great time and all of the staff is so sweet. Planning to come every month now!!

All the ladies were wonderful. When I called great customer service. Thank you . Eddy is d…read moreoing much better.

A dog park is by this big lake. It certainly is a popular place to bring pets in Naperville. Whalon…read moreLake is known for having one of the better dog parks. Clean and most dog owners are friendly. To use this park you need to have a permit, which is the only bad thing about it. Bathrooms are available. It's those holes with the hollow toilets over these, so these literally stink. That's about as bad as it gets though. Ironically it smells even better in the actual dog park. Of course there's a few rules to follow, and these are posted at the entrance so you can't miss these. Bigger and smaller dogs have separate areas. There's amenities like water fountains and poop bags for free. Good place for dogs. It's mostly clean and safe. There's plenty around, from the lake to some trails.

Although the dog park is laid out nice, water is not available in the park and a city permit is…read morerequired to enter. We have not encountered a permit required park before. Very clubish of Naperville.

Just visited for the first time, so happy to find such an ample space for our dog to run and make…read morefriends! It was very quiet while we were there, the one person we did meet did express concern that our kids were there. I noticed previous poster also said to leave kids at home. I have four kids, three upright and one fur baby. I can't (and wouldn't) "leave them at home" nor do I hire a babysitter so I can take my dog to the dog park. ‍ Please be kind to all the families with dogs and kids. We do our best to respect that this is a "dog park" not a people park. But my kids are excited to run and play with their fur sibling and so long as it's not a crowded day, I feel they should do so without the shaming. We take our dog everywhere, including the people park...and no one has ever told us we should have left our dog at home.

Pretty decent disc golf coarse. Could use some better signs. Park is well maintained, and the views…read moreare nice. Ample parking, but they knocked the pavilion down which is strange. Right now Jericho road is closed to through traffic but you can still make it into the park.

This is the roughest dog park I have gone to. There are frequent attacks and many of the "Adult"…read moreowners do little to stop bad behavior. Witnessed many attacks requiring stitches. Too bad a few ruin it for all.

One important point to share. The gates are not secure and my dog escaped because one person…read moreforgot to secure the first gate. My dog was out free and about to jump into traffic on busy 135th street. It was a miracle I got to her. I will never go back to this poorly secured dog park ever again.

The map doesn't mark the correct location. It's actually on the south side of Mack Road and about…read more1/4 mile from Route 59. The cost is $40 per calendar year and permits can be purchased from the Forest Preserve District of DuPage County at 3S580 Naperville Rd., Wheaton, IL 60189-8761 or by filling out and returning the online form. Permits give you access to all the FPDDC parks. Love this dog park. It is huge and has a decent amount of seating for the owners. I like how there is a play area and walking circle around the inside of the fence. The middle of the park is open and green. Trees and shrubs grow rather freely. Almost all of the dogs have been friendly and haven't caused too much trouble. My dog has gone from wanting to curl up in a corner to actually coming out to wrestle with a few of the smaller dogs. She often gets carried away and even plays with larger breeds. Make sure you bring your own water. They don't have any type of well or tap and it can get very hot. Even if the weather is mild, the dogs get overheated if they play a lot. Most of the people bring their own little coolers.

If you have a small-ish dog and one prone to running you can not be off-leash. There's a huge…read moremiddle area that is dense vegetation for doggo to disappear into. The fence is more for cattle than medium-small dogs. There's no water faucet. Most areas reek of urine. The place is better than nothing and something if you have no where else to run your dog.

Dogs loved this place!! Plenty of open space...they can walk or run on the trail, they can swim in…read morethe lake or just play in the yard.

Nice wide open spaces, area for swimming and fenced in areas for letting your fur babies run…read morearound and socialize with others. There's a paved walk leading from the parking lot to the water and another side where you walk on grass to reach the fenced in area. It was a little confusing our first visit here as we didn't notice any clear signage directing us where to get to the water or other areas from the grassy path. Our pups enjoyed their visit very much and although the small body of water didn't look the cleanest, we still let them cool off and enjoy a swim. The picnic tables in a shaded area were appreciated on a hot day. Bring lot's of drinking water for you and your pet! Also, as with most dog parks, remember that any toys you bring for fetching are likely going to be "fair game" to the many other dogs you might see here.

I take my German Shepherd to Mayslake quite often. Most of the people there are very friendly and…read morekeep an eye on their animals. There are, however, some folks that don't control their dog when they get over-excited or aggressive. I, too, have noticed that there is a lot of dog poop laying around. There are plenty of bags (free) and refuse cans to put the garbage in. It's a little small, but there are plenty of places to rest. My shepherd enjoys his time with his dog buddies and loves to walk the perimeter.

This place is the goat. If only it was a bit bigger it would be better! Always good dogs and good…read morepeople around the park here

Well a blue heeler attacked my dog and bit him and then they walked away. I was left with a $300…read morevet bill.. If this was you it would be nice if you reimbursed me.. I understand this isn't the fault of the forest preserve but I just wish they maybe had security or cameras idk just in case? Children walk there too and people with untrained animals are putting people and other dogs at risk. Other wise it's a pretty area and nice they have poop bags. It's clean.

Love this dog park, but I hate the ticks lol ! Great trails and two nice ponds for your dog to enjoyread more

Open area with some brush for larger dogs to play in. There is river access in the large dog…read moresection. However, an enclosed section is available for smaller dogs with no access to the water. Always meeting friendly dogs and people.

IT TAKES A VILLAGE…read more Raising children is hard, but Wolf's Crossing Community Park makes life a bit easier. Located on the Naperville / Oswego border where 95th St dead-ends into Wolf's Crossing Rd, this public park incorporates 33 acres of carefully planned and meticulously maintained space. It's the perfect answer when asked by your kid for the umpteenth time "wHaT aRe wE dOoOiNg ToDaY?" This complex features a playground, splash pad, covered pavilion, basketball courts, sand volleyball, tennis/pickleball courts, a lookout point with sledding hill and a ninja warrior obstacle course. It connects to various biking trails and there's onsite public bathrooms with plenty of parking. The ~100ft zipline is a standout feature and draws a considerable line on busier days. Watching kids nearly get yeeted off into the bushes makes for great theater! I assume the weight limit is 200lbs so next time I'ma have a go at it (get outta my way, kids!) The only thing missing is concessions, as the lone pop machine near the restrooms didn't appear to work. I think there's enough people here on a routine basis to warrant building a snack shop! I'd love to serve nachos and root beer to hungry peeps, as long as I got paid $25/hr. * TL;DR * This idyllic, multi-faceted rec area is fully deserving of its perfect rating. Wolf's Crossing Community Park was built with young children and special accommodations in mind, easily accessible to all ages & abilities. The fam spent several hours here (granted, most of them were confined to the splash pad) and we barely scratched the surface. I can't wait to beast through that legit obstacle course some day when I remember to wear close-toed shoes. Ain't no way my clumsy ass is making it through there in flip flops. WCCP has tons of what we in the gaming realm refer to as "replayability", essentially, is there enough stuff to do on repeat visits? You bet there is! See for yourself, check them out before summer's gone!

Wolf's Crossing playground and splash pad are a big hit with the kiddos in the summer months. It is…read moreusually pretty crowded because it is such a fun place. But it's free fun and kids always make new friends to play with. Highly recommended for those days you can't think of anything to do with the kids, and screens are becoming a problem.