We looved the plenty of parking, shaded walk to the cave, and playing near the lake…read more We didn't get to see the animals so will have to come back! There are a lot of bikers in the pathway to the cave so I highly recommend holding your kids hands and staying to one lane because we almost had an incident. The cave is small but definitely something unique. The lake is dirty but cool that you can be so close to both! Would definitely come back here and explore more.

Recently came here to enjoy a walk with my wife. We are happy to see that there is plenty of…read moreparking here. I enjoy that there is a main trail and there are Spurs that create their own small Trail as well. This place has plenty of Scenic views to observe. Please be cautious that there are many bikers along the main trail, I do feel like there are not enough public restrooms so you may have to walk all the way down to the south side of the trail to find a porta potty but thankfully they were brand new and squeaky clean. Plenty of people can be observed kayaking, and just having fun Outdoors. I personally enjoyed coming here and having fun on a fully paved path. Solid recommendation!

Learn some local history, enjoy a nice walk around the trail, sit at the fire pit, have a picnic,…read moreplay some sand volleyball and basketball, and check out the interpretive center. There are a few different trails within this park and it's not overly big, but certainly big enough to enjoy all year round. Lots of covered areas to guard against the sun and a nice stream throughout when there's enough water. There's ample parking and Seager Park is a nice retreat from life.

I had driven past this park a million times but never came here until this weekend! What a lovely…read morepark! There's something for everyone: trails, basketball and volleyball courts, a large covered picnic area, other picnic tables under the trees, and of course the building with information about the park's history (hand-crank the machine then press a button to hear a local, including long-time Naperville Mayor George Pradel, talk about their memories of the park) & the types of wildlife that can be found here (I saw a red-bellied woodpecker!) Definitely a place to check out on a nice day in Naperville!

Well laid out. Plenty of parking, great wildlife. Some paved trails and some limestone trails…read more Occasional Porta Johns( they could use more) this is a great place to walk, bike, hike. They also have several shelters to picnic. I like to go meet Family here and catch up. For the most part , people you pass are friendly.

This is a great forest preserve. Miles of marked trails, so much wildlife, river access, and great…read morespaces to picnic. As a woman who always walks alone, I also appreciate the presence of police on bicycles, patrolling the grounds. I always feel safe here I've been here for all seasons and it's always beautiful. A great option to get my 15k steps for the day

I love Naperville! I love it even more because of the Riverwalk. It's beautiful and peaceful. The…read morenice thing is there are restaurants along this walk. You can eat by the river. There's plenty of walkways. The wooden bridge is also the best part. A little bit of history and beauty makes this walk the best!

Very well maintained and beautifully landscaped area to walk around to shop, eat, or relax on the…read morepark benches.

Another one of these Naperville parks that's small but is beautiful. Dorothea Weigand Riverfront…read morePark is easy to miss. It has a very small ass parking lot but even so, it usually has plenty of available parking. Good place for some exercise. There's good views of the DuPage River. Because there's so many parks around here it's easy to forget it exists. It doesn't have much in the way of amenities here. There's no bathrooms, meaning you have to go before you go, unless you're a pet. Lots of trails connecting it to other parks close by. There's always a lot of bicyclists and runners on these. It gets crazy. The other crazy thing about it is all the big ass houses. Easy to miss the entrance. It's just north of the Naper Boulevard and Washington Street intersection. The trails connect it to Knoch Knolls Park and lots of other parks.

23 miles of trail along a river that you can run, hike, walk, or bike. I thoroughly enjoy this…read moretrail because it is beautiful, peaceful and quiet. It is also very clean! I also enjoy looking at the obnixiously large and luxurious homes along the trail and often wonder what these people do for a living. I have only done about three miles of the trail but would imagine that the other 20 miles are just as beautiful and clean.

A small Preserve with a crushed limestone trail that leads to a lake overlook platform. There is a…read moregrass trail that loops around the lake but it can be muddy and uncut.

Very well kept pathways and bathroom facilities. More wide open spaces and will feel more…read morecomfortable if walking alone. Not to worry though everyone is very polite and will say hi.

First time coming here, came here for a nice casual stroll in the area. It's a beautiful modern…read morepark, great views of the Fox River and in the heart of downtown with connecting paths. Parking can be a hit or miss and there's plenty of construction happening. Great area dedicated to our veterans on the north side of the park. I say the con of the park is the port o potty. You need a flash light to get in there and it's not clean at all so be forewarned.

Nice shady park with access to kayaking, walking trails, covered picnic tables, port-o-potties, and…read morepark for the kids. This park is gorgeously maintained and has quaint little gardens that brighten up the place when you see butterflies flying about. The kid's park looks perfect for about ages 4-10. Has swings (sorry I didn't notice if they had handicap accessible swings), sand pit, water mister, climbing areas and slides galore. You are come right up the Fox River and there is a rocky area where kayaks were constantly coming and going. I brought the kids over there to find seashells and skip rocks. There were a lot of people walking their dogs - some dogs were going for a swim! There are a lot of mature trees so there is plenty of shade. I will try to come to this park more often!

This park is totally lovely. I was here last weekend while in town visiting my family. My boyfriend…read moreand I took my niece and nephew to Reed-Keppler along with my two sisters. It was a pretty hot day, but one of the nicest things is that the park is primarily in the shade. There are two main playgrounds right next to each other. There is also a baseball field, soccer field, dog park, picnic table/pavilion area, and more! The entire park is really quite large. We were just at the two parks which were perfect for the kids (ages 1.5 and 4).

If you need a good spot for a family picnic or outdoor party, this park has plenty of room & 3 big…read moreshelters (shelters would need to be reserved for a large group w/a rental fee). 89 acres in all in this recreation & sports complex! They have a few really nice large playground area as well for the kids to play and plenty of room in general for running around or setting up your own badminton, bags, Frisbee or other outdoor games. Some big trees to provide shade if preferred and restroom facility there as well. This park is actually part of a large complex with a variety of options/facilities: - 3 playgrounds (one is a "musical" playground) - 6 baseball/softball fields - basketball court - skate park - concession stand (I'm not sure on their hours, though) - Turtle Splash Water Park - Wiggly Field & SouthPaw Dog Parks - 25-acre Dyer Nature Sanctuary and trail -outdoor performance venue/bandshell -3 pavilions/shelters available for rental May - September