Worst place I have ever worked at! They like to run their mouths about past employees & make up…read morelies! The two women in charge like to sit in their offices when they actually come into work & won't lift a finger to help their employees!

This place is where I use to play coed volleyball. There is a league they have all year round, a…read moredivision A and a division B league. The place has their own parking lot. When you enter the facility, the courts are on your left with a one stall restrooms. And on the right side is a social area where you can watch your kids okay these table top games or just hangout. There is also a small community gym as well with modern workout equipment. Back to the gym courts. It's kind of small not your typical standard size volleyball courts that I'm use to playing on. They have only two courts. You feel like your in an elementary school gym. I would only come here if I play volleyball with my friends in their coed league it's affordable.

Great park Toddler & Bi kid playground Basketball courts…read morePickup pickleball 1 concrete ping pong table Splash pad w covered sun chairs Pavilion w shade but ONLY 1TABLE underneath; there are other tables most in the sun

Took our daughter and nephew to play at the park, and more importantly, to run around in the splash…read morepads. The water features were fantastic. And with what you can see being constructed, there are only more great things to come in the future.

For frame of reference, this trail isn't far from the IKEA store in Bolingbrook. The trail is about…read morea 10 minute drive from there and is a great trail for biking, running or walking. The trail is saddled by nature on one side and beautiful homes on the other. While we visited this approx. 3 to 4 mile trail during the winter, it still provided all of nature in its glory with a small creek, tall trees and wildlife. One of the best parts about the trail is there's one house that leaves painted rocks with inspirational messages right along the trail for people who pass by. Next to the rocks there's a message that says "Take one, Share one, Leave one." As I bent down to pick one up a fellow walker on the trail yelled out he had five at home. He said the inspirational messages really helped make his day, and we agreed.

We have done swimming classes through the park district and they were fantastic…read more A disappointment has been the parent and tot gymnastics. We paid $120 for 10 sessions. I didn't expect my two year old toddler to learn actual gymnastics but the problem is there is really no instruction. The teacher leads stretches and then says "ok go do the obstacle course" for 30 minutes. I was so confused during our first class that no other parent looked confused and just started doing the obstacle course. However, I learned that most of the parents this was their second time doing gymnastics at the park district. I felt so lost. I wasn't sure how my son should be doing the obstacle course, and I thought there would at least be some sort of instruction when I signed up. This is definitely not a class because no one teaches. This should just be "pre-pay for 10 sessions of open gym time." 10 weeks is way too long to do the same obstacle course every Saturday without instruction. The kids in the ninja class look happy but I'm skeptical now if I'll even sign my child up for this in the future.

The Park District of Bedford Park is top notch. The gym here is always active with different sports…read moregroups and activities. The staff is helpful and friendly. The outdoor area is always well kept and manicured. I wish every place cared for their facility and grounds like they do here!

A nice park with the plenty of play items....items that spin, items for climbing, sliding,…read morebalancing, and imaginative play. My son enjoyed many of these features of the park! They have a porta potty, which is good they have something? Wish it were a regular bathroom.

A mom-of-two's (a toddler and preschooler) straight-forward review -…read more Pros: 1) The section on Plainfield Road is meant for young toddlers. To name a few items, there is a sandbox, rocking boat, lemonade stand, small slides, firetruck with pull-up bar, and merry-go-around. 2) The other section is situated along Clarendon Hills Road and it is for older children. It is a large playground with steep slides, tall monkey bars, corkscrew climbers, rock climbing wall, swing sets, and spiralizing ladders. Even though this section is meant for older children, there is a small section for young toddlers that has short slides and ladybug and bumblebee rides. 3) There are plenty of parking for both sections and the both parking lots are close to the playgrounds. 4) There are tennis courts nearby which works out perfectly for our preschooler to have a small tennis session with her daddy before going to the playgrounds. Cons: 1) Both playgrounds can get crowded on the weekends. However, it is close to the library. On a hot, summery day, it is easy to just go across the street and freshen up at the library.

Fantastic park district - excellent selection of activities and the parks in the community are…read moreincredible and better than most much larger communities. Staff has been great and activities well organized. Truly a great aspect of the community.

It's ok. The staff seem overworked and underpaid. The facilities are decent though dirty and in…read moreneed of repair. The programs are better than they were a few years ago. Overall it's an average park district.

My buddy lost his ball here! He will never be the same. Besides that it's a great park.read more

One of my favorite parks in the area! There is a wonderful walk/run path that encircles the park…read more Also a skate park area, huge soccer field, picnic tables and a large playground. Centrally located and lots of parking , this is one of my favorite halfway points to meet a friend from the city (and I'm in the western burbs). Well maintained and seems like there's always a few people about, but never too crowded. Would def recommend for those looking for a playground, walking path or skate/sports fields.

My most frequent stop, with the kids! A little "Bridges" hang out for the big and little kids…read more Right off Old Plank Trail, yet out of the way enough that it's mostly neighbors. The park sports a nice little Gazebo and a couple of benches for the parents. It's not over the top, but we appreciate it.

Mokena Park district is fantastic! There are so many programs to choose from. The Oaks is a…read morefantastic facility and the fitness center is exceptional. The park district is expanding now and I can't wait for the finished products. I am so happy that I have such a great park district in the community in which I live.