Bolingbrook Park District News - October/November 2021 Edition by Bolingbrook Park District

NEWS OCTOBER / NOVEMBER 2021 EDITION

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UPCOMING EVENTS SEE PAGE 3

FALL FUN

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COM ED OPENLANDS GREEN REGION GRANT SEE PAGE 6

CONGRATULATIONS ARE IN ORDER SEE PAGE 10

WEBSITE LAUNCH MOVED TO OCTOBER SEE PAGE 12 Congratulations to Parkie’s 5K overall winner and Bolingbrook resident, Kristen Heckert, with a time of 17 minutes and 21.6 seconds. Parkie’s 5K took place on August 28.

School’s Out for the Day, it’s Time to Play! _______________________________

Kids have already been in school for over a month. Parents have settled into the new routine for the year and kids are used to homework. It is time to start thinking about what to do on those days off of school.

Don’t worry parents, Bolingbrook Park District has you covered by offering Day Off School Care on October 11, October 29 and November 11. Kids just need to bring a sack lunch, a couple snacks, a water bottle and all the excitement of a day off school to the Annerino Community Center. We will play games, test our skills with a little Nintendo Wii and play outside if the weather allows. “It is so nice to be back to offering programs like this for kids,” said Ryan

Kertson, who is the manager overseeing the program. “These programs offer a sense of normalcy and socialization that our kids missed so much of over the last 18 months. We love to see the kids in our facilities.” This program is open to kids ages 5-12 years and will run from 9:00 am-5:00 pm. The fee is $45 or $30 with a current Resident ID. Pre-registration is required. Register at www.bolingbrookparks.org or in our facilities.

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A Letter from the Executive Director Facility Directory Annerino Community Center Administrative Office 201 Recreation Drive P (630) 739-0272 | F (630) 739-1039 Relay 800-526-0844 Ashbury’s at Boughton Ridge 335 E. Boughton Road P (630) 739-2377 | F (630) 759-1648 Bolingbrook Recreation & Aquatic Complex 200 Lindsey Lane P (630) 739-1700 | F (630) 759-5651 Boughton Ridge Golf Course 335 E. Boughton Road P (630) 739-4100 | F (630) 739-1648 Hidden Lakes Historic Trout Farm 475 Trout Farm Road P (630) 759-2381 Hidden Oaks Nature Center 419 Trout Farm Road P (630) 739-2600 | F (630) 759-3056 Lifestyles Fitness 200 Lindsey Lane | P (630) 739-1705 Pelican Harbor Indoor/Outdoor Aquatic Park 200 Lindsey Lane | P (630) 739-1705

Hello and happy fall!! On behalf of the board and staff of Bolingbrook Park District, we all hope you and your families are doing well and enjoying a lovely autumn. The global pandemic seems to keep bringing challenges. Please know that Bolingbrook Park District is doing everything possible to ensure you and your families are safe while enjoying our programs and services. Bolingbrook Park District continues to operate and advance despite the mandated restrictions. We are offering as many fall recreation programs as possible. LifeStyles Fitness Center and Pelican Harbor Indoor Aquatic Complex are open for fitness and swimming fun. Ashbury’s is also serving hot and delicious meals. We invite you to visit our website to experience our digital fall program guide. We will continue to evolve and meet your programming needs in this everchanging environment. Whatever your interests are, our team is prepared to provide you with world class service and a wonderful experience you have come to know and enjoy. We hope your upcoming holidays are filled with joy and celebration. I know we are all looking forward to an even more exciting 2022 with the full implementation of our new website! Happy late fall everyone and thank you for your continued support of our staff, programs, services, parks, and natural areas.

Sincerely,

Board of Commissioners

Ron Oestreich, Executive Director

President Sue Vastalo svastalo@bolingbrookparks.org Vice President Jerry Hix jhix@bolingbrookparks.org Treasurer Dorothy Andrews dandrews@bolingbrookparks.org Secretary Jake McVey jmcvey@bolingbrookparks.org Commissioner Christian Cairy ccairy@bolingbrookparks.org 2

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Board of Commissioners Meeting Information The Bolingbrook Park District Board of Commissioners have scheduled board meetings the third Thursday of each month. All meetings are held at Annerino Community Center, 201 Recreation Drive Bolingbrook, Illinois in the Board Room. To find the Board Meeting Agendas and Minutes, visit www.bolingbrookparks.org/board. Each date has a hyperlink that takes you to that month’s minutes or agenda. If you wish to attend a board meeting: • Board meetings begin at 7:00 pm and we ask that you enter the meeting 5 minutes prior. • Please be sure to use your legal name. Any use of inappropriate names may result in ejection from the meeting. • Items for Public Comment may also be emailed to roestreich@bolingbrookparks.org by 4:30 pm the day of the meeting to be read during the meeting.

Mark Your Calendars Friday, October 15

Friday, October 22

Saturday, November 6

Hot Cider Hike – FREE

Freaky Fun Friday

Geocaching – FREE

(sponsored by Meijer of Bolingbrook) 4:00-8:00 pm - $7 per person Hidden Oaks Nature Center (419 Trout Farm Rd.)

(presented by Meijer of Bolingbrook) 1:00-2:00 pm Hidden Oaks Nature Center (419 Trout Farm Rd.)

Saturday, October 16

Saturday, October 23

Thursday, November 18

(presented by Meijer of Bolingbrook) 6:00-7:00 pm Hidden Oaks Nature Center (419 Trout Farm Rd.)

Les Mills Workouts – FREE

7:00-9:30 am Lifestyles Fitness - Bolingbrook Recreation & Aquatic Complex (200 Lindsey Ln.)

Saturday, October 16

Celebrating with My Grown Up Halloween Costume Party

4:30-6:00 pm - $30 or $20 with Resident ID Bolingbrook Recreation & Aquatic Complex (200 Lindsey Ln.)

Escape the Laboratory at Hidden Oaks 5:00-8:30 pm $20 per team of 4 ($14 w/Res ID) Hidden Oaks Nature Center (419 Trout Farm Rd.)

Friday, October 29

Not So Spooky Spookhouse Preschool Pajama Party

5:30-7:30 pm - $37 for 1st child, $26 for add’l ($25 for 1st child, $14 for add’l w/Res ID) Bolingbrook Recreation & Aquatic Complex (200 Lindsey Ln.)

7:00 pm – Annerino Community Center (201 Recreation Dr.)

Thursday, November 25 Thanksgiving Day Turkey Burner - FREE 7:00-10:00 am Lifestyles Fitness - Bolingbrook Recreation & Aquatic Complex (200 Lindsey Ln.)

Sunday, November 28

Thursday, October 21

Bolingbrook Park District Board of Commissioners Meeting

Deadline for Santa Virtual Visits

Friday, October 29

Parkie’s Pumpkin Patch

6:00-8:00 pm - $10 ($7 w/Res ID) Pelican Harbor Indoor Aquatic Park (200 Lindsey Ln.)

Fall PROGRAM GUIDE AVAILABLE NOW! STEP-BY-STEP HOW TO FIND THE PROGRAM GUIDE: 1. Visit www.bolingbrookparks.org 2. Scroll down until you see the Program Guide Cover 3. Click the button that says “View Program Guide” 4. Scroll through and find your fun!

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Bring on the pumpkin spice, bonfires, and crisp cool air that we all love about fall. It is a season of change and Bolingbrook Park District is ready to embrace it all. “I am really proud of our team and the variety of options they are providing our community,” said Mike Baiardo, Director of Recreation and Facilities. “We are so happy to be able to bring these programs back and offer them again.” The fall line-up features some new programs such as Escape the Laboratory at Hidden Oaks and Celebrating with My Group Up Halloween Costume Party. Our beloved traditions are also back including Freaky Fun Friday, Parkie’s Pumpkin Patch and Lifestyles Turkey Burner. Your fall fun awaits, you just need to mark it on your calendar to be sure you do not miss it.

Fall Fun for the Family

Freaky Fun Friday Friday, October 22 It is back and better than ever! Meet exciting critters and search for the beast that lives in the Hidden Oaks Nature Center woods. This family-friendly event also includes s’mores, crafts and stories around

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the campfire. Admission is $7. There are two timeslots available. The first is from 4:00-6:00 pm and the second is from 6:00-8:00 pm. Purchase your tickets in advance.

of 2 and 5 and a special grown up. They can bring mom, dad, grandma, grandpa, aunt, uncle or whoever they want to celebrate with. The evening will be filled with dancing, decorating pumpkins, crafts and just having fun. The party will be held at the Bolingbrook Recreation & Aquatic Complex from 4:30-6:00 pm. Admission for each couple to the dance is $30 or $20 if you are a resident of Bolingbrook with a current Resident ID. Pre-registration is required.

Unique Fun for the Tween or Teen of the House

Parkie’s Pumpkin Patch Friday, October 29 Parkie’s pumpkin patch is like no other. This floating pumpkin patch adds a unique twist to your fall schedule. Hunt for your perfect pumpkin, decorate it and enjoy extra fun activities from 6:00-8:00 pm at Pelican Harbor Indoor Aquatic Park. Admission is $10 or $7 if you are a resident of Bolingbrook with a current Resident ID. Pelican Harbor Aquatic Members receive a discounted rate at $5. This event fills up fast, so preregistration is required.

Celebrating with My Grown-Up Halloween Costume Party Saturday, October 16 This special Halloween Costume Party is geared towards kids between the ages

Escape the Laboratory at Hidden Oaks Saturday, October 23 This outdoor escape room is guaranteed to provide some fun and challenge for families with kids ages 12 years and up. They will have 30-minutes to find the antidote hidden away at the Hidden Oaks laboratory to combat the zombie outbreak. Children under 12 can participate, but they may need help with a parent. Pre-registration is required for 30-minute timeslots between 5:00-8:30 pm. Admission is $20 for teams of up to four participants or $14 if you are a resident of Bolingbrook with a current Resident ID.

All Things Fall, f Fun Just for You! We Didn’t Forget About Our Adults!

Pumpkin Shoot Saturday, November 6 Everyone enjoys creating Jack O’Lanterns in the fall, but many don’t know how fun it is to destroy them with a bow and arrow. Hidden Oaks Nature Center offers a safe space to do just that! Our team will teach kids them how to shoot a bow and arrow. Once they have it down, they can shoot their pumpkin that they brought to destroy. The best part is our team will use the pumpkin debris in our compost bins. It is a win-win for everyone. Even though we think teens will love this activity, it is open to everyone. Arrows are just $1 on-site (cash only) or you may purchase 10 arrows in advance for just $5.

Enjoy a Bike Path or Trail Anytime you want The sites and sounds of fall provide the perfect time to enjoy our bike paths and trails. You walk, jog, rollerblade or ride your bike. Some paths loop around the perimeter of a park while others are linear connecting neighborhoods to parks and schools. The Park District’s pathway system has three major legs and many lesser offshoots. The major legs, the DuPage River Greenway, the ComEd Greenway and the Lily Cache Greenway. Check the map in the back of this newsletter to see where the greenways are.

Lifestyles Thanksgiving Turkey Burner Thursday, November 25 It is easy to enjoy too many pumpkin spice lattes and apple cider donuts. We have got you covered. Lifestyles Fitness Center offers free workouts Thanksgiving morning. This is a great way to kick-off your holiday with a healthy habit. Classes are held in-person. Pre-registration is required. All these programs may be registered for at the Bolingbrook Recreation & Aquatic Complex, 200 Lindsey Lane, Annerino Community Center, 201 Recreation Drive or online at www.bolingbrookparks.org.

Purchase a Bolingbrook Park District Gift Card! Gift cards can be found at any park district facility.

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ComEd Openlands Green Region Grant

The Bolingbrook Park District will be planting 48 trees this fall. These are memorial trees and replacement of trees removed due to the Emerald Ash Borer.

Natural Resources crew members Steve Litoborski, Lesa Abalos, and Evan McClure install native plants to provide habitat and food for native fauna and to increase plant diversity.

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Our natural resources team was hard at work completing restoration work on the Lily Cache Greenway this summer to complete the ComEd Openlands Green Region Grant. The project included: • Enhancement of 6 pollinator areas along the creek. • Two of the sections required a complete overhaul consisting of invasive tree and shrub removal, along with the seeding of native short grass prairie seed mix, installed erosion control blanket, and added native plants to help the restoration establish more quickly. • Four sections were enhancement projects, which consisted of invasive tree and shrub removal, and planting native plants to fill bare areas and increase species diversity. Bolingbrook Park District staff will continue to manage and monitor all six of these areas. We hope to use these areas as starting points and expand our restoration efforts to more of the Lily Cache Greenway over the next few years. A special thank you to ComEd and Openlands for making it possible.

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Natural Resources Crew Leader Matt Sienko installs educational sign along the Lily Cache Greenway.

Pelicans Swim Team: Where Fun Meets Competition

SWIM LESSONS at Pelican Harbor Indoor / Outdoor Aquatic Park

The Bolingbrook Pelicans Swim Team held a free open house on September 10 at Pelican Harbor Indoor Aquatic Park.

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Christine Pfau sits at her desk in her chilly office in Lifestyles Fitness, which is located about 20 yards away from the indoor pool. This is perfect for her because as the Aquatic and Fitness Program Supervisor, she’s in charge of a variety of programs in the fitness center and Pelican Harbor Aquatic Park. She balances her time between both facilities and one of her many responsibilities includes overseeing the Pelicans Swim Team. Pelican Harbor has been home to the swim team since 2013. The team has seen as many as 100 swimmers in its peak seasons. With the first full season in the books this past summer since COVID-19 interrupted operations back in 2020, Christine looks forward to seeing more swimmers come through this fall as the season begins the first week of October. “We all had a ton of fun this summer with the 40+ swimmers that were on the team,” said Pfau. “We’re hoping we can get back to over 50 for the fall season.” Ashley Kerber is the newly appointed head coach. She’s entering her third year on the coaching staff after previously serving as an assistant coach. She swam competitively with the Moline Blue Marlines and at Moline

Senior High School. Ashley and the rest of the coaches pride themselves on creating at atmosphere for the team focused around togetherness, belonging, and fun. “I hear all the time from parents that the reason they keep enrolling their children in swim team is because it’s a great place, with great people, a clean pool, and it really feels like a family,” said Pfau. The fall/winter season of swim team runs through March and swimmers will be able to participate in anywhere from 10-12 swim meets, half of them being at Pelican Harbor Indoor Aquatic Park. “We’re going to have a lot of fun and compete, but we want to stress that we are a recreation-based swim team,” said Pfau. “We can and will prepare swimmers that are ready to take the next step to a more serious competition experience if they chose to do so, but our focus is on fun, safety, learning strokes, and teamwork.” For those interested in joining the team, a prerequisite to signing up is to make sure that kids can swim at least 50 yards and are comfortable in the water. If they aren’t there yet, a perfect place to start is enrolling in Parkie’s Swim School. For questions and additional information, please contact Christine at cpfau@bolingbrookparks.org or (630) 783-6644.

Swim Lesson Checklist: Build confidence Learn to swim Be safe Have fun!

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We make the fun happen! __________________________________

Kai Wahlgren

Superintendent of Recreation

Kai has been with Bolingbrook Park District for 21 years. He first started back in 2000 when he was hired as the Athletic Supervisor, where he oversaw the adult sports leagues, which included softball, flag football, and volleyball leagues. As his career progressed, he was promoted to Facility/Program Manager in 2002 where he held that position for 15 years. In 2017, he was promoted to his current position of Superintended of Recreation. His main responsibilities include: • Overseeing the overall operation and vision of the Recreation Division, which includes managing the budget, and creating and evaluating program and event offerings to meet the needs of the community. • Managing five full time staff that operate the early childhood, youth, teen, adult, dance, gymnastics, and preschool programs, along with special events.

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“I’ve always been attracted providing positive experiences through park and recreation programs for our community,” said Wahlgren. “It’s not a 9:00-5:00 desk job and I get the opportunity to see people learn new skills, teamwork, and just have fun.” His path to parks and recreation began when he majored in Recreation Administration at Illinois State University. Prior to Bolingbrook Park District, he was the Director of Operations for the Chicago Marathon from 1996-97 and then the Recreation Supervisor at HomewoodFlossmoor Park District from 1997-2000. “I came to BPD because it gave me the opportunity as a resident to provide activities for my children to participate in and be part of a park district that has a reputation of being on the leading edge for program creation and facility management,” said Wahlgren. “In my time here, I firmly believe we’ve built on that reputation.” Kai can be reached at kwahlgren@ bolingbrookparks.org or (630) 783-6532.

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Free Meijer Nature Programs in Full Swing

Hot Cider Hike & Geocaching _________________________________

Kick-off fall with the Free Hot Cider Hike on Friday, October 15 from 6:00-7:00 pm at Hidden Oaks (419 Trout Farm Rd.) as part of Meijer’s Free Nature Programs. All ages are welcome to take a hike through the woods and immerse yourself in nature. Then warm up by the fire with some hot cider. Dress for the weather! Learn all about geocaching and go for a treasure hunt on Saturday, November 6 from 1:00-2:00 pm. Learn about the sport of geocaching, then join our naturalist on a treasure hunt using GPS units to find our cache hidden with fun trinkets! Please bring something to exchange for the cache and a GPS unit if you have one! Registration is required and space is limited for all free nature events. Visit www. bolingbrookparks.org/freenature to sign up. Meijer has two locations in Bolingbrook at 755 E. Boughton Rd. and 225 N. Weber Rd. Find their weekly advertisement at www. meijer.com/weeklyad/.

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Mark your calendars for the next Hot Cider Hike which takes place on October 15!

Northern Will County Special Recreation Association SAFETY • FUN • TEAMWORK INCLUSION • INTEGRITY 10 Montrose Drive, Romeoville, IL • 815-407-1819 • www.nwcsra.org

ABOUT US

INCLUSION SERVICES

Northern Will County Special Recreation Association (NWCSRA) represents the partnership between Bolingbrook Park District, Lockport Township Park District, Plainfield Park District, the Village of Romeoville, Brookeridge Park District and Justice Park District.

Our partner districts work collaboratively with Northern Will

Our mission is to provide meaningful recreation opportunities for individuals with disabilities that enhance their overall quality of life by creating a community that empowers, connects and provides limitless possibilities.

choice in the least restrictive environment. In order to secure the

County Special Recreation Association to provide reasonable accommodations to individuals with a disability who wish to participate in a program through the park district. All individuals who meet program eligibility requirements should be provided the opportunity to participate in recreation programs of their appropriate level of support for a successful inclusion experience, a minimum of two weeks advance notice to the district hosting the program is requested. For additional questions regarding inclusion support you can contact the Accessibility Services

Join our mailing list: email msiebert@nwcsra.org

Manager for NWCSRA at 815-407-1819 ext. 204.

Be sure to also “Like” us on Facebook!

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Congratulations! Dream Big

SUMMER PARKS CHALLENGE WINNERS

Work Hard

Never Give Up

Congratulations to Mya Cawthon and her uncle, Jonathan Mukukenow, winners of this year’s Summer Parks Challenge!

Ages 18 mo. & up Skill Development & Classes Team Gymnastics

For more information, visit www. bolingbrookparks.org/gymnastics

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Congratulations to the Pelican Harbor team on receiving 5 Stars on their audit from Starguard. Pictured here (left to right): Sarah Sielisch, Trevor Whitlatch, Jessica St. Laurent, Emily Nichols, Chantal Cervantes, Bri Medina, Bradley Hanson, and Jacob Smith.

Everyone can

dance! Our Youth Theatre Group put on their Summer Showcase on August 12. Performances included a collection of monologues and scenes and ended with a group dance number. It was a phenomenal show and we’re very proud of all our actors and actresses!

Bolingbrook Park District offers programs in these areas:

It’s Fall and it’s Prescribed Burn Season After School

Toddler & Youth

This prescribed burn took place last year at the area along Recreation Drive. _________________________________

Every year in early spring and late fall, Bolingbrook Park District staff conduct prescribed burns in selected natural areas. Safety is our highest priority. All burns are led by an Illinois Certified Prescribed Burn Manager, and carried out by staff certified in wildland fire safety. Fire plays a role in managing our natural communities by helping to control undesirable woody vegetation. Prescribed fire is also beneficial to native plants and wildflowers. It

encourages new seed growth by removing leaf litter or dead plant material; allowing sunlight to reach the soil, increasing seed germination and plant growth. There are many variables we consider when determining which sites to be burned such as wind speed and direction, vegetation moisture, and humidity levels. Due to these variables, there is no set schedule in place as to which areas will be burned. If you have any questions about our prescribed burns, please contact our Buildings, Grounds and Natural Resources Department at (630) 7394696.

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For more information, visit www.bolingbrookparks.org/dance

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Website Launch Moved to October _________________________________

The Bolingbrook Park District was hoping to launch its new website earlier than planned in August, but the team decided to move the launch back to its original date of October. “Our site has many complex features with its integration with our program database and registration software. We determined it was best to take the extra time that we originally planned for to ensure the new features are working properly,” said Kimberly Smith, Director of Marketing and Customer Care. “We are so excited to share the new features with the residents.” The new site will include an improved search function for programs, increased readability, improved performance in both mobile and desktop platforms, easier way to find parks and facilities, and a more visually attractive design. The new site is set launch by the end of October.

The new website will feature a dynamic park map to make it easier to find a park with the features you are looking for.

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Acres

Skate Park

Fishing

Biking, Hiking

Restroom

Pavillion/Shelter

Picnic Tables

Parking Lot

Roller Hockey

Volleyball

Soccer Fields

Football Field

Cricket Fields

Baseball/Softball

Basketball Courts

Tennis Courts

Pickelball Courts

Playgrounds

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Concessions

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Park Amenities

Arrowhead Pond 349 W. Robinhood Way

3.4

Balstrode Park 181 Thackeray Drive

6.2

Blackhawk Pond 600 Blackhawk Lane

3.3

Bloomfield Oasis 1614 Prairieview Blvd

Bradford Park 490 Bradford Place

6.8

Bulldog Park 351 Blair Lane

19.2

Central Park 201 Recreation Drive

71.7

Century Park 1675 Apple Valley Drive

Champions Park 1600 Firethorn

8.8

Cider Creek Park 1755 Apple Valley Drive

ComEd Greenway 811 Remington Boulevard

Community Park 600 Kingsbrooke Crossing

Drafke Park 1125 Quail Run

6.7

DuPage River Greenway 990 W. Boughton Road to Concord Lane

92.2

Erickson Park 398 W. Briarcliff Road

0.5

Freedom Park 1600 Park Place

4.3

Gateway Wetlands 680 Feathersound Drive

49.9

Heritage Park 702 Paxson Drive

5.6

Hidden Lakes Historic Trout Farm 475 Trout Farm Road

Indian Boundary Park 990 W. Boughton Road Indian Chase Meadows 525 Pheasant Chase Drive

62.4

34.2

Ivanhoe Park 190 Falconridge Way

James S. Boan Woods 410 Schmidt Road

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Jaycee Park 550 Lily Cache Lane

7.2

Johansen Farm Park 770 Hartford Lane

1.6

Knights of Columbus Park 190 Northridge Drive

18.4

Liberty Park 298 N. Orchard Drive

Lilac Park 1561 Clear Drive Lily Cache Greenway Park 1422 Parkside Drive

3.5

Lily Cache Greenway Trail 1357 Hassert Blvd

191.2

Lily Cache Sports Fields 1387 Hassert Boulevard

Lily Cache Sports Fields-West Campus 1505 Trails End Lane

32.1

Lions Park 220 W. Briarcliff

5.4

Pathways Pond 220 N. Schmidt Road

3.6

Plimmer Park 401 Lily Cache Lane

10.5

Poplar Park 870 Poplar Lane

3.6

Prairie Trails 1370 Danhof Drive

48.4

Remington Lakes Sport Complex 811 W. Remington Blvd.

Riverbend Park 1940 Danube Way

1.2

River Hills Park 2290 Misty Creek Trail

3.6

Rotary Park 470 E. Briarcliff Road

6.8

Schraeder Park 469 E. Briarcliff Road

1.3

St. Francis Park 299 White Water Drive

2.3

Sunset Park 1500 Waterside Drive

7.4

The Forest 1399 Carriage Lane

0.8

Veterans Park 1877 Leeds Road

Volunteer Park 200 S. Lindsey Lane

66.2

Winston Woods 200 Winston Drive

42.1

Wipfler Park 549 Rockhurst Road

10.5

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Check out our 50 parks and 1,100+ acres of open space!

Visit www.bolingbrookparks.org/parks to find your nearest park!

TRAILS

Lily Cache Greenway by Prairie Trails Par

Lily Cache Greenway Trail by Bloomfield

DuPage River Greenway by Indian Bound

Knights of Columbus Park

Gateway Wetlands

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dary Park / Hidden Lakes

Construction has begun at Century Park (1675 Apple Valley Dr.) for a new playground, basketball and pickleball courts, fish outcropping, and picnic shelter!

201 Recreation Dr. . Bolingbrook, IL 60440

HAPPY. HEALTHY. TOGETHER. As a member of Lifestyles Fitness, you’ll enjoy the following benefits: New selectorized equipment

MEMBERSHIPS

Unlimited group fitness classes

$29 / month

Special monthly events Access to certified personal trainers A facility of Bolingbrook Park District

. 200 Lindsey Ln.

$25 / month for students & seniors (630) 739-1700

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