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It is the mission of the Fon du Lac Park District to provide quality programs, facilities, parks, and opportunities to meet the needs and improve the quality of life for the residents of East Peoria.

Fox Valley Park District is the largest park district in Illinois outside of Chicago and serves a population of more than 200,000 people.

It is the purpose of the Frankfort Park District to design, provide and maintain park facilities, open space and recreation programs in the most functional, attractive and fiscally responsible manner possible, and to meet the needs of its residents by utilizing volunteers through civic and intergovernmental agreements.

The mission of the Geneva Park District is to provide recreational programs, facilities, and open space that will enhance the quality of life for residents of all age groups and abilities.

The Genoa Township Park District, through its staff, programs, services and facilities seeks to enhance the quality of life and the environment; to acquire, conserve and protect natural resources and to provide leisure time opportunities for the benefit of the citizens and families in our community.

Welcome to the Glenview Park District website. Here, you'll find the latest information about our programs, events, and facilities and be able to register online for many of our programs.

The Grayslake Community Park District is a separate government agency established for the purpose of providing leisure programs, parks and recreation facilities for the community.

We take pride in offering diverse programs and an expansive park system to our residents and neighboring communities. Established in 1968, the Gurnee Park District serves as a municipal agency that continues to enhance your quality of life and well-being, while protecting our nature resources for the benefit of present and future citizens.

The Park District of Highland Park, founded in 1909, operates and manages over 650 acres of land in 44 park areas, and offers approximately 3,000 recreation and seasonal programs. Facilities include an indoor ice arena, tennis and racquetball complex, two recreation centers, a nature center, an 18-hole golf course, driving range, adventure golf, aquapark, indoor pool, beaches, boat launch ramp and yacht club on Lake Michigan.

The Joliet Park District has numerous programs to fit your needs from Early Childhood to Senior programs. We have the program for you!

Welcome to the Lincoln Park District. We’ve been providing Central Illinois with quality programs and activities since 1961. Located on historic Route 66, Lincoln known as the “namesake city” is the only town to be named for Abraham Lincoln before he became President. In fact, he christened the town with the juice of a watermelon.

Discover the opportunities at the Lisle Park District. Providing fun and preserving open space for the Lisle Community.

The Lockport Township Park District was organized in 1945 in order to provide recreation programs and park areas for the community. The Lockport Township Park District has a vast array of recreational opportunities available including an 18-hole golf course, an indoor tennis/fitness facility, and three pools (2 outdoor and 1 indoor), as well as 18 facilities, 40 parks, approximately 850 acres of property, and hundreds of recreational programs for all ages.

Since 1927, the Lombard Park District has proudly provided opportunities for people to enjoy life. If fact, we’ve continued to improve and beautify our many parks as well as expand our recreation programs and special events in order to provide our residents with the best parks and recreation programs possible.

We are tremendously excited to bring you the latest news, information and plans from the world of The Marion Park District. It is our intention to provide an informational and entertaining site that will be maintained at the same level of quality and commitment that has become synonymous with the Marion Park District and the city of Marion, Illinois.

Welcome to Mokena Park District, Mokena IL.

Morton Park District - Take Time for Fun!

Mt. Prospect Park District is located approximately 35 miles northwest of Chicago. Encompassing more than 454 acres, the Park District provides recreation programs, facilities and services to portions of Mount Prospect, Arlington Heights, Des Plaines and Elk Grove Village with a total population of 215,000.

The Mundelein Park and Recreation District is a separate governmental agency established for the purpose of providing parks, facilities and recreation programs for the community.

Learn about our history, contact us, or find out what we've been working on lately at the Naperville Park District.

The North Berwyn Park District is an autonomous governmental entity established by the residents in 1976 to provide outdoor recreational areas and leisure service opportunities which foster community growth, family values, and enhance the quality of life.

The Oak Brook Park District owns and maintains seven parks in Oak Brook, totaling 150 acres. Central Park, located on Jorie Boulevard and Forest Gate Road, is home to the District’s Racquet Club, Family Recreation Center, Premiere Fitness Club, indoor Family Aquatic Center, Shelter, Gazebo, administration office and several outdoor athletic fields. Additional parks are located throughout Oak Brook’s residential areas: three in the Saddlebrook subdivision, one in the Yorkshire Woods subdivision (Chillem Park) and one in the Forest Glen subdivision. Athletic fields, playgrounds and walking paths are available in several locations for the enjoyment of the community.

The Park District of Oak Park, created in 1912, serves the recreational needs of the 53,000 residents of Oak Park, providing over 3,000 recreation programs and special events annually. Overseen by a Board of five elected officials, the District owns an Administrative Center, two outdoor pools, an indoor ice rink, the Oak Park Conservatory, Cheney Mansion, Pleasant Home, a gymnastics center, seven recreation centers plus 13 parks totaling 80 acres of parkland.

Olympia Fields Park District - The mission of the Park District is to provide quality, safe and accessible recreation programs, facilities and parks that meet the leisure service needs and improve the quality of life for residents of the community of Olympia Fields, Illinois.

The Pleasure Driveway and Park District of Peoria, organized in 1894, was the first park system formed in Illinois. Seventy years later in 1963, the City of Peoria Playground and Recreation Department merged with the Park District, thus expanding the potential program and facility responsibilities of the Park District.