Best park around! When it's not busy it's really fun to just chill with whoever and have a fun…read moretime. I have great memories of this park as a kid, and the updates that they made recently make the park so fun to go to.

This is one of my favorite parks. It's clean, organized and well maintained. The park is located…read morenext to Heritage Lake and is surrounded by a nice neighborhood which makes this place more romantic and beautiful. The park has a playground for children, which includes a jungle gym, swings, slides, etc. There are many benches around the play ground. Also, a picnic table and gazebo are available next to the beach volleyball net. This is the reason why the park is always busy during summertime. Many people have their parties here. Teens also come and play soccer and basketball during the day. The parking lot is large and private. There is a bike trail around the Beirman Park and the Heritage Lake. It's a very convenient for biking and walking. I come to this park with my children every other week during the summer to stay in shape and also enjoy the beautiful scenery, weather, and sounds of nature. Many people go fishing at the lake. I would recommend this park!!

Fun little park! A hidden gem found in Bartlett. The park is perfect for children of all ages…read more There's something to do for everyone here. Not to mention a free splash pad if weather cooperates! It's small, but it seemed clean and parents were present and on top of things here. It did say on the website that the splash pad would start at 11:00. It didn't start until 11:10. But the tiny parking lot close to it filled up at around 10:45. So getting here early would be beneficial. There is also a covered gazebo -- so bring a lunch when the kiddos get hot and tired of the sun. There is a port-a-potty too in case the little ones need to use the bathroom. Visit if you can!

We love this playground! It's part of the Shanes imagination parks organization which has a lot of…read moregreat parks back in Los Angeles. This playground was awesome. It's right along the river and there's some great bike trails around. My kids had so much fun climbing on all of the equipment. There was lots of stuff for them to do. What a great spot!

This park is fantastic! It is the first all inclusive park (handicap accessible) we've ever been…read moreto! The ground is padded so it was super nice to run around on. There are a bunch of slides, sings + even little animals + critters hidden in the "wooden" climbing structures. Our little guy (1.5y/o) had a blast running around + could easily access everything himself. I, of course, was super close by. A word of caution: there are A LOT OF BUGS! I have no idea what kind, but they are everywhere! They don't bite but they are a bit of a nuisance.

A really great hill to sled or try snowboarding for a little one. It was a wickedly cold day, but…read morewe thought we would try it out anyway. It was pretty empty so it was awesome for teaching my daughter without having to buy a lift ticket. Though I would advise going halfway down the hill to teach because the higher up you start, the steeper it is. Otherwise a great park in the snowy months

Great little park, hard to find. It's about 2-3 miles west of Bartlett Rd on Irving Park Rd. the…read moreslash pad is the best. Check out the pics they say it all. Oh the splash doesn't open until 11

The senior South Elgin Park District to Starved Rock Lock and Lunch was so enjoyable with…read morepersonable staff Jess and Ed facilitating representing the Park District. Everything went smoothly and relaxed. Excellent driving by Jess and Ed was at our lunch table. Definitely recommend going on their excursions.

Panton Mill Park: Absolutely amazing! Great splashpad, wide open scenery, including the Fox River…read moreand the dam creates a breathtaking view. Large clean restrooms add a comfort level. Events nearly every day all summer long, and even Santa Claus makes his debut on stage, for the Christmas tree lighting to a full house in early December. From concerts to Classic car shows and other family events, The South Elgin Parks and Recreation Department has really stepped up!

Fave place to be in the summer with the kiddos! It's less than 2 miles from us and the kids just…read morelove it

After visiting the 24 hour sculpture park I took my son to this water park. We truly enjoyed…read moreourselves and plan on going back soon. It was $12 each for non-residents and the children and adults we're friendly and welcoming . The bathroom facilities were ok hence the 4 instead of 5 stars . All in all my son had a ball and made a new friend. A hidden gem in this area. Parking is challenging so I suggest an early arrival . I did see parents bring in snacks , however we opted for dinner at nearby Bahama Breeze.

I love my park district. Feel like need better staff…read moreexcluding many of the Fitness instructors. People of Bartlett fund the Park district. If it wasn't for Bartlett Patrons this Facility would not exist, Should not have to Worry about storing your personal items being stolen even those of NO value to anyone but that person in the Dance Studio.

Came here to watch my daughter play basketball. The facility has ample parking and the parking lot…read moreis well lit at night. I was only able to see the basketball courts. They were real nice and were kept clean regardless of the nasty weather we have been having. It has a track that goes around the top of the basketball courts where people were walking and running

My daughter played here for 10U softball and I played in a women's league. These fields are really…read morenice to play on.

What a cool spot! I've driven by this area countless times while shopping nearby and never knew…read morethat the sculpture park existed until I was looking for a place on Yelp to get a quick walk in after a meal. Fortunately for me, this was more than a quick walk as there are about 16 sculptures located throughout the park all which are quite distinct from one another and good for fun photo taking opportunities. Sculptures here range from a wooden arch to steel structures to chiseled rock to a giant muse and even a colorful giant sundial. While not as large as the sculpture park in Skokie or University Park, there's not too many options in the area (unless you also count Morton Arboretum). Overall, worth a visit if you're in the area at all. It's fun and free, and maintained nicely.

Enjoyable walk with some interesting statues. I've read that they've added some new works since I…read morewas there. I was there in the winter and the paths were still covered in snow. It made for a peaceful, beautiful day even without the missing displays.

A nice neighborhood park with an area for soccer, playground for kids, picnic tables, shade trees…read moreand a skate park too! Plenty of shade trees to sit under and an open field for play or even flying a kite! Plenty of street parking as well.