This review is for the pool. I grew up going to this pool every summer. I recently went here for…read morethe first time as an adult to bring my own child. It looks exactly the same and they have managed to keep it in good condition. It's nothing fancy but it's clean and well kept. I love that they have two kid pools, one with a bunch of fountains and that connects to slides and another that is more basic/quieter. There was plenty of seating and lots of staff/lifeguards around. They do adult swim for the last 10 min of each hour. One less star because it is very expensive for non-residents ($18 per person). My infant was free, thank goodness. I guess if I think about it that is about the cost of a movie ticket. Anyways, I will probably not be going as often as I would like because of the cost.

I keep finding myself back to this park ever since high school. They have plenty of outdoor…read moreactivities like basketball, sand volleyball, pickleball/tennis, and baseball. Big area to picnic with bathrooms. The lights stay on until about 11 pm during the summer/fall. They also have a waterpark. Great park for all ages. No issues with parking.

Excellent My Son love it he loved playing soccer. He wants to play all day every day. It's a good…read moreexperience for him because he wants to be a soccer player when you get older grown. and the people there is very lovely and some days when he had practice his coach will bring him home love that about his coach Stan.

Love the AYSO soccer program. Our son has been playing for many years and we would recommend the…read moreprogram to anyone looking to get their kids exposed to soccer. Great value, games are in a great location, and coaches and volunteers create great engagement. AYSO offers opportunities for all levels, including their travel program Northwind. Check it out. Enrollment usually starts in May for the upcoming season.

An indoor sports facility that is so much bigger than you think it is from the entrance. There are…read morefields to play soccer, dodgeball or kickball along with a full-size basketball court, golf simulators, batting cages (nets) and a weight room. There are also probably three or four businesses operating within. I was here for HotShots kids program where the kids play multiple sports in one day. The staff have all been very friendly and helpful. There is also a parents lounge (Glass) area to do work if needed with coffee and wifi. The entrance is on the back side of this enormous building, which is a little confusing but once you figure it out, there is plenty of parking. This was an epic find for us for the hot summer.

We came here for the drive-in Metal Movie Madness ("They Live" - the best movie ever made!) and…read morecame inside for a beer and to check out the vendors. And the awesome DJ as well. So, I can't comment on the soccer itself. But the food was actually pretty good. Beer selection is minimal, but okay. The playing fields look fun and in good shape. They have leagues for adults and kids as well. Nice folks too. Come check it out!

nice place. yummy food, nice staff. no AC, just weak "big ass fans", expect to sweat. probably got…read moreto like 100° at some point.

We had a family event here and it was so much fun! This is one of the largest spaces I've seen…read morethat houses indoor sports and they do nonprofit work in the community too. The goal of the organization is to inspire children through the power of sports. This is a large multi- sport campus on about 10 Acres in the North Austin Neighborhood of Chicago. They offer Indoor Soccer, Basketball, Volleyball and It's not just a league sports, it's more like a community sports complex and a youth development hub. There's non-sports programing too such as education, wellness classes and even e-sports and game design. Now here's the best part. Through the companies nonprofit they're dedicated to helping underprivileged children with low cost and even free sports programs. In their core mission no child should have to drop out of sports due to lack of finances. The facility is beautiful and it can be rented out for events, training and tournaments. It's a great concept. Every city needs something like this.

We've had such a great experience at Intentional Sports! The facility is amazing. Everything is…read moreclean, well-maintained, and such a great space for kids to train and play. You can tell a lot of thought has gone into creating a high-quality environment for young athletes. We've been really impressed and would absolutely recommend Intentional Sports to other families!

Great field and community t the field is very good I would go if you like soccer there are…read moresometimes classes but you can go when you want very colorful I would recommend sorry for lack of good grammar

The Chicago Park District soccer fields here include two large astroturf fields, with lights for…read morenight play, and over 10 smaller turf fields extending down past Lawrence Ave. The fields are in pretty good shape for public fields, in constant use. The fields can be reserved, and Saturday mornings are generally taken up by AYSO games, but, they're a bit of a hidden gem, and are available more than you might think for pick-up games.

Great programming for kids! Our two kids attend the summer camp, tennis, and baseball there and all…read moreare wonderful.

It is my favorite place to go my family loves it and they do sports there and I did a birthday part…read morethere and they was organized with the party.And there gym is good they have three gym at NBGC and people there are so nice

I waited too long to sign my daughter up for soccer through the park district, so I decided to give…read moreLil Kickers a go instead. This was my 5 year old daughter's first time playing soccer, so it actually worked out perfect. They spend the first half of class practicing drills while playing games and then they do scrimmages the second half of class. My daughter has only been to 4 classes, but I feel like she has already learned a lot. The coaches are great with the kids and the classes are fun. I also appreciate that missed classes can easily be made up.

My son has been going to lil kickers since he was 18 months old (he's now 6). Due to my sons…read morehyper and strong tempered demeanor, it has been a very tough journey. What I appreciate the most is that despite the tantrums and other difficulties, the coaches without exception kept encouraging me to bring him back. And I did. The Niles location in particular is great because they have the same coaches season after season.