We looked at this park for accessibility for mobility challenged people. Know before you go! Here…read moreis what we found: - There are no handicap accessible parking spots or restrooms (street parking only) - Terrain is wood chips - No ramps to get into park or play area - There is a wheelchair accessible drinking fountain - There is a transfer station Nice park!

This is an absolutely delightful, tiny little park that is buried in between Dawngate and Plum…read moreGrove Estates and operated by Rolling Meadows, even though there are no amenities whatsoever. It's just a little park with a drinking fountain and some very excellent playground equipment. It's a great spot to take a break during a run and I come down here all the time because I live only two houses away and it is always pretty quiet. Technically, it's a pocket or mini-park, and is a heavily shaded one-acre lot with a bench and a playground.

Absolutely beautiful!!! I needed a place to relax after my…read moreflight into Chicago. While I waited on my daughter's flight to come in (about 5 hours later). Next trip I'll be planning a picnic either when we land or before we fly out. What a beautiful and well maintained space. Filled with so much information and respect for America's heroes. Can't wait to come back!

Built in 1975, this memorial honors the men and women of Des Plaines who have served our country in…read morethe armed forces from the Civil War to the present day. This was a collaborative effort by the city, local VFW and local American Legion Post. The pavilion hosts numerous events including the annual Memorial Day services, the Live at the Lake summer entertainment series, Concert Band performances, the summer Movies in the Park and the annual Fall Fest. They were selling Christmas tress while I was there. The restroom facilities are also co-located here. The Pavilion is well maintained and consist of a bandshell and a walk way that has a plaque detailing every war from the Civil War to the Afghanistan War. Inside the bandshell you will find plaques with the name of the Des Plaines veteran that lost their life and which war it occurred. The center of the bandshell has the seal of all 5 of the US armed forces. There is a flag pole and a brick walkway leading from the bandshell and ends in a small circle. Because the pavilion provides somewhat protection from the elements, homeless people seek refuge here. This is a small, but fitting tribute to the honorable veterans that made the ultimate sacrifice for our country.

Fantastic basketball court and outside park…read more I play here every week for a basketball league and it's always fun. But I'm not here for that. Facility is well kept, and usually there is always parking. Today, was the first time ever since there was no parking because everyone was at the pool. Not a knock at all because you can just park on the side. My kid loves the park also, and we just hang out before my games and easily gets the energy out. I cannot complain!

This review is for the community center building... I haven't been to Camelot for about 10 years!…read more But I'm coaching an AAU basketball team, and we drew the long straw and got to practice at Camelot. The gym itself is premier--small bleacher section on each half court, beautiful wood floor, square glass backboards, and quality scoreboards. The building has been completely redone. The gym, the restrooms, and the track are magnificent! It looks like they have daily "open gym" times, and the person working at the front desk was extremely helpful. Highly recommended!

Decent-sized neighborhood park located near Wolf and Kensington. Not ever crowded and they painted…read moreup the kids playground. They have a nice circled enclosed field where you can do laps around. The tennis courts there are plenty... There's about 4 courts. Overall, park is nice and clean and its located in a convenient area for me. BATHROOM REVIEW -- they have a permanent (read: not a port-a-potty) restroom for one. Inside, depending on the day, smells like shake pee and poop, or at best, no smell at all. Peer down and the one toilet bathroom and you'll see a 5-foot hole, where the poop and urine goes. Sit or squat? Definitely squat!

Sycamore Trails was a pleasant little surprise to me! I didn't realize this existed until I went…read morefor a bike ride around the neighborhood and decided to explore some other subdivisions. This made for a really nice ride and it looks like locals enjoy it, as well.

Review # 100 in 2018…read more This is a very nice park that my brother recommended taking our kids to. This stretch of Buffalo Grove is filled with fun activities for kids with quite a few parks. There is decent parking. Play area has rubber turf to prevent hard falls. The slides are not too fast, the swings are sturdy, corners are not too sharp if kids are chasing each other. It was a hot day yesterday, but the play area was not too hot to touch. Nice. Couple of tennis courts and a baseball field are a plus. I recommend taking your kids here. They will have fun. I know my son did.

A bit smaller park compared to some of the enormous ones in the area. However it still has all the…read morebasic amenities such as baseball field, bocce courts, playground, and pickleball. Parking can be challenging at times if there are a lot of activities going on at the park at the same time. The disc golf course here is not the most amazing, but setup nicely if you want to casually practice (I've never really seen too many other people on this course). The only thing to be aware of is that you can potentially throw discs onto the main road or over fences if you're not careful.

My kiddos loves this park. Very clean and has areas for every age group. Wonderful during the…read moresummer days. Take some food and have a picnic!

How can you not love Lake Arlington?! The lake is beautiful,…read morethe treats at the Boat House are great, and the vibe is perfect. 10/10

Lake Arlington is a man made lake in Arlington Heights. There are many things to do there. There is…read morea walking path around the lake. The park also features a playground and exercise equipment. Lake Arlington is a great place to fish, kayak, and boat in the water. In the community center building, you can buy snacks and drinks as well as rent equipment to use on the lake. Lake Arlington is a great place for year-round fun!

I held my daughter's baby shower here. They supply the chairs and tables. We arrived 45 minutes…read moreearly to set up everything. This baby shower was in November so we used their large indoor room. There's a big outdoor area that would be amazing for a summer event. The price is very reasonable.

We attended a celebration of life here. It was absolutely beautiful. The staff was very attentive…read more It was very clean.