A true new age Woodstock of our time. You meet so many people from all over the country & overseas…read moreto come to celebrate EDC.We were the FIRST EDC CHICAGO group to camp here. The camping experience was awesome. *The mobile showers * Garnier Fructis station ( hair done, free by professional stylist ) * Food Truck (tacos & burgers) * Shuttle bus that ran to walmart 3xs a day) * Fireworks every night @ 10pm * amusement park rides * Craft tent ( made a rave stick & flower head band) * charge tent ( keep cell phones & laptops charged) * water stations to refill bottles and packs & Best of all, there was a warm tent that stayed open 24hrs a day. When the weather got a bit chilly, I ran for shelter to the warm tent. A community grill was on deck & every morning we could cook scrambled eggs, fry sausage & make tea & in the afternoons we would grill burgers & host a bbq before heading to the concert grounds. If someone was too intoxicated to walk back to their tent , EDC volunteers would happily escort us back to our tent via golf cart. There were various music stages to see our favorite EDM artists.The music was epic and I remember being told by a Joilet Police Officer that there were 9,000 911 calls from the Joilet residents from Thursday night to Monday morning of the event. The residents could hear the music from a 20 mile distance & thought that was some type of bombing occurring at the camp site! The scenery was full of fun & laughter. I remember seeing some tent neighbors bring a life size "Connect Four" game to the site. The tent lanes/rows had creative street names such as "Creativity Lane" or FoFo St". I made so many friends here and will be back to EDC Chicago in the years to come!

EDC Road to Vegas!…read more(http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/electric-daisy-carnival-chicago-joliet?select=CwZSgSBMXVnpjwcyKmxmlw#CS5NLUN3SAavuMjeJ1-l6w) Parking: easy breezy. No traffic in and not much on the way out. Security check points (3): not as tough as I told it would be. One time the security girl asked if I had anything in my pockets I said no and she just let me walk by.... I also had on rugged boots that could of a fit a million things in them and nobody checked. Oh and I also had opened chapstick and their website clearly states NO open chapsticks, but I was a bad ass and got it in, haha. I've never been to the Speedway before so I was in for a surprise. As soon as we entered the pit was filled with laser shows (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/electric-daisy-carnival-chicago-joliet?select=CwZSgSBMXVnpjwcyKmxmlw#t4DFOnHGs2X4w0FS0mnxSA), carnival rides, and pretty daisy. We can't control the weather and it was less than ideal esp. Friday night where temps drop to low 40s, but the DJs rocked EDC Chicago! I danced all night, every night, for three nights straight! It's a pretty close call for which night was my favorite: Saturday or Sunday. Saturday night Armin was amazinggggggggggg! His set is so good that I listen to it while working out! As for Sunday it might of been muddy and rainy, but the rain brings all the crazies out! Definitely a memorable one! Plenty of port-o-potties and food stations, also if it was raining you can buy a poncho at the general store and they opened up the garages. Endless supply of free water at the water stations and plenty of beer sellers. Definitely a fun experience and from experienced EDC Las Vegas peeps EDC Chicago is a big tease and I'm quite alright with that because it is the "road to Vegas" and it's definitely building my anticipation! See you in a few weeks EDC Vegas!

This is the most beautiful little family owned farm to visit. For years my daughter and I have…read morestopped in during the fall for the corn pit, goats, pumpkin picking, and to walk around to say hi to the alpacas, chickens, and hopefully hunt for kittens and cats hehe. She won't leave without picking up a year supply of honey bear lollipops and honey sticks. I'm so happy to see this place has grown over the years but still a small quiet farm.

We stopped here for pumpkins which they had displayed so nicely near the road. There was such a…read morewide variety of pumpkins and gourds of various sizes. The prices were great for the pumpkins we bought. Some pumpkin patches would easily charge three times as much. The people working were very nice and friendly, they directed us towards the round barn with all the animals grazing and walking around. It was great to see the Alpaca that close. Very fun.

The Dwight VFW now serves food on Monday's from 11:00am to 7:00pm. On the menu is…read morecheeseburgers,hamburgers, pulled pork, grilled cheese sandwiches, French fries, chili, soup. The food is prepared fresh in the kitchen and delivered to your table. I have had the cheeseburgers, pulled pork and French fries. They were very good and tasted just like you would prepared them at home. The busy times are around 6:00 pm on Monday when the post has the Queen of Hearts drawing and a 50/50 drawing. Video Gaming is also available for those customers that wants to try Lady Luck. Adult beverages are also the bar. This is a nice place to meet friends and socialize. They also have Pick Up orders to go.

I would like to join the VFW My address is 701 East Mazon,…read moreroom 219 Dwight iL 60420 phone: 815 584 4879

The teachers were great, but I would not send your child here if they struggle with nap time or…read morehave an IEP since they are not trained to work with such behaviors/needs. We faced many challenges within a short amount of time that resulted with removal from care. We were not informed fast enough to get her team at school on board or to help correct the situation due to lack of communication. The facility is clean, but there are some major concerns that happened with my child that made me feel she was unwanted and that the staff had no training in handling kids with certain needs. There was also high turnover with staff and unfortunately the staff members that worked best with our child were gone.

Friendly office staff! Clean new classrooms! We had a wonderful time at the back-to-school bash and…read morelook forward to enrolling!

We had the pleasure of attending this year over the 4th of July weekend and the fine people in…read moreMorris did not disappoint. I am a huge fan of cheap fun, and with no entry fee, it went pretty far here. The small fair was held at the raceway, so this was not a huge statewide sized event. Overall the prices were fairly good. Funnel cakes were 3.50 and so were beers so there is absolutely no room to complain. The rides were a little pricey at 1$ per ticket if you didn't but they sheet of them, but my son loved the little train too much to pass it up. The big highlight for us though were the animals. There were cows, sheep, pigs, goats, horses, chickens, bunnies and pigeons for judging and my son was in heaven. I swear some of those cows were cared for more than I am. In my whole life I have never seen cows so big either. They were in open stalls too so my boy could pet them, though I'm not sure if he was actually supposed to. There were also pony rides, some of the best people watching I have ever had in my life, tractors, a box with bunnies you could pick up, oh and a cage full of bears. Yup, real live black bears for your viewing pleasure. The animal lover in me was a little appalled, the rest of me loved it, but not enough to pay 4$ for a picture with one. This was no luncheon at the Ritz, nor was it an evening at the opera, but it was totally awesome and I can't wait to go again next year!

Great blueberries! Huge in size, easy to pick a large amount in a short time. Tractor brings you…read moreout to the field. Drinks/coolers allowed out in the field. I have brought my children since they were toddlers and now my grandsons come with me.

Great place! I took my kids blueberry picking on Thursday, 7/13/23. Each person gets a bucket, you…read morehop on the tractor pulled wagon, and head to the blueberry bushes. My kids 3 & 5 had a great time. The employees tell you the areas you are free to roam and pick. They have water coolers, which was helpful. We wore rain boots to keep our feet from getting muddy/sandy. Wear a hat, apply sunscreen and / or bug spray & pick until your heart is content. Once you get back from the field, you get your berries weighed, you pay & you're all set. They have bathrooms in the parking area, plenty of picnic tables, & accept credit cards for payment.

If you are looking for a top notch studio this is the place for your children. Donna has been in…read morebusiness for a long time and her reputation speaks for itself. She treats the children as if they are her own. It doesn't matter if they take one class or 10 classes. She goes out of her way to help anyone that needs it and expects nothing in return. Do yourself a favor and check the dance studio out.

If I could give this dance studio 0 stars, I would. If you don't mind your child being bullied and…read morethe owner and teachers doing absolutely nothing about it, then this is the dance studio for you. If you don't mind being scammed money, then this is the dance studio for you. If you don't mind teachers playing favoritism to certain students by giving them special "treats" for completing tricks in Acro class while other students also complete tricks while receiving no special treats, then this is the studio for you. This is just a few of many reasons of why I wouldn't recommend this studio to ANYONE. There are many other dance studios in the surrounding area that are professional and do not tolerate bullying of any kind. Take your business elsewhere if you care about the well-being of your children.

Undead Acres is known for their zombie paintball ride with several scenes and many zombies to…read moreshoot. They also have a walk thru haunt, paintball shooting gallery, food stand, photo ops, bonfire and GOATS! Yep, goats...you can feed 'em. Undead Acres was the third attraction I attended on the last Sunday of September, so when I arrived at closing time it wasn't nearly as busy as I expect it will be later in the season. I was able to look around, but had no real wait to get on the haunted trail. A guide summoned me to follow. I walked alone behind the cloaked figure through several scenes. They didn't tell an overall story as a whole, but individually they were recognizable as the staple haunt scenes including clowns, butchers, monsters and even a young person in a yellow raincoat touting, "You'll float too." The actors made very challenging physical choices for their characters from rapid crawling, falling and more. Their physical strength, flexibility and dedication impressed me. The overall creepiness of the location being outdoors in the open along a trail was effective. I like the use of the guide. Overall, it is a haunted trail with a lot of heart. I did not participate in the paintball experience. If you are in the area, definitely stop by Undead Acres and shoot some zombies.

Overpriced! Not worth your money! I cannot believe this place has been around for as long as it…read morehas. Kinda janky, and amateurish!