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    Jaycee Dog Park

    4.4 (16 reviews)
    Open 6:30 am - 9:00 pm

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    Jon R.

    For being a free park this place isn't so bad. They have water, bags to clean up after your dog and some obstacles for the pooches to play with. The park is big enough to throw a ball around and play fetch. Also plenty of space for the dogs to run around with each other. The park seems to be kept fairly clean. Most people are good about picking up after their dog, a couple aren't. The majority of the owners are good and keep their dog under control and also realize when dogs are playing versus getting upset. I've only had an issue with one owner, note I didn't say the dog because there are only bad owners, who didn't care what his dog did. I've had other people tell me they've had issues with the same person before I told them anything about the guy. Really the only downside is that it can get crowded fairly quickly with bigger dogs. I've got a boston terrier so she has lots of space and she always has a good time playing. It's a great place and everyone is friendly.

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    Corey S.

    Good dog park, with gravel & grass parts; fountains during the season & tables to sit. Good play area for the kids. About a 10 yard zipline which is real fun for kids 12 & under. Small climbing wall & trees to climb. Plenty of space to throw the ball around.

    Joee G.

    I love that this park is free to the public and is easily accessible from the highway. My 2 pups, Basil (10 years) and Saffron (10 months) love to romp here and have met great friends. In the summertime they have a hose to fill up water bowls!

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    Molly E.

    Went to this dog park for the first time ! I love it !! Many many dogs for my dog to play with. Very spacious. Has a park for your children. Friendly people. Will definitely bring my dog back here

    A hidden gem for dogs and their owners.

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    Very big! My dog loves to run and play with all the other dogs... always has a couple of dogs!

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    I went to try out this park today and it's closed until mid summer. Just FYI for anyone planning to drive over!

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    Ask the Community - Jaycee Dog Park

    I live down the street in Riverwoods. Do you have to live in Deerfield to be able to use this dog park?

    Supposedly you need a city sticker (from any neighboring city) to park in the lot, but I've never once seen it enforced. Use of the dog enclosure isn't regulated, as of April 2022, so you should be good to go.

    Is this park fully gated for dogs?

    Yes, the dog run area is enclosed all the way around. The entrance is double-gated to prevent runaways.

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    Water bowls & water fountain,poop bags & rake & scoop available if needed also.

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    Deerfield Park District - Jaycee Dog Park.

    Deerfield Park District

    4.4(14 reviews)
    1.1 mi

    If you're looking for more indoor fun this winter this review is specifically for the treehouse. I…read morewas a bit worried about the crowd factor on a chilly Saturday morning but my twosome had the company of only q few other kids. At first look my daughter said "this is amazing!" And I thought "nice! $3 (per child) well spent." Main attractions for my children included a little playhouse (where they probably spent most of their time) and of course a huge ball pit. They technically don't allow kids under 3 in the ball pit but since there weren't many kids around didn't seem to mind my 2 yr old was there. Then again I understand the age requirement because having to recuse him from the balls over and over again proved to be annoying. Be sure to check their website* for their hours but they are typically open: Mon/Wed/Fri: 9:15-11am Tues/Thurs: 3-5pm Sat: 10am-12pm It's also a very popular and affordable spot for BDAY parties. * http://www.deerfieldparks.org/parks-facilities/jewett-park-community-center/tree-house/

    We travel for play parks. For reals, people! Parks can get boring after a while. The same park over…read moreand over and over again. So when a friend put together a play date here, I cried out "Sign me up!" And boy we were not disappointed. The park actually has several sections to it -- two toddler/infant playgrounds that were gated. (We didn't spend any time here so I can't comment.) It has a baseball field and then the big playground, which is where we spent time. As a mom, I appreciated the picnic benches in the shade as well as clean (yes CLEAN) bathrooms. The playground was impressive. There were a huge merry-go-round with ropes you could climb up as well. It was pretty freaking cool! And you don't see those things that often anymore. Which makes me sad and makes me old all at the same time. But the killer was the slide/fort monstrosity that any kid would go ape over. You just gotta check out the photo for yourself. There are two incredibly long curly cue slides. My kids could have run up and slid down all day. But then the structure is made like a fort with a full deck at the top. And it's covered so no one gets sunburned. Kids banded together and before I knew it, there were about ten boys playing pirates. I felt like I was watching a rendition of Lord of the Flies but thankfully everyone survived. This park is worth a little drive to wear out the kids!

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    Deerfield Park District - Kids playing at one of outdoor parks.

    Kids playing at one of outdoor parks.

    Deerfield Park District - Kids playing in the Tree House (indoor playground) at Jewett Park Community Center.

    Kids playing in the Tree House (indoor playground) at Jewett Park Community Center.

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    Moraine Park - Lucca #4 sculpture by Manuel Neri

    Moraine Park

    3.8(6 reviews)
    4.1 mi

    Moraine Park is one of the recreational parks in Highland Park, recently half-heartedly made into a…read moresculpture park. At the top, you have a wide open grassy area, which would ideally be perfect for letting your dog off-leash... if they were to fence it. Descending the stairs to the beach, you reach a fenced-in area for dogs to enjoy the lake. It's pretty chilly on blustery days, but the dogs love it, and it's a great place to meet other pet owners. You do need a permit to be there, however, and the details about that are posted on the website.

    Bow wow. This is a pretty cool dog park and dog beach. I…read moresuppose they like having a place of their own to be with their own kind. of course none of them speak English so well never know for sure. But the fidos have liberty and space to romp around and play all over the joint. If your dog is aggressive or violent you shouldn't take him or her or if you do leave it leashed. Duh. My dog isn't aggressive really but acts like a spaz. He'a also the size of a hamster so I always leave him leashed because I'm not a stupid head. Make sure you clean up after your furry friends. And have fun. One of the best parts is seeing all the different kinds o breeds ad mutts. A lot look like Muppets. One of George's friends, who is also a dog like him, rides a skateboard. There's a couple who like swimming. G is always the social butterfly-Mr. Popularity. And no party like a. Puppy Party. Bow wow!

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    Moraine Park - "Equinox" sculpture by Claire Lieberman

    "Equinox" sculpture by Claire Lieberman

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    One of many benches

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    Ryerson Woods Forest Preserve - Des Plaines River flooding 4/23/26

    Ryerson Woods Forest Preserve

    4.5(23 reviews)
    2.5 mi

    There was a family event here so we decided to come check the place out. Even though my kiddo is…read moreonly two, she liked seeing some of the stuff they had on exhibit and they also had coloring pages and whatnot. We got here near the tail end of the event, so we didn't spend much time inside and went walking along the little trail where they had signs up with information about turkeys spread out through a little loop around the woods. It's a lovely preserve, and I'll bet it's particularly beautiful in the spring and summer. The building is small but sufficient to have some programs and there are bathrooms here. There are a few outbuildings as well; I'm not sure if there are programs there too or not. There's a good deal of parking here. Keep an eye on their calendar to have an excuse to come out, or just spend some time wandering the trails in peace and quiet.

    This place is stunning. My neighbor told me about it and I promptly took a drive up here that…read moreafternoon just a few days after "peak" fall colors. It's amazing. I wasn't adequately prepared because it was a spur of the moment decision, so I didn't have a jacket or warm enough clothes, so I didn't stay or walk around too long. (And sadly their giftshop didn't have any sweatshirts -- I would've bought one if they had because it would've solved my problem. So, note to Ryerson: sell sweatshirts in the fall!). I've since come back here for an art exhibit (see my review on the Brushwood Center page for that info). I cannot wait to return again in the spring and definitely multiple times next fall. I want to explore it all.

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    Ryerson Woods Forest Preserve
    Ryerson Woods Forest Preserve
    Ryerson Woods Forest Preserve

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