Always filthy, always. The staff is lazy, the management does nothing to keep that place in good…read moreorder. From the moment you walk into the vestibule to get to your playing surface (any of them) it's a rat hole of dust, garbage, lazy staff that simply sits at the front desk, and nobody walking around ensuring cleaniliness. Gum all over the courts, nets and benches always in the way, can't keep people on staff. It's obvious that it's owned by hockey people that are over the boarder to the north, they simply DO NOT CARE!!! I'd give no stars if that was an option.

Amazing great for basketball and soccer fields too all people welcome there to play and cheat to…read moreget in

We thought everyone working there was super friendly, and the day is affordable-ish if you buy the…read morespecials. The mini golf is a bit outdated but has its charm. My son had an awesome time on the Go Karts, since he could do both the kiddie kart and the double kart.

Open during Phase 3! If you bring your own gear, you can…read morestay safely socially distanced from other patrons. We tried the batting cages, you need wipes to clean hands after the money changer and touching the gates, but you are alone in the cage...obviously. We also used the driving rage, again, plenty of social distancing since the mats are about ten feet apart. They do have equipment to borrow, for free and with a used discard bin, but it's just easiest to bring your own stuff. The other things open are mini golf and go karts. We did not do those, but will probably be back since the outdoor options still aren't all open. The reason for the knock off star are the prices. This is an old facility with very modern prices. The two don't match. Also, Dairy Ripple is next door, so make it an afternoon trip out to Sycamore!

Year 7 that my family and I have been attending Milkmen games (it's their 8th year of existence). A…read morebetter bang for your buck than the Brewers, very family friendly, and there isn't a bad seat in the house at Franklin Field. I can't recommend Milkmen games enough.

This is my second time attending a game at Franklin Field. I've hosted two corporate summer…read moreoutings with the Milkmen and had a very pleasant experience. They offer great ticket and meal combo pricing in a family friendly atmosphere. It's really nice they include a 'Milkmen Gift' with each ticket purchase. It's located conveniently off the expressway and lots of parking. It's a pretty family friendly experience as well, so bring the little ones! They sell milkshakes too! Make sure to get them early, the machines tend to break towards the end of the game.

We've done soccer with NVA the past few years. The coaches are awesome. They are great with the…read morekids...patient, instructive and kid-friendly. There is an emphasis on teamwork, sportsmanship and character, all taught within the context of learning the skills of the sport. The practices are well-organized and well-run. Kraig oversees the program and communicates well with parents and makes a strong effort to accommodate families' needs. I highly recommend NVA for young kids starting out trying new sports.

We have been really pleased with NVA. We moved to the area almost two years ago and we are so…read morefortunate to have found such a great organization. My son has participated in baseball, soccer, basketball and summer camp. The coaches are patient, kind, respectful while teaching the foundations of the game. Sportsmanship, team building and foundational skills are the focus. This has been a great environment for my son to learn each sport and really has allowed him to build a passion for each sport he has played. I cannot say enough about the coaches. Coach Kraig, Coach George, as well as all the other coaches we have had between all the sports have been focused and positive. They build a positive environment in which each child can build confidence. My son is always learning something from each game/skills session/camp day and is always so excited to play. Coach Kraig is in charge of the program and really gets to know the kids, the parents, and puts in extra effort to make sure things run smoothly. He communicates well and is prompt to reply to questions as they arise. We trust him whole-heartedly and will continue participating with such a nice organization for our son and eventually our daughter. He is a great role model for our kids.

What an awesome place to check out a baseball game! We have visited this park several times, and it…read moreis the perfect size to bring a younger child. We have been coming here since our daughter was just an infant. But when she got a little bit older we felt very comfortable seeing the Chinooks because it is a small enough park that we can keep an eye her, but my husband and I get to enjoy some baseball. They have some really terrific theme nights. The last time we visited we got to meet Milwaukee Brewers legend Rollie Fingers. parking is free, but it is a little bit of a walk to get to the park. Unlike at other places, they supply a convenient golf cart to take you up to the gate if you have a hard time walking a distance. To be honest, we sometimes take the golf cart just because our nine-year-old loves it! There is a nice variety of food available at the park along with bounce houses and some activities for kids. I highly recommend coming to check out a game here. It is affordable for a family and a great time.

After winning a game against the 14u chinooks. In the bottom of the 5th inning the game ended in a…read moreforfeit. They then got all mad and players trash talked our starting pitcher. The Chinooks called us "dip shits". A parent from the Chinooks tells our boys to "shut the fuck up" and when we retaliate by saying the parents were making themselves look ridiculous, another dad said two wrongs don't make a right and got mad at our parents for being upset about the swearing at children. This team never fails to make a fool out of themselves, and the parents were absolutely unhinged. nobody felt safe leaving, everyone feeling unsafe about the chinooks parents. do better, this is little league baseball.

The Belvidere recreational center is located in a safe area of Waukegan…read more The facility is clean. The floor of the gymnasium is new. Their gymnasium has been hosting the excellent, inclusive and affordable Waukegan Park District ATA (American Taekwondo Association) / Whitehead's Martial Arts classes led by the passionate and friendly Chief Master Rick Whitehead 8th Degree Black Belt Chief Instructor and his customer-oriented Black Belt 3rd degree instructors. Based on facts, this is the one of best karate schools in the northern west suburb of Chicago. Two Tiger classes have been offered for kids on Saturday morning. There is also a Leadership program class for Black Belts on Monday night. You can also participate in ATA tournaments. Krav Maga and other self-defense techniques (Jujitsu, etc.) have been taught in parallel with the Taekwondo curriculum. The students, who are at least eighteen years old, have volunteering opportunities at this martial art school. It has been easy to park on the parking lot.

Come here for dog training classes, gymnastics for kids, as well as many community meetings in the…read moreconference room. Easy to get too at the corner of Belvidere and Lewis. Nice community center.

Loved the shuttle! Pleasant driver and quick. Nice way to leave coat in the car and get dropped…read moreoff at the door! Food selection good and lines moved swiftly!!

Horrible. We were here for a volleyball tournament.. my daughter is gluten-free the cafeteria's…read moreat these places typically don't have gluten-free food so we bring her own. The woman at the door claimed my daugher was lying, inspected her bag, talked down to her and made her cry.. I can't imagine the type of person that is so desperate to make a dollar on selling snacks that they do it at the expense of a girls emotional well-being. I'll be asking our club not to participate in tournaments here any longer.. Also the parking is horrible