Cute little park with plenty of picnic seating and a lakeside pavillion! I love what a great view…read moreof the lake you get from here (if you ignore the CWLP smokestacks). There are lots of little ducks and geese wandering around and a bridge that connects the east and west side of the park. I'll definitely be back to enjoy the lakeview and the picnic grilling!

This place is awesome there are fish and the playground is fun!! There are picnic tables and other…read morestuff too!!!

Great place very clean. There are multiple cops on site watching the kids…read more The birthday party is definitely more beneficial during the week as you get more for your money. The weekends are more pricey with less value. For example during the week it's unlimited versus weekend is only so much. Kids had a good time, very clean. If you're child is under six then likely can't ride any of the rides

Very, very overpriced. We came on a friday for my son's birthday and paid the $39 per person for…read moreunlimited activities. Except half of the activities are closed, there was no one working the go-karts and when someone came a fight nearly broke out. My kids have been here an hour and are already bored. It's clearly very understaffed. No laser tag which was the one thing my kids were really looking forward to doing. Apparently it has to be booked in advance but there is absolutely zero mention of it anywhere at all. It says the unlimited pass includes laser tag, so to them have to book in advance is ridiculous. We definitely won't bother with coming back.

Beautiful park! Went Sunday and took nice walk. Just breathtaking setting. For sure will be back.read more

This is a great place to visit for everyone. There are so many things for kids to interact with:…read moresplash pad, playground, giant sundial, chimes they can play, pond (fishing), log house, walking path (wheelchair accessible). It can get busy, but there is so much space it rarely feels crowded.

On my way into downtown Springfield when I spotted this park and hunted for a power outlet. It's…read morebeen cold the last few days and the onboard battery in the Sprinter van is running low. Surprise, there is an outlet here! It's on the north side on the building with restrooms (which was locked). I plugged in and took a walk around the park. Tennis/pickleball courts, a single baseball/softball diamond, walking paths, playground, skate park and several picnic areas with barbecue grills. Absolutely a pleasant experience this morning and now I'm at 100%. [Review 19690 overall - 144 in Illinois - 662 of 2023.]

Review Visit: May 12th, 2015…read more Iles park is about as park-y as you can get. It has your typical gazebo/pavilion where you can host birthday parties. There is some playground equipment for the kids to burn their excess energy on. There are some open acreage where you can have a picnic, play hacky sack, throw some frisbees, fly some kites, and various other outdoor activities. Besides all that, there really isn't much else to say about Iles. It seems to be a great spot to hang out with the kids or go on a walk with your significant other.

Fair deal on a cart, happy with our purchase. Took it to Texas and has been an awesome addition to…read moreour place down there.

Horrible place!! Tried to take advantage of a 90 year old woman and force her to buy a new battery…read morebecause they messed up. They gave her a loaner while they charged her battery and then she returned to get hers back. After leaving it stopped working and they said it was because it was still a loaner. She mentioned she had been in and gotten hers back and they said she should have checked under her hood before leaving?!?! They then said they didnt have her battery anymore and she would be required to purchase a new one as the loaner belonged to them. Absolutley horrid customer service.

Great group of Pickleball players! Everyone is friendly and are willing to help beginner players…read moretoo.

The SRFC is OK, but not much more - and here is why. Let's skip the fact that the place is a bit…read morerundown and could use (a lot of) renovation, but as the price is acceptable I don't mind the mid 70's - almost nostalgic - ambiance. They have functioning racquetball courts - which is one of my main reasons for coming. The SRFC also has some very fine instructors that will do their very best for you. The one thing that gets me is SRFC's lack of organization and professionalism. Recently I've gone to do some classes that are on their schedule, only to find that there is no instructor or trainer to give them. I then noticed that they announce their schedules in three places: online, in flyers, and in weekly sheets. The problem is that these three sources do not agree. IN SHORT: I have recently gone 5 times or so, changed into my outfit etc, only to find that I just had wasted another 14 miles on my car and another hour of my time. I have brought this to management's attention, and I even asked the desk people specifically the day before if the schedule was correct. But all this was to no avail as nobody seems to know what exactly is going on and when ... So, before becoming an SRFC member, ask yourself why you'd would want to put up with such nonsense. Rense Lange

One of the best places to hike around in Springfield. There is a playground for kids, a grassy area…read morewith mowed paths for walks and hiking/mountain bike trails in the woods. Great for dogs too! It's never over crowded like some of the other parks. The trails in the woods link up with the Sangamon Valley Bike Trail.