Very nice small playground for kids of all ages. One swingset with 2 traditional swing, one baby…read moreswing, and one swing with a safety harness. One playground set is for the older kids (4 slides, "zipline") and a smaller set is for the toddlers. Keep an eye on the little ones, because that big kid area is awfully appealing and it would be easy for a little kid to fall from higher heights. Lots of running around room and there are many benches for the adults to sit on. The "lake" is protected by a flimsy fence, probably to keep the kids from feeding the geese.

I used to bring a group of preschoolers to this park as part of their gross motor time. It was…read morenice, clean and quiet.

Love this park!! It's quite large with soccer fields, baseball, basketball courts, a playground…read morethat has multiple parts to it annnnnd bathrooms! Been here for a lot of the sporting events for my nephew and in the summer they also sell snacks in the fieldhouse building. The playground is really cool. It's a sensory, musical, Park with lots of different levels of play equipment for toddlers all the way up to probably teenagers. I love coming to this place and could spend hours here.

We are on a 2015 park visit excursion with the grandbabies. We try to visit a new park weekly and…read morethis one did not disappoint. The playground area is set up for children ages 2-5 on the north end and 5-12 on the south end. The play area is super clean and well maintained. The kids stayed in the north end of the park and didn't tire of the unique climbing wall, and unusual things to climb and swing on. One set was a standing swing which I hadn't seen before but the kids loved it. This park has the usual slides, swings and such, but the unusual sets were well thought out and fun. There also is an area for picnics and a covered area where we saw a large children's party. There are facilities as well, but we never used those. Lots of benches and picnic tables. We will be back. Highly recommend.

This was such a cute outing with our friends! Our toddlers had a lot of fun walking around and…read moreseeing all the animals, as well as playing at the park. There was a splash pad too, but we didn't make it that far unfortunately. You could easily spend a couple of hours here! Good suburbs gem

The animals are visible and cared for . We saw staff taking care of the animals, the enclosure…read morelooked clean, some animals were off site for the season but enough for my toddler to enjoy.

As a mom of little ones there is always the quest to find a great park to appease all parties…read more Winding Creek Park is one of the best out there for young, really young and some middle aged parents. ;) For the wee ones the park boasts two baby swings, a smaller playset that crawlers can navigate with help, a calm sounding babbling creek, lots of clean, fluffy grass to spread a blanket on and gaze at the clouds and a path that is stroller friendly. For the elementary set there is a bigger play area with lots of spinning things(you literally, sit, stand or hang off these contraptions and spin at high speed. $50 you will take turns with your kid!), swings, a super tall slide and lots of things to climb, swing, jump, hang, slide on. The park has two baseball diamonds and the creek is pretty enough to peak creative play and maybe get a little muddy. For the adults there are plenty of benches, a picnic table under shelter, a private parking lot, no sand AND a potty! A Port-o-potty of course but in a pinch it works. One worthy note is that WCP is on the Park Districts short list of parks to rent. They put quite a chunk of change into it with the added bike path, brick paved parking lot and covered picnic area. That fact alone makes it one of the area's best parks! WCP was renovated with the new playsets a few years back and has quickly become a favorite meeting spot for playgroups from the area and from other suburbs(mom's network at play for that). So pack a picnic, bring some balls and enjoy one of the best parks out there!

This is a great park! You have two baseball diamonds, lots of trees, a big open field, slides, rock…read moreclimbing walls, ropes, monkey bars and swings, there is also a large pond that's good for fishing and there's a small creek. I practically grew up here messing around catching frogs and wrestling my friends.

This park is super cute! Perfect for a playdate and mommy & me meet up. If you've got tiny tikes…read more0-3 this is perfect for you. Just enough to do without the overwhelm of the larger parks. The turf is super soft so no worries for the dangers of falling or the mess of wood chips. That said, I gave 4 stars because of how underwhelming the park is. As a mom of a 3yr old AND a 5yr old I feel this park is far more geared towards the ity bits (0-3) vs. bigger elementary age/size kids. I did however love that it was sunken away from the parking lot and had a bike/scooter trail around the perimeter and a few benches on the pathway along with a shaded gazebo with seating for a lunch break. Overall it's adorable and if my kids were smaller it'd be on regular rotation. I love that it's here for the new mamas & daddies but it likely won't be the best fit for our family to often frequent. However, if I get some time alone with my 3yr old, we may come back, just the two of us

A mom-of-two's (a toddler and preschooler) straight-forward review -…read more This is one of our favorite parks for various reasons. The playground and tennis courts are merely separated by a parking lot therefore it is easy to transition between the two. Our four year old has begun taking tennis lessons from her daddy and we usually do not have to wait for an opening in the morning. There are four tennis courts and they are well maintained. Our 2.5 year old does not share the same interest as her sister and her attention span is relatively short. So after participating in a few drills and playing ball girl, she would request to go to the playground. The playground has a rubberized surfacing with several climbing structures, four slides, a swaying boat, and swing set. The playground does not get overly crowded and there are plenty to keep our girls entertained. There is a sheltered section that's great for families to hang out when it gets overly hot. There is one small con though - the only bathroom is a porta potty by the parking lot. Fortunately we have yet to make use of it and I hope it stays that way.

If you're looking for a fun cozy indoor place for your kid to play you have found it! So many fun…read morethings to do and play. Creativity constantly flows through every area. The paint room was a huge hit.

There's so much to do here, and Ashley is incredibly sweet! Such a fun place for a birthday party,…read moretoo! My little 1 loved painting on the wall!

A nice park with the plenty of play items....items that spin, items for climbing, sliding,…read morebalancing, and imaginative play. My son enjoyed many of these features of the park! They have a porta potty, which is good they have something? Wish it were a regular bathroom.

A mom-of-two's (a toddler and preschooler) straight-forward review -…read more Pros: 1) The section on Plainfield Road is meant for young toddlers. To name a few items, there is a sandbox, rocking boat, lemonade stand, small slides, firetruck with pull-up bar, and merry-go-around. 2) The other section is situated along Clarendon Hills Road and it is for older children. It is a large playground with steep slides, tall monkey bars, corkscrew climbers, rock climbing wall, swing sets, and spiralizing ladders. Even though this section is meant for older children, there is a small section for young toddlers that has short slides and ladybug and bumblebee rides. 3) There are plenty of parking for both sections and the both parking lots are close to the playgrounds. 4) There are tennis courts nearby which works out perfectly for our preschooler to have a small tennis session with her daddy before going to the playgrounds. Cons: 1) Both playgrounds can get crowded on the weekends. However, it is close to the library. On a hot, summery day, it is easy to just go across the street and freshen up at the library.