Sgt. Means Park is a hidden Gem of the South Suburbs. Located on a huge green space just off of…read moreWestern Ave. in Olympia Fields, Il. It has soccer fields, a baseball diamond, tennis courts and a park. They also have a full 18 hole Frisbee golf course. The best part is the Meeting and event spaces. Its the perfect place for really any kind of event. I have it booked already for my wedding and reception. It has a very open and airy feel with the white walls in the barn room. There is also the really fun Silo room which we are using for pictures. Almost everything you need to know about the meeting rooms is on the website. A quick call to the administrative office can answer any other questions.The staff there is really friendly and extremely helpful. They also have many great ideas to make your event great. I strongly recommend this to anyone that needs a meeting and event space. You can rent out one of the picnic areas in addition to the indoor meeting space. That is what we are doing for the ceremony. Extra Tip: Walk around the property, there is a ton of great picture moments, look at the fairway on hole 1 and 17 of the frisbe golf course. There is a great picture perfect moment.

From the owner: Olympia Fields Park District is dedicated to providing quality leisure facilities and…read morerecreation/education for children, teenagers, adults, seniors and persons of all ages with disabilities. It is also the Park District's goal to preserve open space within the community to assure a high quality environment now and in the future for all Olympia Fields' residents. The Park District owns and maintains 142 acres of parks and open space, encompasses 10 park sites, with baseball fields, soccer fields, playgrounds, tennis courts, trails, sledding hills, Disc Golf, and adventure center facilities located in the various park site

Nice small quiet park. Took my two little ladies and they enjoyed. I met some nice ladies and we…read moresocialized while the kids played will return again

Bicentennial Park has many amenities for children and adults. Today was the kick off of the…read more Olympia Fields Park District Sock Hop Hustle 5k which started at Bicentennial Park. The bathrooms were clean; the park itself was clean and free of lose trash and debris; there were plenty of benches to enjoy the scenery and to relax; and paved walk ways to take a leisure stroll and enjoy the tree-lined Olympia Fields streets. The park is large enough to not feel like people in various areas are to close or infringing on your space. There is also a covered picnic shelter which is good if you want to rent the park for family events and such. I also like the wide flat area so that you can let the kids run free or you could have structured games for your events. It's definitely one of the better parks in Olympia Fields.

The Goldberg Center is awesome, The people are really nice and very helpful. The place is…read moreorganized, clean, and prepared for any situation. They also offer wonderful programs for families and people of all ages year round. The park is nice and more of the low key areas where there aren't many people.

Love the HF park district and love all the classes for kids and adults! The park district never…read morefails to add new and exciting classes every quarter! This adds a ton of value to our community and is much appreciated!

I found this on the internet but I couldn't find it on Yelp so I added them for the train nerds…read morelike my self. The park is relatively brand new looking on a 35 ft hill over looking six tracks in the observation area. There is wide ramps for disabled people to get up there with a covered roof and plenty of benches to sit and enjoy the action. There is a caboose and a crossing gate to build the rail theme of the park. Ample parking across the street for $1.25, park and when you leave deposit the money, even if it's one hour or five hours. You will see Amtrak trains, Metra trains and freight trains. One thing that I didn't like was the genius who put the info boards on the track side on the top of the railing which will limit the camera and video shots because they will block them, hey put them on the back side and get them off the viewing side. I actually moved to the Metra station which has better un obstructed views and more trackage in eye shot. Overall it's a nice idea for the train nerds but they obviously didn't consult train nerds who take pictures or videos which is what most of us do so the Metra station is the better option.

NOW! This what you call a park! Clean, unlimited options to choose to play, kiddo land, soft top,…read moreswings, obstacles course, individual carousel rides water fountains, Picnic areas and seating for parents to watch the kids run and play. Kids had a great time! (2022)