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.

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We came here on a whim with family friends while in the Chicago suburbs. I didn't know what to…read moreexpect. Overall we had a good time. This is a place made for families with kids. The cost to get in isn't that high, the food selection is mediocre but not too badly priced, and there was a kids section in the outfield with some blow up games. Parking is close to the stadium and the facility is well maintained and kept clean. There are a ton of themed nights and there are decent stadium give aways. It was a fun evening and I'd come back in the future.

My son is participating in Huntley Park District flag football, so it's our first time at these…read morefields and we have been impressed. There's four main baseball diamonds, under the lights, but I counted 6 total. There's also at least 6 full soccer fields, with goals, and there could be more. There's a playground and restrooms on the premises, covered picnic tables, and bleachers. Every time we've been here, it's been really busy, but there is plenty of space for you to come and practice, play some small games, or just enjoy watching the games. If you're thinking about participating in Huntley sports, you'll be well taken care of! What a great park!

I think this used to be billed as "Northern Park" but for the last 15 years or so it has been…read morecalled Duffy Park. This is a very nice park with four baseball diamonds and a football field. The northeast baseball diamond has lights which EPBC uses (may have flipped the bill, not sure though) for night baseball games. Restrooms are available and are relatively clean. Parking is available on 92nd Street. This is another fine park offered by Evergreen Park. It lies in a quiet, drama free, pocket of the village.

Best park of all time. I wonder if the multi colored squeaky horses are still there. Probably not…read more I'd pay good money for one if someone knows where the stash is. The fields are best used for kite flying.

Very nice park. You can find street parking to the east in the residential area. Official parking…read morelot can be entered off of Cicero Avenue.

Attached to the Alan B. Shepard Middle School, Shepard Park has a regulation size baseball diamond,…read moretwo smaller diamonds, and play fields for soccer or field hockey. On the weekends, I often see pickup games of cricket being played in the field. There are also disc golf holes here, continuing from neighboring Keller Park (to the west) which is just across the bridge over the river. There is a fair amount of parking here, along with a well-maintained bathroom and shelter that is attached to the Deerfield Water Treatment Plant. Because it's attached to the middle school, and where several junior teams play, the grounds are exceptionally well maintained; though it also means that it is often reserved for school activities during the morning and early afternoon. Parking is accessible via Locust Pl., and then turn right onto Hackberry Rd. The parking lot to the east, off of Grove Ave., is reserved for school staff during the daytime.

A kid's dream playground and totally worth the small entrance fee. This nature-themed play space…read moreis huge, creative, and packed with fun. Because it's so popular, they use timed entries to give more families a chance to enjoy it without crowding. It's located inside the Spring Valley Nature Center, so after playtime, you can wander the trails or explore more of the natural area. A great combo of fun + learning + nature. Perfect for an afternoon with littles

I honestly did not know what to expect when we came here with my two young grandkids. Admission was…read more$3 per kid because we are not Schaumburg residents. My understanding was we were allowed to stay for one hour, and it was well worth the nominal admission fee! It had all the best components of a park, with lots of attention being focused on exploration and discovery. I did not see any swings, but there was plenty to climb on and signs posted everywhere encouraging the parents to not be helicopter parents... to let their child explore and try to problems solve on their own. There was a man-made creek running through one edge of the park and half the children were in bathing suits and had shovels and buckets with them. My grandkids declared it the best park they've ever visited! The playground is attached to a large piece of land that has tons of walking paths and picnic areas along with nice bathrooms and an educational nature center! It would be very easy to spend the better part of a day here!