Park is open from dawn to dusk and has a playground, tennis courts (no lights), basketball court,…read moresoccer field, and baseball field. It also includes a half mile trail you can walk around. Of note, I've seen foxes and coyotes roaming around during dusk. *Children not included

Just visited this park for the first time recently and it's now my kids current fave. In addition…read moreto the playground, there is plenty of field space (open grassy area) where the kids can run around outside the playground area, along with a baseball field, and even a port-a-potty. There are two playground sections and swing areas. One on side, it's geared towards tots and little ones, ages 2-5. Smaller scaled slides, bridges, monkey bars and climbers. It also has a counter area under the playset. My kids love to play 'ice cream' here, where one stands behind the counter and the other 'orders' ice cream. Lol...they've been doing this a while at many other parks, but started a trend on one particular day at Marsh Park...and all the other kids joined in with them. There are two dinosaur 'riders' in this area, and there is also a merry-go-round-type spinning ride where the kids can either site inside or climb on the outside...this is a particular hit with my kids and judging from the times we've been here so far, all other kids too, and all ages! 4 swings in this area, all with the baby seat. The other side of the playground is geared towards the older kids. 4 swings here, but the standard swing seats for bigger kids/teenagers/adults. Climbing structure includes slides, climbing wall, monkey bars, bridges, jumping spring 'pods'. It's a nice obstacle climbing from one end of the play set to the other. My kids love the telescope included here, and the games (driving wheel, gear turners) included in this play set. Even though it's geared towards the older kids, my 3 and 5 year old are comfortable on this set as well...though, have to pay a little extra attention to the 3 year old since it's a little high for him to climb. I really like the landscaping at Marsh Park. Pretty trees line the playground and play area, wood chips in the playground area, and nice brick to provide seating around the perimeter, though there is also a picnic table and a few benches. We've been here 3 out of the last 5 days this week in the 80 degree weather, but the equipment doesn't get so hot to touch that the kids are uncomfortable. And we were here on a late afternoon/early-evening one night when the EGV Park District little league was playing in the ball field. That was fun to watch from the playground. It's a nice quiet neighborhood as well with residential homes surrounding the area...residents are fortunate to live so close to this park! If you are driving here, lots of parking space around the perimeter of the park.

This is a lovely playground - brand new, artistic design, fun obstacle course, padded flooring!…read moreOnly major downside is hearing the traffic nearby on Route 83.

Our kids love this park! There's equipment designed for certain age groups which is really great…read morefor my little 2 year old.

I love my park district. Feel like need better staff…read moreexcluding many of the Fitness instructors. People of Bartlett fund the Park district. If it wasn't for Bartlett Patrons this Facility would not exist, Should not have to Worry about storing your personal items being stolen even those of NO value to anyone but that person in the Dance Studio.

Came here to watch my daughter play basketball. The facility has ample parking and the parking lot…read moreis well lit at night. I was only able to see the basketball courts. They were real nice and were kept clean regardless of the nasty weather we have been having. It has a track that goes around the top of the basketball courts where people were walking and running

Smokers use the sheltered picnic area as a smoking area and it is littered with cigarette butts…read more I have no reason to return, especially when it is raining This is a really nice Picnic Area My tax dollars pay for this place!!!!!

Review is for the disc golf course here, nothing else. This is a standard, no frills, 9-hole…read morecourse. Each hole is a par-3 (or should be) and there are very few obstacles to hamper a throw. Experienced players will enjoy several par-2's. The course starts at the end of the parking lot to the south side of the park. Tee mats and hole #'s are well marked an easy to find. This is a perfect course for new players looking to learn the game, but somewhat boring if you're looking for a challenge. Oh...and a lot of people tend to play here. Be prepared to wait. Cheers.

This is a vast park district with plenty to offer…read more There are two playgrounds that are separated by a parking lot. One playground is situated behind a school and it is more ideal for older kids. The other playground is closer to the obstacle course and pickleball courts. This playground is ideal for children ages 1-8. Both playgrounds have plenty of slides, swings, and climbing structures for the kids to expense their energy. The obstacle course is a fun activity for adults. My brother and I challenged each other to see who could complete the course under a minute. It served as a good testament for some friendly sibling rivalry. The only downside is the tennis courts were converted to pickleball courts. So although it can still serve our purpose for tennis lessons, it isn't the most ideal with the small courts and lower nets.

Four Seasons park stretches from Finley Road on the west to Main Street on the east. The park…read moreoffers baseball, softball, and soccer fields; basketball and sand volleyball courts; playgrounds; picnic areas; and walking paths. There is a very large pond for fishing or simply admiring (no swimming). When winter conditions are right, the pond is available for ice skating. There is a steep hill in the park ideal for sledding too. In addition there is an historic log cabin on the Main Street side of the park available to rent. It has a small kitchen, a fireplace, and AC. It can accommodate 75 for a meeting or 50 for dining. I come to Four Seasons Park to walk , look for wildlife, listen to songbirds in spring, and watch the seasons change. The park is safe, spacious and well kept. There are large expanses of grass and on the south side of the park near the pond is a particularly pretty area with several large weeping willow trees. I especially enjoy the park in spring and fall because it is peaceful. You'll likely see many squirrels, Canada geese, ducks, and maybe a bunny. Watch your step in some areas! When I say many geese, I mean MANY geese. Meander around the sledding hill. There's a nice view from the top and, if you look carefully at the surrounding thickets, you'll find secret passageways. Hobbits?

Great park for all ages. Safety conscious, and interactive. I am very impressed! We will be…read morefrequent visitors.

A few years ago, the city of Bloomingdale reconstructed Sunnyside Park. The new park is bright,…read moreinviting, and accessible to wheelchairs and strollers due to its even ground and ramps. There are two areas: one for little kids, and another for big kids. Aside from the ramps, there and multiple climbing areas: short structures for little kids (i.e. an alligator on the ground) and (obviously) larger and more complex for big kids (i.e. logs at different heights). Each side has a swing set: baby bucket seats, low regular swings, and two (total) special needs swings. The ground is rubber-type material and minimizes scrapes. There is one water fountain on site, bench seating, and an outhouse. There are many trees for shade. The nearby tennis courts and basketball courts were resurfaced when the park underwent the renovation. The park is maintained pretty well, though garbage sometimes overflows from the bins. In all, it's a great choice as far as local parks go. I'm already enjoying it with my 10 month old son, and expect we'll visit the park for years to come.

This is a small neighborhood playground that is ideal for toddlers. There is a tennis court with 2…read morecourt but missing one net. On the mulch covered playground id a swing set with 1 accessible swing, 2 infant swings and 2 larger swings. There is a teeter totter and then several small combing structures. There is a 1 covered picnic table. There are no sidewalks around the park and heavy traffic on Nordic Road. Kids need to be closely supervised. There are a few lovely trees in the park and a bike rack. There is street parking on the south side of the park.