Chicago Park District

Jackson Park, located in the Woodlawn community of Chicago, spans 551.52 acres and features a variety of amenities including a gymnasium, multipurpose rooms, and a fitness center. The park is home to the serene Wooded Island, which includes a Japanese garden, cherry blossom trees, and a vegetable garden, as well as recreational facilities such as basketball courts, a golf course, and an artificial turf field. Originally designed by renowned landscape architects Frederick Law Olmsted and Calvert Vaux, Jackson Park was named in honor of President Andrew Jackson in 1880. The park also hosted the World's Columbian Exposition in 1893, and today it continues to serve the community with seasonal sports programs, arts and crafts, and family-friendly events throughout the year. Generated from the website

The Chicago Park District is a public organization in Chicago, IL that manages and maintains various parks, beaches, and recreational facilities throughout the city. Offering a wide range of programs and events for residents and visitors, the Chicago Park District aims to provide opportunities for outdoor recreation and community engagement. Generated from their business information

Located in the South Shore community area, Woodhull Park totals 2.5 acres and features a multi-purpose clubroom. Outside, the park offers a basketball court, running track, soft surface playground, spray pool, and multi-purpose court.