Chicago Park District Parks & Playgrounds

The Chicago Park District's Avalon Park, situated in the Avalon Park Community Area, spans 27.91 acres and offers a diverse array of recreational amenities. The park boasts a gymnasium, fitness center, multi-purpose room, and game room, along with outdoor spaces like picnic groves, a swimming pool, playground, track, and volleyball and tennis courts available for rental. Visitors to Avalon Park can engage in a variety of programs such as Park Kids, Seasonal Sports, Kick Boxing, Senior/Adult/Teen Fitness, Teen Club, Dance, and Arts & Crafts. The park also hosts special events throughout the year including Night Club at Noon and Western Round Up Square/Line Dances, ensuring entertainment for the whole family. With a rich history dating back to the early 20th century, Avalon Park was envisioned by local civic groups and brought to life by the Chicago Park District during the Great Depression. Today, the park stands as a vibrant community hub offering a wide range of activities and events for residents and visitors alike. Generated from the website content

Robichaux Park is managed by the Chicago Park District, offering a diverse range of programs and events for the community throughout the year, aimed at promoting healthy lifestyles and cultural enrichment. Through initiatives like T.I.P. Fest, the park serves as a platform for local youth and artists to express and showcase their talents. Additionally, the park features various facilities available for permits and rentals, accommodating events from picnics to athletic competitions. With numerous parks listed under its management, Robichaux Park is committed to fostering recreational opportunities and strengthening community bonds across the city of Chicago. Generated from the website

Lowe Park, located in the New City community of Chicago, spans 4.43 acres and offers a variety of recreational facilities including a multipurpose clubroom, playground, baseball diamonds, basketball courts, and multipurpose fields. The park provides seasonal sports programs, an afterschool program, and summer camps, catering to families and youth in the area. Established after World War II, Lowe Park has undergone several improvements over the years, including the addition of a soft surface playground and new trees planted at the request of local civic groups. Named after Samuel J. Lowe, one of the city's early constables, the park continues to serve as a vibrant community space for events and activities throughout the year. Generated from the website