Ted K.
6/11/2019
The fresh scent of cut grass restores the spirit. Summer begins when they turn on the sprinklers. Stepping from baked hot concrete into the cold wet spray of the basin sends a shock. Running wet,...
Chicago Park District - Pasteur Park
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5825 S Kostner Ave
Chicago, IL 60629
Pasteur Park, located in the West Elston Community of Chicago, spans 11.81 acres and offers a variety of recreational facilities including baseball, softball, soccer fields, an artificial turf field, tennis courts, and a playground with a spray feature. The park also hosts a multipurpose room and provides seasonal sports, preschool activities, and cultural programs such as acting, drama classes, and painting.
Established between 1948 and 1951 as part of a plan to enhance recreational opportunities in underserved neighborhoods, Pasteur Park was named after the renowned chemist Louis Pasteur, who is credited with founding microbiological sciences. The park continues to serve the community by hosting special events throughout the year, including Park Showcase and holiday-themed activities.
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4.08 reviews
Sue L.
9/12/2020
Located on 58th Street and Kostner near a school, this tranquil park hosts a playground, a baseball field, a tennis court, and a volley ball area. Nearby is the school's popular soccor field. A...
Rosa J.
9/8/2016
"Pasteur Park" is one of the parks that is close to the Midway Airport. As a matter of fact, if you continue walking west on the 59th. St. for a block or two, you will end up at the CTA Midway...
Damian P.
7/20/2012
I love this park for the fact that I can bring my dogs here and have a good workout with them. It's pretty big and spacious and gives you enough to enjoy. Alas, the time I started this review, I...
Consuelo B.
8/23/2014
I have a love hate relationship with this park.. These are the reasons why I love this park. It's literally in front of my house so I don't have to drive to it, it's a very big park and you have...
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