Parks & Recreation

Parks
The Village of Romeoville desires that all residents have an enjoyable experience at the Village Parks and Recreational facilities. We ask all residents to be respectful of park users and join us in providing quality recreational experiences for all who wish to participate. All facilities are handicap accessible.

Park Rules
The following park rules have been adopted to insure safety and positive experiences:
1. Parks are open dawn to dusk
2. No skateboarding
3. Disorderly conduct is prohibited
4. No littering
5. Clean up dog waste
6. Equipment is for children up to age 12
7. No alcohol on premises

Printable Park Site Map (pdf)

Printable Bike Trail Map (pdf)

Romeoville Park Listings

• Atchley Park (614 Murphy Drive) 2 acres – playground, pavilion, picnic tables, and parking lot
  
• Boucher Prairie Park (1649 Richfield Trail) 70 acres – open space, nature areas, playground, pavilion, picnic tables, parking lot, ball field, basketball court, and trails
• Budler Park (1912 Trafalger Drive)1 acre – playground
  
• Century Park (1475 W. Taylor Road) 12.5 acres – open space, nature areas, playground, concessions, picnic tables, parking lot, ball fields, basketball courts, trails, horseshoes, and soccer fields
  
• Columbus Park (435 Claire Avenue) 1 acre – playground, pavilion, picnic tables
  
• Conservation Park (524 Belmont Drive) 7 acres – nature areas, playground, pavilion, picnic tables, parking lot, trails, fishing, horseshoes, and sand volleyball
  
• Deer Crossing Park/Amphitheater (1050 W. Romeo Road) 14.5 acres – nature areas, playground, pavilion, picnic tables, parking lot, and trails
  Field Stone Park (2019 W. Ashbrooke Road) 1.5 acres – playground, pavilion, and picnic tables
  
• Georgetown Park (315 Shenandoah Drive) 1.5 acres – playground
  
• Haley Meadows Park (635 Golden Rod Avenue) .5 acres – playground
  
• Hampton Park (329 Arlington Drive) .25 acres – playground and parking lot
  
• Hassert Park (620 Huron Drive) 1.5 acres – open space, playground, pavilion, and picnic
  
• Independence Park (1730 W. Raleigh Trail) 9 acres – open space, playground, pavilion, picnic table, and trails
  
• Jaycee Park (950 E. Murphy Drive) 1.5 acres – playground, pavilion, and picnic tables
  
• Kiwanis Park (720 Shannon Dr.) .5 acres – playground
  
• Lake Strini at Conservation Park (524 Belmont Drive) 4 acres - fishing and trail
  
• Lakeshore Park (301 Zinnia Drive) 1 acre – open space and playground
  
• Lakewood Estates Park (620 Michigan Drive) 1.5 acres – open space, playground, pavilion, and picnic tables
  
• Malibu Park (1021 Princeton Ave) 1.5 acres – playground
  
• Mather Park (735 Sunrise Drive) 9.5 acres – open space, nature area, playground, pavilion, picnic tables, and trails
  
• Meadowalk Park (500 Honeytree Drive) 1.5 acres - open space, playground, pavilion, and picnic tables
  
• Murphy Park (11 Montrose) .5 acres - picnic tables and parking lot
• Nottingham Ridge Park (Martingale Avenue and Ferndale Avenue) 4 acres – open space, playground, pavilion, and picnic tables
  
• O'Hara Woods and Nature Preserve (524 Belmont Drive) 60 acres - outdoor rentals, nature areas, playground, pavilion, picnic tables, parking lot, trails, fishing, and horseshoes
  
• Pacific Park (1000 Key Largo Drive) 1 acre – playground
  
• Rotary Park (2023 Whitmore Drive) 1.5 acres – open space and playground
  
• Village Park (900 W. Romeo Road) 30 acres – outdoor rentals, open space, nature areas, playground, pavilion, concessions, picnic tables, parking lot, ball fields, trails, football field, , horseshoes, and tennis courts
  
• Volunteer Park (1100 Murphy Drive) 42 acres – open space, playground, pavilion, concessions, picnic tables, parking lot, ball fields, trails, skate park, soccer fields, splash pad, and Frisbee Golf
  
• Wesglen Park (120 S. Wesglen Parkway) 8.5 acres – open space, playground, pavilion, parking lot, and ball fields
  
• Weslake Park (2000 Weslake Parkway) 10.5 acres – open space, playground, pavilion, picnic tables, ball field, picnic tables, and trails
  

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Valley View School Parks

• A. Vito Martinez Park (590 Belmont Drive) 5 acres – ball field, basketball court, and soccer fields
  
• Kenneth L. Hermansen (101 Wesglen Parkway) .5 acres – playground, and parking lot
  
• R.C. Hill Park (616 Dalhart Avenue) 1.5 acre – playground and parking lot
  
• Valley View School Park (735 Luther Drive) 10 acres – basketball court

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Adopt-A-Park

This program was instituted so that local youth organizations work with the Recreation Department in the upkeep and maintenance of the Recreation Department throughout the Village. The Recreation Department will supply a sign at each adopted park with the name of the organization adopting that particular park. Each organization will spend one day a month accomplishing the required work during the months of March through October. The Recreation will also supply the necessary supplies for the upkeep of the parks.


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