Tucked away in Lincoln Park, Adams Playground is truly a treasure in the community and welcomes neighbors into the park year-round.  There is a water playground to cool off in and a newly renovated playground for families to gather.

From Chicago Parent, “Wend your way across Armitage and up a quiet, dead-end section of Seminary and you’ll find this unexpected treasure of a playlot. Though small, this beautifully landscaped, soft-surface, ADA-accessible lot has all sorts of bells and whistles. Anchored by a fieldhouse at one end that has public restrooms and rentable party rooms, the lot has a tree-shaded picnic area, kid-sized basketball bucket with plenty of rubber balls to shoot and an umbrella-sheltered sand play area full of shovels, dump trucks and digging toys. There’s a section of swings, jungle gym and climbing area, and at the far end-though you might have to wait until next summer to try-a water playground with multiple slides and fountain features.”

Tucked away in the Galewood community (between Austin & Nagle Avenues, and between Fullerton & North Avenues), Amundsen Park covers almost 14 acres. Its fieldhouse is equipped with a gymnasium, fitness center, and club rooms. Outside, the park features baseball/softball fields, football/soccer field, volleyball and basketball court, as well as playground with a water spray feature.