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

Park Site Map (pdf)

Bike Trail Map (pdf)

Romeoville Park Listings

• Atchley Park(Murphy & Fairfax Avenue) 2 acres - playground
• Budler Park (Trafalger and Budler Road)1 acre - playground
• Century Park(Taylor Road just 1/2 mile west of Weber) 12.5 acres - 2 baseball fields, soccer field, horseshoe pits, basketball courts, concession, nature area, and picnic shelter
• Columbus Park( Claire Ave ) .1/2 acres - playground
• Conservation Park (Belmont Drive and Beverly Griffin Drive) 7 acres – playground, sand volleyball, picnic tables, pavilion, biking/hiking, fishing, walking path, and horseshoes
• Georgetown/Heritage( Heritage Parkway ) 11/2 acre - playground
• Haley Meadows Park (Goldenrod Drive) .5 acre - playground
• Hampton Park( Kingston and Arlington) .25 arce – playground
• Hassert Park ( Huron Court) 1 ½ acres – playground
• Independence Park(Raleigh Trail) 9 acres - playground
• Jaycee Park( Murphy Drive and Heritage Parkway ) 1 1/2acres - playground, picnic tables and pavilion
• Lake Strini at Conservation Park ( Belmont Drive and Beverly Griffin Drive ) 4 acres - fishing and walking path
• Lakeshore Park( Amaryllis Drive ) 1 acre - playgound
• Lakewood Estates Park (Michigan Drive) 1.5 acres - playground, pavilion, open space and picnic tables
• Malibu Park ( Bodega Drive and Princeton Ave) 1.15 acres - playground
• Meadowalk Park (Honeytree Drive) 1.5 acres - playground, horseshoe pits, and open space
• Murphy Park (Montrose & Independence Blvd/Rt.53) .5 acre - picnic tables
• O'Hara Woods & Nature Preserve ( Belmont and Beverly Griffin Drive) 60 acres - outdoor rentals, playground, picnic tables, pavilion, nature path, and horseshoes
• Pacific Park( Key Largo Drive ) 1 acres - playground
• Rotary Park( Teepee Lane and Whitmore Drive ) 1.5 acres - playground
• Village Park (900 W. Romeo Road) 30 acres - outdoor rentals, concession, playground, 6 tennis courts, 5 baseball fields, football field, picnic tables, pavilion, biking/hiking, and horseshoes
• Volunteer Park (Murphy Drive) 42 acres - concession, playground, 3 baseball fields, 6 soccer fields, picnic tables, and skate park
• Wesglen Park( Wesglen Parkway ) 8.5 acres -1 playground, 3 baseball fields, picnic tables and pavilion
• Weslake Park( Weslake Parkway and Newcastle ) 10.5 acres - playground, picnic area, baseball field, picnic tables, open space, and pavilion

For a park location map please click here.

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Valley View School Parks

• AVM School (Belmont & Romeo Road) 5 acres-1 ball diamond, outdoor basketball courts, sand volleyball, 6 soccer fields
• R.C. Hill Park (Dalhart Avenue) .5 acre - playground with various equipment
• Valley View School Park (Luther Drive) 8 acres - 1 ball diamond, playground equipment

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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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Park Watch

Park Watch was created to create safe and enjoyable parks throughout Romeoville by empowering the residents to take ownership and pride in the park system. Park Watch gets neighbors to be the eyes and ears of the park for the Police and the Recreation Department.

Recently the Romeoville Recreation Department sponsored summer cookouts at neighborhood parks in the Romeoville community. All neighbors around the park were invited to attend the cookout and learn about the park Watch Program, park renovation, and park safety. Participants enjoyed a lunch provided by the Recreation Department and received a "free" Park Watch T-Shirt.


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