Acquired in 1972, Veterans Park offers two ball fields, a basketball area, horseshoe pits, natural areas, pathways, picnic areas, a picnic shelter (permit required), a soccer field, two tennis courts and a red, white and blue playground. Portable restrooms are available April 1 to October 31.
Acquired in 1976, this small neighborhood park offers a playground and open areas for picnics or play.
Nestled in a quiet residential neighborhood, Rauhoff Park offers peaceful grassy areas and a tree-shaded playground for the local children. The park district acquired the property in 1975.
Acquired in 1989, spacious Dienert Park offers a ball field, basketball area, pathways, a picnic area, a picnic shelter and a large playground. Portable restrooms available from April 1 to Oct. 31.
The park district of Tinley Park acquired the land for St. Boniface Park in 1974. The six-acre public facility has a baseball field and playground, in addition to areas for basketball and soccer.
Acquired in 1990, the three-acre Commissioners' Park offers a playground and walking trails. Across the walking and bike path is John A. Bannes Park, where there's a ball field and areas for basketball and volleyball.
The park district acquired the land for the 6.11-acre Lewis Park in 1968. Currently, the park offers a ball field, areas for basketball and volleyball, plus an ice rink in winter and two tennis courts. There is a picnic area and picnic shelter (shelter permit required). Restrooms are available during games. The park underwent renovation and construction during the summer of 2010.
The nine-acre Pottawattomie Park offers a ball field, soccer field, horseshoe pit, scenic pathways and a playground. For more restful activities, it offers picnic areas and a picnic shelter (permit required). Portable restrooms are available from April 1st to October 31st.
Acquired in 1974, the large, centrally located natural area offers a ball field, a football field, volleyball courts, horseshoe pits, pathways, picnic areas, picnic shelter (permit required) and a playground. Concessions are served during games. Portable restrooms are available April 1 to October 31. The Vogt Woods Recreation building, built in 1977, houses programs and is available for rent.
One of the first to be owned by the district, the 8.8-acre Memorial Park was acquired in 1968. It offers two ball fields, a basketball area, a playground, two tennis courts, concessions and restrooms during games and paths to nearby Vogt Woods. It is located next to Fulton School and the Community Consolidated School District 146 offices.
Acquired in 1975, Bettenhausen Park offers three ball fields, batting cages, picnic areas, picnic shelters, a playground, a soccer field and a volleyball court. Concessions are served during games.