Henry A. Proesel Park
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Contact and Address
| State: | Illinois |
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| Address: | 7030 Lincoln Ave, Lincolnwood, IL 60712, USA |
| Postal code: | 60712 |
| Phone: | (847) 673-1540 |
| Website: | http://www.lincolnwoodil.org/enjoy-lincolnwood/parks-and-recreation/ |
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Reviews
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Jay
(August 1, 2019, 8:48 am)This park is excellent and all sports are played here. The swimming pool is large and offers swimming lessons as well. My children love this park.
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Mohammed Rafi Sohail
(July 26, 2019, 10:24 pm)Nice place to enjoy. Enjoyed this weekend
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Andrei Pechianu
(July 23, 2019, 7:23 pm)Always enjoyed this park. Well kept and big enough where anybody can enjoy whatever sports they're into.
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Monica Guzman
(May 7, 2019, 5:52 pm)really nice and well maintained park, beautiful view and many things to do with family. I play soccer here every weekend from spring to fall for the past 7 years. Always has it been kept clean and in great condition.
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Henry A. Proesel Park | TennisCourts.com
Facility type : Public Park Number of courts : 3 Seasonal : Yes Lights : Yes Pro Shop : No Spanish Speaking : No Teaching Pros : USPTA, PTR Programs Offered : New Player Adult Programs,New Player Junior Programs,Team Tennis,Socials/Mixers.
GO LINCOLNWOOD Rally and Community Walk at Henry A. Proesel...
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Find playgrounds and recreational parks in Lincolnwood, IL, United States. Get directions, view game photos, watch streetball videos and lots more! Henry A. Proesel Park.
Village of Lincolnwood - Posts | Facebook
From the first weekend in May through the end of October, the Henry A. Proesel Park Picnic Shelter at 6915 Kostner Avenue, is available for rental for groups There are various outdoor facilities in Proesel Park that are available to rent to groups or individuals. Rental permit applications are processed on a...
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8 Henry A. Proesel Park, 7030 Lincoln Ave. Ammenities: Swimming pool, baseball/softball diamonds, two full basketball courts, teen play area, children's playground area, picnic facilities, pergola sitting area, 3 lighted tennis courts, in-line skating rink, outdoor ice skating rink, 2 volleyball courts.
Lincolnwood Valley Line Trail | Illinois Trails | TrailLink
Parking is available at the Henry A. Proesel Park located at 7030 N. Lincoln Ave. Have anything to add about this trail? Suggest an Edit. The Bloomingdale Trail, part of "The 606" park system, is a 3-mile, elevated rail-trail on Chicago's northwest side.
Lincolnwood Place in Lincolnwood, IL 60076
We would appreciate the opportunity to learn more about your experience, and invite you to reach out to our Executive Director, Jane, at 847-673-7166. Henry A. Proesel Park Pavilion. 6915 Kostner Ave Lincolnwood, IL Distance: 1.1 miles. Skokie Northshore Channel Park.
Lincolnwood Parks & Recreation: Summer Program Guide... - Issuu
Henry A. Proesel Park. Henry A. Proesel Park 7030 N. Lincoln Ave. Half Basketball Court. The Parks & Recreation Department is looking for enthusiastic students and adults with a passion for serving the community.
Lincolnwood, Illinois - A Trip Down Memory Lane - Consumer Grouch
Proesel made huge changes such as planting 10,000 elm trees on village streets (many of which have succumbed to Dutch elm disease) and limiting the number of liquor licenses allowable within the village limits. The park where I spent much of my youth is called Henry A. Proesel Park.