Meyer Woods is a serene park located on Oldfield Road across from the Tara Hill subdivision. Nestled in an oak grove, this 8.70 acre park is the site of a barn built in 1913. Meyer Woods also has a playground and pavilion suitable for family or company picnics.
Nantucket Park is north of the Frontage Road and east of Nantucket Drive.
Located on Darien Club Drive and Exner Road in the Darien Club subdivision, Driftwood Park is a small neighborhood park featuring a playground.
Smart Oaks Park is located off Bailey and the Frontage roads. Smart Oaks was named after the Smart family, one of the earliest settlers in the area.
This 6.15 acre park features 1 Pavilion, 1 Playground, 1 Soccer Field, 2 tennis courts and 2 sand volleyball courts.
Holly Park is located north of 71st St. between Exner Road and Wilcox Avenue. This 4.57 acre park has a playground.
Ridgewood Park located at the corner of Green Valley Road and Lyman Avenue in the Farmingdale Ridge subdivision. This 6.35 acre neighborhood park features a playground.
Lindenwood park is home to a baseball backstop, basketball and a playground. This quiet neighborhood park is spread out over 6.5 acres. The park is located east of Cass Avenue and south of 79th Street. The parking lot is located on 79th St.
Darien Community Park, located at Plainfield and Clarendon Hills Roads is the second largest park maintained by the District. Encompassing 20 acres, this park features 2 picnic pavilions, 2 Half Basketball Courts, 1 Baseball Field (with lights), 2 playgrounds, 4 Pickleball Courts, 2 Tennis Courts, 1 Volleyball Court and restroom facilities.
Darien Community Park is also home to the VFW Memorial, paying tribute to all who have served in the Armed Forces.
The park was developed through a matching grant from the Illinois Department of Natural Resources.
Birchwood park is located south of 71st Street between Walden Lane and Emerson Drive in the Farmingdale subdivision. This 9.18 acre neighborhood park features a playground. The path that winds through the park along the detention pond makes this park an ideal place for a relaxing walk.
In addition, in any body of water, harmful blue-green algae blooms are a common natural phenomenon. In Illinois, these natural harmful blooms typically occur June through September.
Due to this possibility, the following guidelines are strictly enforced for your safety:
Westwood Park is located at 75th and Fairview Avenue. This 18.90 acre site features 2 baseball diamonds and a soccer field.
