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The zero-depth pool at the south gate features a tropical garden island decorated with over-sized flowers, birds, and a giant butterfly. There is an adult lap pool. The mini arboretum -- named for Ralph Zynnestvedt -- has gravel and boardwalk paths that circle around the ornamental prairie display garden, the shady display garden, the rain garden, and the Boughner/Baden Art in the Park sculpture. Many trees, shrubs, and flowers are labeled. There are picnic tables, a sledding hill, playgrounds; walking/jogging/hiking paths, baseball and soccer fields, tennis and basketball courts,a picturesque bridge over a small pond, and plenty of parking. Be aware that the paths flood during heavy rains, and that you can call 847-724-3337 to find out if the pools are open during questionable weather.…
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Date of experience: April 2019
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Enjoyed having Easter Sunday lunch at one of the picnic tables in the covered area. Afterward took a walk around the park. So beautiful to see the pond with the ducks and geese right from the picnic table.
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Date of experience: April 2019
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Beautiful Park, plenty of parking, check for special events. Nice rest stop. Get out and enjoy nature!
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Date of experience: April 2019
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The charm of Flick Park is the variety of spaces you can to. There are several park spaces to select from. For smaller children, a smaller part with limited activities is perfect. The choice is yours.
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Date of experience: October 2018
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What a great park for the kids! Great water slides, zero entry pool with splashing stuff, etc. stayed about 2 hours- it costs $13 for non residents I think. My kids really enjoyed it. Note for the slides the kids need to be 48in
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Date of experience: July 2017
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