Chicago Heights Park District - Chicago Heights, Illinois

El Chicago Heights Park District, ubicado en 1400 Chicago Rd, Chicago Heights, IL 60411, es un centro de recreación y deportes que ofrece una amplia gama de servicios y actividades para toda la familia.

Con una entrada accesible para personas en silla de ruedas y estacionamiento igualmente accesible, este distrito park es una opción ideal para aquellos que buscan una experiencia al aire libre inclusiva.

El teléfono de contacto es 087551351 y su página web es chparkdistrict.net, donde podrá encontrar información detallada sobre los programas y eventos que ofrece.

El Chicago Heights Park District cuenta con una media de opinión de 4.2/5 según 41 valoraciones en Google My Business, lo que habla de su buen servicio y compromiso con la comunidad.

Entre sus especialidades, destaca la sede del distrito park, un lugar central desde donde se organizan y gestionan todas las actividades y eventos.

Esta organización ofrece una amplia variedad de actividades, desde deportes como el baloncesto, el fútbol y el béisbol, hasta programas de educación ambiental y clases de artes marciales. También cuenta con espacios para eventos y reuniones, así como áreas de picnic.

👍 Opiniones de Chicago Heights Park District

Letouer T.

1/5

I am very disappointed and not happy with the way The Superintendent manages the gym. This is only for financial gain, how do people not hat live in the community have to pay for a membership for a park district that based off the tax payers dollars. Then they can’t even use the gym while paying a monthly membership because of other activities and the gym is being rented. How does that benefit the kids, then I was told I couldn’t train my son or kids during “open gym” when no one is even in the gym at the time and plus it’s multiple people that come in their and train or work out kids in basketball. I was told I couldn’t use the cones because it looks like I’m coaching or running a program and we would have to rent the gym to do so. I pay a membership to utilize the gym for whatever because it’s open gym. I was also asked if I read the fine brook on the website or read the pamphlet, but there’s nothing on the website or anything that states anything that the superintendent told me. I believe she thinks I’m getting paid and she isn’t profiting from it and told me I would have to rent the gym. These kids are the ones who are suffering and getting involved in street activities when they have tried to come and better themselves and get away from the streets. It should not matter what I’m doing in the gym as long as I’m not causing problems or getting complaints. No one has complained that they can’t use the gym because I’m training or doing drills with my kids or the kids who play basketball for their schools in Chicago heights. Plus, if there is a fine print or a pamphlet when you sign up, how do the new members know any rules if it’s not posted or we’re not given a pamphlet or rule guide or something. You all are making money off the people in our community that pay a monthly membership and can’t use the gym but 1 or 2 days a week and the only other hours the kids are in school and only have a hour to use the gym before it’s rented or an activity is going on, what is the point of having a membership? The park district is free and paid for by tax paying dollars and we’re paying for a membership and still can’t use the gym. We have to still rent the gym for $60 an hour and pay a monthly membership to guarantee we can use the gym and train. That’s crazy and Chicago Heights need someone else who has the best interest of the community because this female superintendent do not care about anything but a financial gain. I will not keep my membership and would rather go to Matteson park district in which I do not live. Do better and find the right person for the job and I will be at the board meeting with others in the community.

Jodie B.

5/5

Big improvements since the last few months I interviewed there. Lots of helpful staff and great recreational facilities especially the in ground pool, gym and basketball courts.

Yanet M.

1/5

The park was filthy. My daughter 2-year-old had to use the bathroom and her dad decided to take her. A lady who only works Sundays yelled at my husband and said only members can use the bathroom. He responded, " I can show you my ID I live in Chicago Heights." She said 3 times aggressively I will let you go this time. As they came out, security waited for them outside the bathroom to mention the same thing. He told them he would pay for a membership for her. They said they do not have a membership for a 2-year-old. When I came in to say to them that is not how they talk to a dad trying to take his daughter to the bathroom. We understand only members can use it, but we like it when to is talked to respectfully. We won't be going to that park anymore. The one by our house was just built and the swing broke when she was on it. Not sure where to go since that park is not safe and I can't buy a membership for my children until they are 6. They need to choose their battles. The lady who only works on Sundays needs to be more respectful. It's okay to see a man taking his daughter to the bathroom. I understand she probably had a hard life but she picked a job to be around people.

Kristina D.

5/5

Awesome staff ...worth the 25 a month for gym

Matt L. R. R. C. (. R.

5/5

The park district does a wonderful job in the community.
Wonderful community involvement initiatives and a focus on health and cleanliness.

Marisol M.

4/5

Great place to work out at!! Worth the fees and the staff if awesome 😁 Thanks Chicago Heights Park 🏞️

Teresa C.

5/5

My kids played safely. The park was litter free. As a mom "working from home" I was able to park close to the park and keep my eyes on my children as I conducted conference calls. There are also benches available for parents who don't watch from their vehicle.

Stephen S. I.

5/5

Great place to work out, play basketball and swim. The sauna is good too!
They even have an awesome summer camp for kids.