Cheap Things To Do in Yorkville, Illinois

Beecher Park is a 23 acre park located on Game Farm Road consisting of athletic fields, playgrounds, and picnic areas. This park is the main setting for the majority of the summer ... More on KaBoom.org

Silver Springs State Fish and Wildlife Area is named for the pristine springs that shimmer like silver in the sunlight. Even on extremely cold days, the pool does not freeze, and visitors marvel at the bordering beds of watercress. ... More on LLBean.com

Fox Hill East is located at the entrance of the Fox Hill subdivision on the corner of Sycamore Road and John Street. This 4 acre park includes playstructures ... More on KaBoom.org

Steven G. Bridge Regional Ballfields are a part of a 50 acre park and natural area located on Kennedy Road. This park includes three lighted ballfields ... More on KaBoom.org

Located down the street from the Fire Station in the Prairie Meadows development, this firefighter themed p... More on KidsPlayParks

Located down the street from the Fire Station in the Prairie Meadows development, this firefighter themed p... More on KaBoom.org

Emily Sleezer Park is a .25 acre park located on Homestead Drive established in 2002 with playstructures for children age 5-12. This park also includes picnic tables, benches, and half court ... More on KaBoom.org

Purcell Park is a .3 acre park located on the corner of Fairhaven Drive and Essex Court. The playstructure is for children ages ... More on KaBoom.org

Price Park is a .7 acre park located on Walsh Street in Greenbriar subdivision. This park consists of an age 5-12 playground, tables, park benches, swings, half court basketball, ... More on KaBoom.org

This transportation themed park located in the Autumn Creek subdivision is a great place to teach children about safety. With a tricycle track that loops the playground, the working stop and go signals will allow chil... More on KaBoom.org

Kiwanis Park is a 2 acre park located on Country Hills Drive in the Country Hills subdivision. This park has a fort theme ... More on KaBoom.org