Maryknoll Park

We played disc golf here the other day. nice little 9-​hole course. Most of the holes are straight shots and if you don’t care for obstacles (tree’s, bushes, etc) you’ll like this course. There are a few holes that supplement obstacles with longer drives, but then again, the back 3 – 4 holes feature some very short holes. If you’re looking for a challenging course Maryknoll doesn’t make the cut. But if you’re looking for a nice, easy-​going course where you probably won’t have to weed whack to find your disc… then stop by.
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We took our 7 and 4 yr old grandkids to Maryknoll Park and had a blast. We went for the splash pad which was great but the park is what blew us away. This large enclave has a section that has an area where our 7 yr old was captivated by a zip line, rock climb, giant triangular rope climb and a spinning rope climb. All were unique and so fun. There is also a regular park for younger kids. That park has some unique balance equipment that challenged the 4 yr old. The splash park is $ 3 per kid and charges adults $ 1. A dollar isn’t much but it surprised me that I had to pay to watch my own kids. There is a good amount of quality seating for adults which is nice. The facilities are clean and there is a covered picnic area for a large group. We did not visit the mini golf area bugt it looked impressive with lots of waterfalls. They also have a frisbee golf field. Highly recommend.

I had more fun than the 2 year year old (and he had a blast) and my entrance was only a buck!
Great splash park (Cheap for kids and adults, non-​residents $ 3 kids, $ 1 Adults) for the little ones.
Free park with playground, big sand play area and mini zip line!
Good picnic area and reasonably clean bathrooms, friendly staff.
Easy access heading east on Roosevelt, or just off 53. near HealthTrack Sports

Maryknoll Park is a great option for kids on a sunny day. Kids love the large splash pad. The $ 4 (non residents) entrance free is well worth it. They have chairs around the splash pad for parents & nannies. Kids can play on the large playground and sand pit. The older kids enjoy the zip line and climbing on the spider web.
They have picnic tables for your picnic lunch. I noticed a small concession stand but I think they only offer snacks and drinks.
Maryknoll Park also offers miniature golf, tennis, and disc golf. Kids & adults will enjoy an afternoon at this park!

Maryknoll Park is part of the Glen Ellyn Park District. It has something for almost everyone.
Lets start with whats free. There’s a park and sand area. Beware!!! The sand stains!(Shout out to Carrie for the warning, you were right but my little ones couldn’t avoid it.) There’s an area that they have a spider web type climbing structure, a spinning climbing thingy, and a 75ft zip line. Good times. There’s also a shaded area with picnic tables and bathrooms that are ill lit and not ventilated super great. Still better than a porta potty.
The splash park is $ 3 for kids, $ 1 for non resident adults. No food is allowed in this area, and the kid working the snack area right outside of the splash pad encouraged us to police the other parents. Sorry dude, not gonna happen. The splash park isn’t huge but it’s good for an hour or so of fun. The kids loved the train, but it was so slippery and quite a few little ones fell.
They also offer mini golf. It’s $ 5 for 18 holes and there is a 36 hole option too.
It’s a good time, we’ll be back. But I do wish they would sell the punch pass they offer ($ 20 for 10 visits) in the same area you pay to get into the splash park. Just a suggestion.