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www.pdop.org
Facility Info
Park Permits (Available April 1 - October 31)
If you are planning an event in a park in Oak Park, you may need to secure a park permit in order to proceed
with your event. Certain activities that require a permit include, but are not limited to:
• gatherings/events with 12 or more participants
• professional filming or photography
• use of any amplified sound, including microphones or radios
• bringing outside equipment into a park
• food or merchandise sales or sampling
• events requiring a specific location within a park
Obtaining a Park Permit
To apply for a permit or determine if your activity requires a permit, please visit www.pdop.org. Fill out the
appropriate permit request and submit it to the Park District at least 3 weeks prior to the proposed activ-
ity. Requests must be accompanied by the application fee ($10 for residents, $25 for non-residents) to be
processed. Questions? Email reservations@pdop.org.
Picnic Patio and Shelter Permits -
Permits may be reserved for the Field Park gazebo, Taylor Park patio, Taylor Park Picnic Shelter or the new
Lindberg Park Picnic Shelter during the spring/summer/fall seasons. Two timeslots are available, 10am-3pm
or 4pm to dusk.
LOCATION MAX.
CAPACITY
FEE GRILLING ALLOWED?
Field Park Gazebo Up to 25
Residents: $60/timeslot
NonResidents: $90/timeslot
Not allowed
Taylor Park Patio Up to 75
Residents: $75/timeslot
NonResidents: $115/timeslot
Allowed on adjacent
provided grills only
Taylor Park Picnic Shelter Up to 35
Residents: $75/timeslot
NonResidents: $115/timeslot
Not allowed
New! Lindberg Park Picnic
Shelter
Up to 35
Residents: $75/timeslot
NonResidents: $115/timeslot
Not allowed
Facility Rentals
The Park District of Oak Park offers a variety of
venues for your special occasions. Among them are
Cheney Mansion, Pleasant Home and the Oak Park
Conservatory, which are unique historic properties
well-suited for weddings, showers and corporate
functions. Our recreation centers, located through-
out the community, are great settings for birthday
parties, showers and other family gatherings.
Cheney Mansion
www.cheneymansion.com
Poppy Vogel, poppy.vogel@pdop.org
708-725-2500
Pleasant Home
www.pleasanthome.org
Sarah Najera, senajera@pleasanthome.org
(708) 383-2654
Oak Park Conservatory
www.oakparkconservatory.org
Poppy Vogel, poppy.vogel@pdop.org
708-725-2500
Community Centers
(Andersen, Barrie, Field, Fox, Longfellow)
www.pdop.org/rentals
Barrie Park Sport Court
www.pdop.org/rentals
Stevenson Center Skatepark &
Sport Courts
www.pdop.org/rentals
RCRC Ice Arena & Meeting Rooms
Mike Lushniak, michael.lushniak@pdop.org
(708) 725-2303
Birthday Parties
www.pdop.org/birthdayparties
Pool & Rink
Kyle Sandine, kyle.sandine@pdop.org
(708) 725-2309
Indoor Playground
Amanda Heiman, amanda.heiman@pdop.org
(708) 725-2106
Gymnastics Parties
Emily Costenaro, emily.costenaro@pdop.org
708- 725-2000
Oak Park Conservatory Parties
Patti Staley, patti.staley@pdop.org or
708-725-2451
Walking Paths (Approximate)
• Austin Gardens: 4 laps ≈ 1mile
• Barrie Park: 3 laps ≈ 1 mile
• Euclid Square Park: 4 laps ≈ 1 mile
• Longfellow Park: 3 laps ≈1mile
• Maple Park: N to S path loop 1.5 laps ≈ 1 mile
• Mills Park: 6 laps ≈ 1 mile
• Scoville Park: 3 laps ≈ 1 mile
• Taylor Park: 2 laps ≈1 mile
Longer Trips - Distances are roundtrip!
• Austin Gardens to Lindberg Park: 2.1 miles
• Barrie Park to Euclid Square Park: 1.8 miles
• Field Park to Taylor Park: 1.3 miles
• Longfellow Park to Euclid Square: 2.2 miles
• Lindberg Park to Taylor Park: 1.4 miles
• Maple Park to Fox Park: 2.3 miles
TIME FOR A BRISK
WINTER WALK!
Walking is a great way to
get some exercise! The only
equipment you need are your
legs and some walking shoes!
Visit us online and you
will find links to each path
mapped out in the park!
pdop.org/walkingpaths
