Overview
Marquette Park is a large park on Chicago's Southwest Side, in the Chicago Lawn neighborhood. The park features a golf course, a lagoon, gardens, and the historic Marquette Park fieldhouse. The park is one of the largest parks on the Southwest Side and is a center of the community. The park's golf course is one of the most affordable public courses in Chicago, and the lagoon and gardens provide a scenic, natural setting. Marquette Park is named after Father Jacques Marquette, the French explorer.
Why Visit
Marquette Park offers a large, comprehensive park experience on Chicago's Southwest Side. The golf course is one of the most affordable public courses in the city. The lagoon and gardens provide a scenic, natural setting for walking and relaxation. The historic fieldhouse offers recreation and community programs. The park's size and location make it a center of community life on the Southwest Side.
Amenities
- 9-hole golf course
- Lagoon with walking paths
- Gardens and natural areas
- Historic Marquette Park fieldhouse
- Sports fields and tennis courts
- Playground and picnic areas
- Free admission to the park
Things to Do
- Play golf at the 9-hole course
- Walk around the lagoon
- Walk through the gardens
- Visit the historic fieldhouse
- Play sports on the fields and courts
- Picnic in the park
Who This Park Is Best For
Golfers, families, and anyone seeking a large park with recreation facilities on Chicago's Southwest Side.
Parking Information
Street parking and parking lots are available at the park. Public transit is available, with the CTA Orange Line nearby.
Location
6734 S Kedzie Ave, Chicago, IL 60629
Nearby Cities & Neighborhoods
Nearby Attractions
- 9-hole golf course
- Lagoon
- Gardens
- Historic fieldhouse