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Located in the East Rogers Park community (adjacent on the west to Sheridan Road, abutting Loyola University’s property to the south, and Lake Michigan on the east), Loyola Park sits on 40.87 acres of land. The large fieldhouse is equipped with two gymnasiums, woodshop, boxing center and clubrooms for rental. Outside, the park offers a senior baseball and a softball field, a two-hoop basketball court, sand volleyball courts, four tennis courts, a playground, as well as a nearly 2/3-mile walking trail along the beautiful beach and Lake Michigan.  Beach season begins the Friday before Memorial Weekend and goes through Labor Day. 

With a great diversity, and quantity, of programs: there’s something for everyone at Loyola Park! Parents will appreciate the opportunity for their tots / preschoolers to increase their socialization skills in programs such as: kiddie college, tot spot, tiny tot and recreational-tumbling. Loyola Park is one of the sites for the popular park kids after school program for youth; Winter and Spring break camps are available during days when school is out.

Recreation for youth includes: baseball, basketball, boxing, cheerleading, cross-country, and gymnastics, hip hop dance, seasonal sports, soccer, softball, track & field, and volleyball. Our pre-teens and teens can make new friendships in their age-appropriate clubs. Other teen programs include: baseball, basketball, boxing, cheerleading, drop-in, flag football, hip hop dance, soccer, and volleyball. During the summer, Loyola Park offers various camps for youth.

Loyola Park is also noted for its Special Recreation programs for people with disabilities—including training for Special Olympics, after school Park Kids, summer camp for children and teens.

Adults and/or seniors are not forgotten; they can enjoy low-impact aerobics, conditioning, cross training, yoga, boxing, and volleyball.

On the cultural side, Loyola Park offers arts & crafts and woodcraft. Synapse Arts offers ballet and hip-hop dance classes as well as a hip-hop performance troupe.  Chicago Tap Theatre offers tap classes for kids to adults.

Loyola Park is the home of artist Lynn Takata’s “Windform”: a 100’ long abstract concrete sculpture, which is meant to represent the movement of the water--and provides areas for patrons to sit and enjoy the lake, as well as slopes for children to climb and play on.

Loyola Park hosts a bounty of annual special events throughout the year.  Boxing Show and Halloween Party, Black History Month Celebration, Family Valentine Dance, Earth Day Park Clean-up, Gym Showcase, and the Father’s Day-weekend Artists of the Wall Festival are among the community favorites!