Events
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Aug
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Location:
6312 W. Rosedale Ave.
Chicago, IL 60646
Supervisor:
Tiffany Kessel
Phone Numbers:
Main
(773) 631-7156
Hours
Park Hours
Description
Located one block south of Peterson Avenue, just east of Nagle Avenue, Rosedale Park may only cover 3.02 acres, but it packs into its schedule sports, recreational, and leisure opportunities for all ages and interests.
Rosedale Park offers a variety of sports and activities; these may include Kickball, Dodgeball, Soccer, Arts and Crafts. Preschool age children (3-5yrs) join in Kiddie College, Art and Crafts, Painting and many more. Parent or Guardian involvement programs, toddler age children (18months-36 months) may include Tot Spot, Moms, Pops and Tots Interactions, Music and Movement. For our adults and Seniors we have pickleball. Seniors we also offer Senior Stretching.
In the summer, Rosedale offers a fun-filled and affordable 6-week day camp (ages 6 - 12) for community children. Rec-Leader in Training (ages 13 - 15) is also available with limited spots.
In addition to its fieldhouse with a gymnasium, Rosedale Park features a softball field, a junior-size soccer field, two basketball standards, two mini soccer pitches, two playgrounds and a spraypool. Check with the park for availability for rentals of the gym and clubroom.
History
Rosedale Park was the creation of the Jefferson Park District, established in 1920 to provide neighborhood parks for its rapidly-developing northwest side community. The Jefferson Park District acquired land for Rosedale Park from 1930-1932. By 1933, the district had issued contracts for site development, including an agreement to build a fieldhouse, one of three designed for the district by architect Clarence Hatzfeld. In 1934, Rosedale Park became part of the 快播视频鈥檚 portfolio when the Jefferson Park District and 21 other park commissions merged to form the new consolidated district.
Rosedale Park takes its name from the avenue that runs along its southern border. The street was in turn named for Rosedale, Pennsylvania, the hometown of John Lewis Cochran (1857-1923), the developer of the Edgewater community along Chicago's lakeshore.
Parking/Directions
For directions using public transportation visit .
Map & Facilities
Rosedale Basketball Courts
Rosedale Baseball Field
Rosedale Playground - W
Rosedale Water Spray Feature
Rosedale Playground - E
