Peregrine Park, Bartlett, IL

Peregrine Park occupies 38 acres along the west bank of the Fox River in Bartlett, where a 1.8-mile paved loop and several natural-surface spurs connect directly to the 40-mile Illinois Prairie Path. The park’s two playgrounds, eight lighted tennis courts, four baseball diamonds, and an 18-hole disc golf course draw daily use from residents throughout the year. A 25-acre lake supports non-motorized boating and seasonal ice skating, while two fishing piers and a dog exercise area sit within a short walk of the parking lots. The main shelter includes restrooms, drinking fountains, and electrical service for permitted events. Tall prairie grasses and stands of oak and hickory provide habitat for migrating birds and give the park a distinct open-space character. From the eastern edge of the property, downtown Bartlett’s Metra station is reachable by a continuous off-street trail in less than ten minutes, linking the park to regional transit without crossing major roadways.

Location

City Bartlett

State Illinois

Averages

Taxes $7,451

House –

Townhouse $371,291

Condo –