Rainey Park, Chicago, IL

Rainey Park is a 5.3-acre public park in Chicago’s Lincoln Square neighborhood, bordered by West Lawrence Avenue and the North Shore Channel. The park’s 0.4-mile multi-use trail follows the channel and connects to the larger North Shore Channel Trail, allowing residents to walk, run, or cycle without crossing major streets. Two lighted baseball diamonds with bleachers host youth and adult leagues, while an adjacent playground with rubber surfacing and climbing structures serves younger children. A small field house provides restrooms and a meeting room that neighborhood groups reserve for events. Mature trees line the open lawn, offering shade for picnics, and a pollinator garden near the channel attracts butterflies and birds. The park sits two blocks from the Western Avenue CTA Brown Line station and one block from the commercial corridor along Lincoln Avenue, placing grocery stores, restaurants, and daily services within a five-minute walk.

Volleyball Courts

Location

City Chicago

State Illinois

Averages

Taxes $3,276

House $359,981

Townhouse –

Condo $134,900