Sereda Park, Western Springs, IL

Sereda Park covers 38 acres in Western Springs with a 1.2-mile asphalt loop that connects to the Illinois Prairie Path, allowing residents to walk or bike east toward Oak Brook without crossing major roads. The park’s northern section features two lighted tennis courts, a playground with rubberized surfacing, and a reservable shelter with restrooms and electrical outlets. South of the loop, a sledding hill rises 25 feet above a retention pond that is stocked annually with rainbow trout for spring fishing. Mature oak and hickory trees line the park’s western edge, providing shade for picnics and reducing wind exposure during winter. The main parking lot holds 110 spaces and is plowed within two hours after snowfall, keeping the sledding hill and path accessible. Western Springs Public Library and the downtown Metra station are each a five-minute walk from the park’s south entrance, placing daily errands and commuter service within easy reach for households that value outdoor space alongside convenience.

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Location

City Western Springs

State Illinois

Averages

Taxes $14,403

House $759,725

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