Wexford Park, Wheaton, IL

Wexford Park in Wheaton spans 35 acres of rolling terrain with a 1.2-mile paved loop trail used by residents for walking, jogging, and cycling. The park includes three lighted tennis courts, two full-size baseball diamonds, and a playground with rubberized surfacing. A fishing pond stocked by the Wheaton Park District attracts anglers, while open fields accommodate informal soccer and picnicking. Mature oak and maple trees provide shade along the trail and around the parking area. The park sits adjacent to the Illinois Prairie Path, allowing direct access to the regional 61-mile crushed-limestone route. Restroom facilities and drinking fountains are located near the main parking lot. The site is bordered by residential streets, placing it within a short walk or bike ride from several neighborhoods and the Wheaton Public Library branch on Wesley Street.