Recreation

KNIGHT’S ACTION PARK/CARIBBEAN WATER ADVENTURE
With two parks at one location, the water park offers its newest attraction, the wave pool, along with waterslides, action river ride, bumper and pedal boats, activity courses, batting cages, go karts, laser tag and much more.

ADVENTURE VILLAGE
Located inside the Main Gate at the Illinois State Fairgrounds, you’ll find everything from ferris wheels to carousels and thrill rides.

BOULDER CREEK FUN PARK
Miniature golf, high-tech batting cages, Bankshot Basketball, and a driving range. At the end of the day, visit the park’s ice cream shoppe for a dip or two of your favorite ice cream or frozen yogurt.

JUNGLE O FUN
Children’s indoor playground with a 3 story soft play system, slides, ball pits, and air bounce. Also a game room, and snack bar. One price, unlimited play.

THE SILO, INC.
Central Illinois’ newest rock climbing gym. Offers two main chambers containing (40) 65’ routes, all lead cable. Two 100’ indoor routes, one of the tallest in the country.

LAKE SPRINGFIELD
Lake Springfield’s 4,235 acres offers recreational opportunities from sailing to water skiing, from swimming to picnicking. Several lovely parks are scattered around the shores of the lake. Whether you are looking for playgrounds, softball diamonds, or a location for a group function, Lake Springfield Marina is a full service marina offering rental of paddle boats, jet skis, and pontoon boats. Reserve the 35’ Party Barge (seats 30-35) for a private function.

SPRINGFIELD’S 9 GOLF COURSES

• Bergen Park Golf Course
• Pasfield Park Golf Course
• Brookhills Golf Club Inc.
• Piper Glen Golf Club
• Bunn Park Golf Course
• The Oaks Golf Course Inc.
• Lincoln Greens Golf Course
• The Rail Golf Course
• Longbridge Golf Course

THE LOST BRIDGE TRAIL
Stretching nearly 5 miles, the trail is built on the old Baltimore and Ohio Railroad line. This asphalt surface trail is bordered by dense tree lines, and woodland and prairie flowers.

THE WABASH TRAIL
Extends 2.2 miles along Springfield’s southwest side. The trail begins at Robbins Road and continues all the way to Park Street.