Independence Grove

Libertyville, Estados Unidos

4.8

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11 opiniones

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Teléfono:
+1 847-367-6640
Sitio web:
www.lcfpd.org
Dirección:
Independence Grove Forest Preserve 31333 N Milwaukee Ave, Libertyville, IL, 60048
Paradas y estaciones de transporte público cercanas:
2.7 kmLibertyville
2.8 kmMetra Station
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Bueno para niños
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Hoy

Hoy 06:30 – 19:00
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Horario local (Libertyville) 19:21 jueves, 6 de noviembre de 2025

Horario de apertura

lunes 06:30 – 19:00
martes 06:30 – 19:00
miércoles 06:30 – 19:00
jueves 06:30 – 19:00
viernes 06:30 – 19:00
sábado 06:30 – 19:00
domingo 06:30 – 19:00

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11 opiniones sobre Independence Grove

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Tu valoración: 5
Libertyville, IL
This place is wonderful. It offers shelters you can reserve for picnics. Nice bathrooms with running water. A beach, restaurant, watercraft rental, trails around the lake and access to the des plaines river trail for longer runs, hikes and biking. Canoe launch! It’s got it all! They have a gate at the front to charge admission although lake county residents are FREE with ID. I remember when this used to be a rock quarry back in the day. Honestly they really couldn’t have done a better job repurposing it.
Tu valoración: 5
Chicago, IL
Our dogs love this place! There is so much space to run and explore, and our lab loves to get in the water and play. We love coming here!
Tu valoración: 5
Chicago, IL
I scope out dog parks everywhere I go, in multiple states and cities. The Lake County dog parks are by far the best I have seen. Buy an annual pass, which is pricier than most city dog parks, but absolutely worth the price (includes 4 large parks). There is so much space to run! The beaches, open grass, and trails offer a variety of things to do. There are some hidden trails off the big open field across from the lake. The best part about this park is humans get their exercise in too.
The park was recently remodeled finishing in early 2014, and the trails look great. Our dogs often require a bath after coming here, especially after a good amount of rain or snow. Definitely worth it for how much fun they have and how tired they are after!
Tu valoración: 4
Naperville, IL
Being from California, I thought «dog exercise area» was synonymous with «dog park.» Boy, was I wrong. Dog parks are like prison compared to the Independence Grove DEA. The boyfriend and I love taking our dog here as a special treat. She just loves to explore, sniff, poop and mark territory to her heart’s content.
A daily parking permit costs $ 5 but I recommend purchasing an annual pass. The permit is good for any of the dog exercise areas in Lake County. And if you’re a good owner, you’ll probably take your dog out enough times that the permit pays for itself.
Tu valoración: 5
Mundelein, IL
Love the lake. Best Dog Park ever! You can walk around the entire lake maybe 20 – 25 mins walk and get some dog bonding time. Big dogs love swimming there. There’s a big running area where dogs gather and play with each other. Everyone is friendly, too!
Tu valoración: 5
Lincolnshire, IL
My favorite! My dog has so much fun swimming here, the lake and plentiful trails are great features! I love that there is an entrance to the Des Plaines River for dogs to swim, this is a beautiful park!
Tu valoración: 5
Mundelein, IL
Wonderful place for owners and dogs alike
Tu valoración: 4
Mundelein, IL
A perfect park for a dog that likes to get in the water, or for a brisk walk. As a place to meet and romp with other dogs, however, this park is less than ideal since it has really only one open area. The day I went it was muddy, but in drier weather I wouldn’t think this would be much of an issue. A nice touch is the multiple garbage cans along the trail that encircles the lake, so you dont have to carry your pooch’s shame with you for miles. The people a this park seemed less than friendly to me, but I guess I didn’t go there to talk to other people either, so I’ll cut them a break there.
Tu valoración: 5
Denver, CO
A great place to exercise the doggies. Be prepared to bathe afterwards — lots of water (and mud) features!
Tu valoración: 5
Chicago, IL
This is the biggest, baddest, bestest doggie park in the Chicagoland area and we think it’s well worth the drive to give our pit bull the opportunity to get wet and muddy, to climb trees, to sniff after beavers, and to chase squirrels. It’s fenced in on two sides and bounded by the Des Plaines river, which our dog will jump right over, but is still a «boundary.»
As with all dog parks, though, there are some idiot owners and don’t be surprised if some dog comes barreling out of nowhere to play with your dog… and the owner takes 10 minutes to catch up. (please don’t be that guy– keep your dog in your eyesight!)
They enforce the passes, and we saw a ranger checking cars for passes as we left.
Tu valoración: 5
Chicago, IL
This is great place to let your dog run free. It is an enourmous 30-​acre park to let your dog romp and run freely off leash. There is basically one large trail around a huge pond and a large open area on the one end. If you dog is obsessed with the water, I know they will be in out of the water all along the path. It costs $ 10 for non-​Lake county residents. It’s about 45 minutes from downtown Chicago (without traffic).