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COMMUNITY CENTER — 1619 Wesley Avenue
The Community Center serves as home to the district's administrative office. It was initially constructed in 1982 and had an addition built in 1989. The center is equipped with five administrative offices, one dance room, two preschool centers, two multiple purpose rooms, board room, restrooms, mechanical room, and general storage areas. The center has rooms available for rent and takes registration six days per week.
Community Center
 
 
BERWYN CULTURAL/SENIOR CENTER — 6420 W 16TH
Senior Center This location owned by the City of Berwyn was made available for use by the North Berwyn Park District through an intergovernmental agreement. This facility will be used to house music and art programs as well as senior activities.
 
 
MAINTENANCE BUILDING — 2134 Wenonah Avenue
The maintenance building construction was completed in late Spring of 2000.  It is equipped with an office area, two vehicle bays, one service bay, mechanical room, indoor/outdoor restrooms, and general storage area.
 
 
LINCOLN MIDDLE SCHOOL — 16th and Gunderson Avenue
As part of an intergovernmental agreement between the agency and school district 98 established in 1996, this school is accessed during after school hours and houses a wide variety of recreational programs for all ages. This agreement provides for activities that would be otherwise prohibitive and is an excellent model of government cooperation designed to maximize use of resident tax dollars. Lincoln School
 
 
JEFFERSON SCHOOL — 16th and Wisconsin Avenue
Jefferson School A continued aspect of the intergovernmental agreement between the agency and school district 98 established in 1996, this school is accessed during after school hours and houses a wide variety of recreational programs for all ages. This agreement provides for activities that would be otherwise prohibitive and is an excellent model of government cooperation designed to maximize use of resident tax dollars.
 
 
HAVLICEK SCHOOL — 15th and Ridgeland Avenue
A continued aspect of the intergovernmental agreement between the agency and school district 98 established in 1996, this school is accessed during after school hours and houses a wide variety of recreational programs for all ages. This agreement provides for activities that would be otherwise prohibitive and is an excellent model of government cooperation designed to maximize use of resident tax dollars. Havilcek School
 
 
PRAIRIE OAK SCHOOL (formerly Custer) — 15th and Oak Park Avenue
Prairie Oaks School A continued aspect of the intergovernmental agreement between the agency and school district 98 established in 1996, this school is accessed during after school hours and houses a wide variety of recreational programs for all ages. This agreement provides for activities that would be otherwise prohibitive and is an excellent model of government cooperation designed to maximize use of resident tax dollars.
 
 
PRAIRIE OAK COMMUNITY GYMNASIUM — 15th and Oak Park Avenue
This new gymnasium was made possible by an intergovenmental agreement with school district 98.  This facility is used for various athletic programs, the SOS after school program, soccer, volleyball, basketball and special events. Prairie Oaks Gym
 
 
BERWYN GARDENS — Between Grove and Maple north of Cermak Avenue
Berwyn Gardens
Berwyn Gardens is an award-winning park that was developed in 1997 as a six parcel linear outdoor recreational area. Components contained within the 3.1 acre facility include game tables, a gazebo and shelter, two age-specific modular playsets, a sand volleyball court, garden areas, benches, shade trees, ornamental trees, flowering shrubs, and rolling berms. The park was constructed on the old vacin fairway, which was donated by the City of Berwyn.

In January 1998, commissioners and staff received an award from the Illinois Association of Park Districts for Berwyn Gardens being the outstanding facility constructed during 1997. The park received it’s name in recognition of the beautiful gardens that are representative of the residential units throughout the community.

Berwyn Gardens is home to various special events: Movies in the Park, Concerts in the Park, Dancing Under the Stars, the Children's Entertainment Series, the Halloween Pumpkin Patch, and the Easter Egg Hunt.
 
 
PYRCE PARK — 16th and Wesley Avenue
Pyrce Park
Pyrce Park was acquired from the City of Berwyn in 1979. Various minor improvements were made at the park until 1992, at which time a master plan to redevelop the facility was initiated. In 2003 the old wading pool was replaced with a new Spray pool.  Renovations were also made to the playground equipment.  Components contained within the 2 acre facility include a spray pool, two age-specific modular play units, a swingset, pergola structure, benches, shade trees, ornamental trees, flowering shrubs, and garden areas. The park received it’s name in July 1996 in recognition of Leona Pyrce, one of the founders of the agency.
 
 
UNITY PARK — 1227 Kenilworth Avenue
Unity School 
This passive playground was constructed with an Open Space Land and Development grant through the State of Illinois.  The playground features picnic area and play equipment for use by all members of the family.
 
 
JEFFERSON PARK FIELD — 16th and Wenonah Avenue
Jefferson Field
This new location is owned by school district 98 and was made available for use by the North Berwyn Park District through an intergovernmental agreement.  This park was converted to an artificial surface; the park is used for daily physical activities, t-ball, soccer, flag football, and various other activities.  Call 708-749-4900x14 for field use information.
 
 
KRIZ SKATE PARK — 15th and Maple
Skate Park
This innovative facility is a welcome addition to the community and was made possible through an intergovernmental agreement with the City of Berwyn. This park is open seasonally and will serve our teens and adults for many years to come.
Hours are Monday - Friday from 2:30 pm - Dusk and Weekends from 9am - Dusk.
Call 708-749-4900x10 for details on how to obtain a pass.
 
ST. MARY OF CELLE BASEBALL FIELD — 14th and Euclid
St. Mary of Celle Baseball Field
This location owned by the Archdiocese of Chicago was made available for use by the North Berwyn Park District through a lease agreement. Various teams will have access to the field for Little League games as well as park district special events.
 
 
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