Bring the whole family to discover how to love and care for trees at the Morton Arboretum! With 16 miles of hiking trails and nine miles of driving and biking roads, there's something for everyone. Kids can learn about the diverse collection of trees from around the world while enjoying the beautiful natural landscapes. And you can be sure to find plenty of educational activities to keep them entertained. Open 365 days a year from 7 a.m. to sunset, the Arboretum is the perfect place to spend a day or more outdoors. The Arboretum is also committed to protecting and preserving our environment. They conduct leading scientific research on tree health and improvement and collaborate with organizations throughout the region and around the world to ensure trees thrive. By visiting the Arboretum, you can be part of a greater effort to plant and conserve trees for a greener, healthier, and more beautiful world. Make sure to check out the Arboretum’s website for more information about their mission and upcoming events.

We believe that instilling lifetime values and developing leadership skills and ethical character in young people is essential for the future of our communities. That's why we proudly support the Scout Oath and Law, which provide guidance and direction to our youth in their journey of life. We are committed to helping young people learn the importance of ethical decision-making, responsibility, and respect for others. Through our various programs and activities, we are dedicated to helping each young person discover the leader within themselves. Our ultimate goal is to help them become strong, confident, and responsible citizens who will make a difference in their communities.

Originally owned by the Boy Scouts Camp Heffernan, Easterseals purchased the property in 1989 and has since been working to transform it into a year-round camp and retreat center. For over sixty years, campers of all abilities have experienced the joys of camping, and have benefited from the specialized programming offered. Through the work of the Timber Pointe Charitable Foundation, the Easterseals property has become a place of fun and discovery for individuals and families alike. Offering a range of inclusive activities and adapted programming, Timber Pointe offers a truly unique and special experience for its campers.

The Skokie Park District has been providing quality programs and services to the Skokie community since 1928. Serving more than 63,000 residents of Skokie, Illinois and customers throughout Chicagoland, the district is committed to protecting natural resources, preserving historical sites, and providing thousands of unique recreational opportunities across its 240 acres of parkland. The park district is a proud recipient of the “National Gold Medal for Excellence in Park and Recreation Management,” and offers a wide range of programs and special events, including summer camps, state-licensed full-day childcare and preschool, and before and after-school care for grades K-5. Families in the community can enjoy the district’s fun and educational activities all year long. The Skokie Park District is committed to providing the best for the Skokie community. With its dedication to offering quality programs and services, the park district is sure to continue to provide recreational opportunities and experiences that will be cherished for years to come.