★★★★★4.7 · 5 reviews📍 3035 N. Hoyne Ave., Chicago, IL 60618
DanceSportsfield activitiesField HockeyPaintingArt & CraftsAges 3–18++8 more
About Hamlin Park
Hamlin Park is an oasis for families in the North Center community. With 9.08 acres of outdoor and indoor fun, it's easy to see why. The fieldhouse and pool provide plenty of exercise options, such as Qi Gong, yoga, Kids Fitness, Olympic weightlifting, walking club, baseball, basketball, boxing, dodgeball, floor hockey, Junior Bears Youth football, kickball, seasonal sports, soccer, softball, track & field, and volleyball. Plus, the playground, assembly area, and dog-friendly area make the park a perfect place for families to come together. Preschoolers can socialize and build their self-confidence through Tot Spot, Tiny Tot Tumbling, Fun & Games, Arts & Crafts, and Music & Movement. And for teens, there’s the Teen Club and a variety of summer camps. With plenty of activities for all ages, Hamlin Park is a great place to spend time together.
Programs
The classes, camps and experiences this business offers.
Art & ABCs
Kids will get crafty and participate in activities involving arts and crafts, numbers and colors as well as play games and make new friends.
Mighty Fit Kids
In this fun, creative and constantly changing activity, participants will get a high-energy workout that will keep them coming back for more. Mighty Fit Kids is a fitness activity designed for children with a focus on increased energy, endurance, improvement in muscle tone, strength and flexibility.
Music and Movement
Move creatively to different types of music. Discover the fun and joy of playing to music.
Visit before you decide
See the space, meet the teachers, and get a feel for it — most businesses are happy to show families around.
Reviews
4.7
★★★★★
Based on 5 parent reviews
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