Loyola Park

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12/29/20 - Another gorgeous sunrise @ Loyola Beach

1230 W Greenleaf Ave

Chicago, IL 60626

+1 (773) 262-8605

http://www.loyolapark.org

Located in the East Rogers Park community (adjacent on the west to Sheridan Road, abutting Loyola University’s property to the south, and Lake Michigan on the east), Loyola Park sits on approximately 21.5 acres of land.

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Kate M.

8/4/2024

We had a blast at Loyola beach today! We typically go to Montrose, but wanted somewhere a little less crowded and that's exactly what we got. The beach is so pretty! We were easily able to find...

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Joe C.

10/9/2023

Great little park on the outskirts of Chicago. One of the last till you cross the border of the city. That's exactly how it feels, caught between two world. 9ne direction is long grass on a beach...

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Megan S.

2/19/2023

Wonderful beach and walking/running trail. I was pleasantly surprised to find a row of over 150 painted benches, so pretty!

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Andrew P.

6/13/2021

I love Loyola Park. I am a native New Yorker and I had no idea Chicago even had beaches Yet alone one just blocks away from me! It's usually empty during the week. I went one Saturday just to...

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Jeremy J.

1/30/2021

Nice cool park in Chicago that is on the border of the lake and has some cool designs and sculptures and different walking paths and peers that's pretty cool to check out. My family and I stopped...

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Rogers Ave Park & Beach

Rogers Ave Beach and Park in Chicago, IL, offers a peaceful retreat along the shores of Lake Michigan. Visitors can enjoy a sandy beach area for sunbathing and swimming, as well as grassy picnic spots for relaxation. This beach and park provide a simple and serene setting for locals and tourists to unwind and connect with nature in the heart of the city.