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Fall into Fun with our fall-themed programs and events. September and October highlights are included below. Check out everything we have planned for fall in our digital Play Book and register online to join us! Family Fun Museum Make-and-Take: Apple Carving – Sunday, September 8 Family Bingo Night – Friday, September 27 Halloween Happenings Oswego… Read More

Beginning August 20, 2024 petition packets will be available for circulation for two open Park Board Commissioner seats (one 6-year term and one unexpired 4-year term) for the April 1, 2025, Consolidated Election. Petition packets are available for in-person pickup at the Oswegoland Park District Boulder Point facility only, located at 0 Boulder Hill Pass,… Read More

Fall Fun for EVERYONE! We have loads of fantastic Fall Programs for participants of all ages. You can view all of our Fall Programs right here on our website. Or visit any program page to see what we are offering in your favorite program area! Once you find a program you like, click on the “Enroll”… Read More

Many groups, foundations, and organizations have adopted ribbons as symbols of support or awareness. For the second year in a row, we invite you to join the Park District’s DEI and Wellness Committees to Bridge Awareness for causes that are important to you by displaying a ribbon on the Hudson Crossing Park Bridge. Visit the… Read More

Trail Courtesy Reminders As summer hits its peak, our Park District’s 20+ miles of biking and hiking trails see their heaviest use. To ensure an enjoyable experience for everyone, please follow these basic courtesy rules: Stay to the Right: Walk, run, skate, and bike on the right side of the trail. Limit Group Size: When… Read More

Site work has begun, and the former Prairie Point Center has been removed from 313 E. Washington Street. In addition, the Oswego Village Board voted unanimously at its Tuesday, June 25 meeting to approve the District’s redevelopment plans. As part of the 2024 Community Investment Program, the Oswegoland Park District is redeveloping this site as… Read More

2023 Popular Annual Financial Report We have something to report! We invite you to review our 2023 Annual Report. This report provides a small glimpse into the vast scope of the work of the Oswegoland Park District. You’ll find highlights of the District’s activities, accomplishments, and finances throughout the past year. Various summaries and charts… Read More

PrairieFest 2024: Kendall County’s Biggest Festival Returns! Get ready for PrairieFest, Kendall County’s largest festival, happening from Thursday, June 13 to Sunday, June 16, 2024! Hosted by the Oswegoland Park District, this event is a community celebration you won’t want to miss. Get the latest festival information at prairiefest.com or follow the PrairieFest on Facebook at facebook.com/OswegoPrairieFest. Highlights:… Read More

Your Newest Place to Play: Bluegrass Park's New Playground is Open! We're excited to announce that the new playground at Bluegrass Park is officially open and ready for play! Designed specifically for children aged 2-5, this playground offers a range of fun activities including swings, slides, and a climber. But that's not all! Additional improvements… Read More

Enjoy the Summer at Our Splash Pad! Great news! Our community Splash Pad is now open for the summer season. With the warm weather here, it's a perfect time to visit Prairie Point Park and cool off. The Splash Pad is open daily from 11:00am to 7:30pm through Labor Day Weekend. 17 Fun Features Our… Read More

As part of the 2024 Community Investment Program, the Oswegoland Park District is set to redevelop Prairie Point Center. The dated site and facilities will be transformed into an Administrative and Operations hub that will provide Park District staff with the necessary space and technology to continue delivering high-quality recreational services and maintaining the District’s… Read More

Spring has arrived, bringing with it the emergence of dandelions in our parks. Every year, we get questions asking, "Why doesn’t the Park District control the dandelions?" There are two main reasons: First, we prioritize protecting our environment. Using chemicals to get rid of dandelions would harm the air, water, and soil in our parks.… Read More