Protecting our natural lands for the benefit of present and future residents

“Leave only your footprints”

Our mission is to enhance and preserve the quality of life and environment, and to acquire and protect our natural lands for the benefit of present and future residents.

Feb 17th Board of Commissioner’s Meeting

Postponed Due to Lack-of-Quorum

The Next Meeting will be Monday, March 3rd

630PM at Reed-Turner Nature Center

Winter Programs Now Open

All the ones you love and new ones too! Register now!

2 girls excited while building robots
Reed Turner Woodland sign at front entrance

Long Grove Park District

The Long Grove Park District currently owns approximately 450 acres encompassing ponds and streams; wetlands and flood plans; woodlands; unique plant and wildlife habitats; trails and active recreation areas which include Gridley and Lemmon-Hill baseball fields. We offer a variety of programs and events for all ages throughout the year.

Get Involved

The Long Grove Park District is a non-taxing governmental organization. What this means to you is that we do not levy a tax on your property value. We able to continue our work preserving open lands through donations, programs, grants and by community time and/or money.

Volunteers smiling in front of woodland kiosk

“Gorgeous trails, lots of trees and shade. So much to see between bridges, the creek and different paths to take. Very peaceful, can’t wait to return.”

— Long Grove resident describing Reed-Turner Woodland Preserve

Let’s meet up in real life to share in the beauty of Long Grove’s best hidden gems

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