EDWARDSVILLE PARKS & RECREATION

Leclaire Baseball Field - 701 Hale Ave. is 3.3 acres home to Signature Little League baseball facilities

Leclaire Park - 900Hale Ave. is set on 5.8 acres located within the historic Leclaire neighborhood. This beautiful park includes three playground areas, historic bandstand gazebo, large picnic pavilion along with two small picnic shelters (rentable), bbq grills, handicap accessible restrooms, two acre fishing lake with lighted fountain and waterfall. Beautiful location f or weddings

Leon Corlew Park - 333 South Main Street is on 2 acres home to Accessible Splash Pad, Playground, Three Pavilions (rentable), fitness trail, restrooms, concession area and bbq grills.

Richards’ Woods – Corner of Route 143 and Schwarz Drive Recently added 35 acres of natural timbered woods currently being restored and plans include walking paths to enjoy the forested ridges and Mooney Creek run ning through it.

RP Lumber Center – 6289 Tiger Drive

• Brand new 65,000 square foot state-of-the-art ice rink and more opening in this May 2022.

• NHL Regulation Indoor Ice Rink

• Indoor/Outdoor Teen Center

• Community Rooms (rentable)

• 175-Meter Indoor Elevated Track

• Fitness Facility

• Birthday Parties – Learn to Skate – Youth and Adult Hockey

• More Information on RP Lumber Center – www.buildthecenter.com

Rotary Park - Hadley Ave. is a 0.5 acres small neighborhood park. The Park includes a playground and picnic tables

Springer Woods Park - Frederick Street & Springer Woods Lane is on 10.4 acres and is a wooded nature area that winds through a quiet ne ighborhood in the central, north end of the city. Includes Children’s Playground, Exercise Trail, two picnic table shelters with BBQ grills.

Terry Park - Terry Ave. is set on 3.9 acres and is largely a natural wildlife area

Tower Park - 89 Bennington Place is a one-acre neighborhood park which includes Basketball Court, Picnic Pavilion and Barbecue Grill

Lusk Park - 535 Randle Street sits on 2.8 acres, is the site of the City's oldest cemetery, and considered to be a passive park.

Plummer Family Park - 3501 Sports Park Drive is built on 83 acres and there is room for expansion for more baseball/softball multipurpose fiel ds

• Four lighted synthetic turf 12U baseball/softball fields.

• Three lighted synthetic turf multipurpose fields

• Three unlit grass multipurpose fields

• Twelve Outdoor Pickleball Courts

• Two Outdoor Batting Cages

• Two Concessions/Restroom Buildings

• Playground

Vadalabene Park - 501 & 599 Voge Ave. 3.75 acres is the home of the City’s youth softball & Peewee T-Ball programs. The Park includes one basketball court, two lighted softball fields, a children’s “tot lot” playground and two concession stands with restrooms

Winston Brown Recreation Complex - 1325 Schiller Ave. 10.5 acres, previously known as Lower Hoppe Park, includes two lighted soft ball fields, children’s playground, concession stand with restroom building, two picnic pavilions, two sand volleyball courts and two lighted full cour t basketball courts with spectator seating