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General Information. 580 E Woodrow Ave, Columbus, OH 43207. 7 a.m.-11 p.m. Featured Facilities. Barack Community Center. Lincoln Pool. Athletic Facilities. Athletic Fields. Basketball Courts. Pickleball Overlays. About. Lincoln Park was acquired in 1916 and is a 15.962 acre community park in the South Side community. Amenities. 15.962 Acres.
- Lincoln Park Zoo
- North Avenue Beach
- Lincoln Park Conservatory
- Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum
- Getting There
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Lincoln Park Zoo opens at 10 a.m. and savvy Chicagoans will tell you that it's best to start here early as the zoo crowds grow exponentially in the afternoon (the quality of the exhibits and the free admission draw upwards of 3 million people a year). Because the zoo is nestled in the heart of the park, it has an intimate setting that allows a much...
With more than 6.5 million visitors a year, North Avenue Beach is Chicago's busiest. It's no wonder why: the wide, sandy shore and outlook are perfect for gazing at the clear, blue waters of Lake Michigan. North Avenue Beach also plays host to professional beach volleyball tournaments, as well as the annual Chicago Air and Water Show. Even in the w...
After a busy day so far, it's time to slow down a bit and take a break, and there is nowhere better to do that than the Lincoln Park Conservatory. Located at the north end of the zoo, the free conservatory was built over the course of 5 years between 1890 and 1895 and features four serene greenhouses, including the Orchid House, the Fernery, the Pa...
Just across the street on the north side of Fullerton Avenue is the last stop on the day trip, the Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum. The nature museum opened in 1999 with a clear mission to educate the public, especially urban dwellers, on the importance of maintaining the quality of nature that surrounds us and steps to take that can help the environ...
There are several ways to get to Lincoln Park and the Lincoln Park Zoo from downtown: 1. By bus: Take the #151 Sheridan Northbound to the Webster stop. The main gate to the zoo is directly across the street. 2. By cab:The zoo is a short cab ride from most of downtown. Expect to pay approximately $10-12 each way. If you want to sound like a native, ...
Explore the zoo, beach, conservatory, and nature museum in Lincoln Park, a 1,200-acre urban oasis. Learn about the history, attractions, and tips for visiting this popular destination.
Lincoln Park runs from north to south through five Chicago community areas: Edgewater, Uptown, Lake View, Lincoln Park, and Near North. Along its seven-mile (11 km) stretch, Lincoln Park has many specialized spaces for recreational activities.
- Go shopping at Armitage and Halsted. Looking for something fun to do in the Armitage - Halstead area? Explore the myriad of dining and shopping destinations in the area.
- Try the chocolate fondue of Geja’s Café. Editor's Note: Photo taken from the establishment's official social account. Are you looking for a romantic dining experience with your loved one?
- Go for drinks at The J. Parker Rooftop. Editor's Note: Photo taken from the establishment's official social account. Enjoy unwinding with a drink at The J. Parker Rooftop with Chicago’s skyline and Lake Michigan as your backdrop.
- Learn about Lincoln Park's ghosts at Chicago: Ghosts of Lincoln Park Walking Tour (from USD 32.0) If you love horror and ghost stories, Chicago: Ghosts of Lincoln Park Walking Tour has you covered.
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The park location is at 240 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd Columbus, OH 43203 and adjacent to The King Arts Complex. Mayme Moore Park is the most popular park in the Bronzeville King-Lincoln District. It is a neighborhood park and an area for community gatherings, activities and celebrations.
Goodale Park is a 32.56 acre regional park in the Victorian Village community. History. Goodale Park’s history goes back to the early 1800s, when Franklin County was battling malaria, cholera, and typhoid fever. The county’s first physician, Dr. Lincoln Goodale, advocated for open spaces to improve public health.
Dodge, Driving Park, Glenwood and Tuttle pools: Thursday, July 4: Noon-6 p.m. Lincoln, Marion Franklin, Maryland and Windsor pools are closed on July 4. All outdoor pools open for the season on June 8. Monday-Friday: 1-7:30 p.m. Saturday: Noon-6 p.m. Sunday: Noon-6 p.m.
