Adopt-A-Park Program

The Adopt-a-Park program in Libertyville is administered by the Public Works Department. It is similar to the existing Adopt-a-Highway program. Libertyville is proud of its parks and encourages community groups or neighborhoods to adopt a park. The typical responsibility is a clean-up in the Spring and Fall to keep the parks ready for all to enjoy. Please read the guidelines and requirements prior to submitting the application. The Public Works Department will recognize approved groups with a sign in their assigned park. If your group is interested, please complete an application and return it to the Public Works Department. Questions? Call the Public Works Department at 847-362-3434. 

A map of park locations is available here.

Park Name	Park Adopter	Location	Size - Acres
Adler Park	The Frankie Arcaro Foundation	1500 N. Milwaukee Avenue	29.0
Blueberry Park	Butler Buddies	220 Blueberry Road	1.0
Butler Lake Park	Change the World Club	815 W. Lake Street	22
Canterbury Park	Available to Adopt	1200 W. Golf Road	15
Charles Brown Park	Family	1015 Dawes Avenue	7.4
Duane Laska Park	Rockland Girl Scouts	605 Garfield Avenue	1.4
Gilbert Stiles Park	Girl Scout Troop 40758	1670 Cass Avenue	4.1
Greentree Park	Girl Scout Troop 47053	500 Greentree Parkway	8.5
Jo Ann Eckmann Park	Girl Scout Troup 47433	1600 Nathan Lane	5.0
Kenloch Park	Family	142 Kenloch Lane	0.5
Nicholas Dowden Park	Rockland Cares - District #70	920 Crane Blvd.	19.0
Paradise Park	Girl Scout Troops 47481 & 47160	606 Paradise Lane	3.8
Paul Neal Park	Cub Scouts Troop #72	1251 Newcastle Drive	6.1
Red Top Park	Troop 72	900 Red Top Drive	17.3
Riverside Park North	Growing with Grace Preschool	700 Riverside Drive	9.0
Riverside Park South	Body & Brain Health Centers	870 Country Club Drive	17.4
Sunrise Rotary Park	Healthy Body Healthy Mind	250 N. Milwaukee Avenue	1.8
Timber Creek Park	Holy Cross Lutheran Church	1918 Darnell Street	0.8
Willis Overholser	Available to Adopt	1500 Virginia Avenue	7.7