The Addison Park District Board of Commissioners and Park District staff anxiously await the start of many fun-filled, action-packed activities, special events, and programs that are planned for the upcoming season. Your park board believes that Addison deserves the best: the best parks, the best programs, the best service.

The Addison Park District dedicates itself to providing the highest quality park system with our 24 parks, recreational facilities, and related social programs for all ages and cultural origins. Check out our many entities: Club Fitness, Links & Tees Golf Facility, Community Fitness Center, Senior Leisure Center and Family Aquatic Center.

There are exciting trips planned for children, adults and seniors, which include cultural visits, sport outings, theatre, shopping, and more. Take the time to acquaint yourself with the programs so you can make the most out of your nights, vacation, holidays and weekends of leisure.

Club Fitness, a 44,000 square foot state-of-the-art fitness facility is the newest addition to the Addison community.  We look forward to making Addison a healthier community – one member at a time.  For more information on membership, please call 889-2150. 

Addison residents have a year round golfer’s haven right in their own backyards! Links & Tees Golf Facility, is now home to a 9-hole par 3 golf course, Putter’s Peak Adventure Miniature Golf and a fabulous outdoor practice range.  During the winter months you can enjoy practicing your shot at the indoor golf dome.  Birthday party packages and group golf outings, golf lessons and golf leagues are also available.  For more information on Links & Tees, please call 458-2660. 

Interested in attending a Park District Board Meeting?  The Park District Board of Commissioner meets on the fourth Monday of each month at 8 p.m. at the Community Recreation Center, 120 East Oak Street.  The Park District Board is made up of five elected Addison residents who serve six-year terms.  The Board of Commissioners welcomes the public to attend these meetings.  For further information please call 833-0100.

Those with special needs need not travel outside the community, because Addison’s Centennial Park is home to the Northeast DuPage Special Recreation Association (NEDSRA), a cooperative effort of which the Addison Park District is a proud participant.

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