Bolingbrook Recreation & Aquatic Complex at Volunteer Park is a popular spot for families and fitness enthusiasts. The facility offers a variety of activities, from swimming pools and splash pads to racquetball courts and group fitness classes. The center is known for its clean and well-maintained environment, top-notch instructors, and extensive programming that caters to both children and adults. It even provides summer camps and preschool activities, making it a versatile community hub.
The facility operates daily with convenient hours, though it can get busy, especially during peak times. However, some patrons have noted issues with the management and the responsiveness of staff. Overall, Bolingbrook Recreation & Aquatic Complex remains a favored choice for many due to its comprehensive offerings and friendly ambiance.
Pros:
- Diverse activities for all ages
- Clean and well-maintained environment
- Professional and friendly instructors
- Convenient operating hours
- Ample family-friendly facilities
- Strong community engagement
- Affordable pricing for residents
- Extensive programming
- Summer camps available
- Highly rated fitness classes
Cons:
- Some issues with management responsiveness
- Inadequate number of changing rooms
- Inconsistent cleanliness in locker rooms and bathrooms
Location / Contact
- Address: 200 Lindsey Ln, Bolingbrook, IL 60440, United States
- Phone:+1 630-739-1700
- Email:[email protected]
- Website:bolingbrookparks.org
Rating Stats
Reviews (90)
Frequently Asked Questions
Except the peak hours, this place remains quite free or moderately crowded.
This business has a rating of 4.3-star.
This business has 90 reviews.
The address is: 200 Lindsey Ln, Bolingbrook, IL 60440, United States .
The contact number is +1 630-739-1700
This service is listed under Recreation Center .
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Cam
6 years ago
Great rec facility with tons of activities.
Gerald Jacob
6 years ago
Lots of services for everyone! Great facilities and staff
Jeanette Hoepner
6 years ago
Everybody was nice and helpful. Went here to pick up passes for the park district pool.
K H
6 years ago
What park district locks the bathrooms and forces small children to use dangerous scary port a potties. when you call they say you have to pay for restrooms, you have to rent out the park. Thats dumb and the taxpayers are getting swindled!!
JD Gallegos
6 years ago
I love all the activities the Bolingbrook Park District offers at the Annerino Center. There are rooms for dance and karate classes, a gymnastics gym, a basketball court, locker rooms, and a fitness area. There is also a rock climbing wall. One added benefit are vending machines that take credit card, so you don't have cash on hand.
Georgiann Bethke
6 years ago
I am at the Bolingbrook Park District Easter egg hunt my eight year old granddaughter went in the pool found eggs most of them have tattoos and I'm her whatever those are some have candy in like Tootsie Rolls I'm good into a Tootsie Roll and it was hard as a rock now they charge $7 for this event I was hoping they could have bought a new bag of candy as long as there was a $7 fee would have been nice to have candy that you could eat instead of throw out because your teeth are breaking thank you and happy Easter
pisica vesela
6 years ago
Other than the IRS, BPD is probably the next institution to get most of my money 😁. I had my kids in a multitude of classes there, preschool, birthday parties. They have a large selection of classes and activities at affordable prices. Sometimes the student-instructor ratio is high, and sometimes the lockers and bathrooms are not clean. The parks are well maintained. Overall, it is a nice park district.
A.K. Weber
6 years ago
This is a great venue for kids of all ages. They have lots to see and do.
Arthur Zielinski
10 years ago
Very nice facility
Tom Tortorich
12 years ago
The facilities are decent if not spectacular. But good luck trying to use them.The facilities are consistently "blocked off" for league play. However, the leagues have very limited membership, leaving the facilities empty.For example, the official Park District Racquetball League books all 3 racquetball courts from 6 PM - 9 PM Monday - Thursday. But the league membership is quite small, and I have never experienced the league using all 3 courts.The third court is consistently empty everyday of the week, but is "blocked off" anyway, just "in case" leaguers decide to show up.As of February 2011, for the past 10 consecutive weeks, there have never been enough league players to merit blocking off all the courts.A group of guys and I have wanted to use the empty court on multiple occasions."No I'm sorry, that court is blocked off," w’re told."But there's no one using it," we replied."They might show up later," said Chief Dances with Racquetball, whose official title may be ‘I-Have-A-Really-Long … ah …. Title-And-These-Courts-Belong-To-Me.’"But all 3 courts are never used by the league. And we'd like to use it please.""Are you threatening me?" demanded Chief Dances with Racquetball.Well, no, I’m not actually, but since you asked, I think I’ll post a bad review on Google.