Centennial Park
Nestled along the historic Route 66, Centennial Park in Naperville invites travelers to unwind and soak in its vibrant charm. With its picturesque beach, lush landscapes, and scenic trails, this oasis offers a refreshing break from the road. Enjoy a fun-filled day of swimming, picnicking, or exploring the striking views of the DuPage River, all while discovering the local history that makes this park a beloved gem for Route 66 adventurers!
Lisa Kapity
10 months ago"Great place for family fun. Bring a cooler or eat there. First cone 1st serve on the chairs...bring own Bring tots to play in sand and water toys for the pool. High dive and 2 low dives."
Janelle Champion
9 months ago"Lovely spot for a day trip. You can bring you own food and spend the whole day here if you like. My 3 and 7 year olds wanted a beach day and this was a very easy way to make that happen for them. It is well maintained and has lots of shade. Great for families with younger kids"
Otto Rascon
4 years ago"Definitely worth the summer family pass if you are a Naperville resident. This place is big enough to allow your family the room to swim around and have fun together. It also has plenty of room to swim in it's deep 15 feet area for experienced swimmers. My family enjoyed the spacious park area to allow us to sit and enjoy a picnic."
Angie S.
9 months ago"My son and I have been here 3 times this year. The grounds are exceptionally clean and inviting. The pool is very large and never feels overcrowded. The concession stand has a nice variety of food and snacks at reasonable prices. Lastly, the staff have always been friendly and everyone really appears to enjoy their jobs. I highly recommend this beach, it's fun for all ages."
Amanda Broseus
2 years ago"Cannot say enough about the Naperville River Walk area and the parks, restaurants, and businesses along it. Such a beautiful and well kept place with even and groomed trails, lots of great smelling lilacs in the spring too! I enjoyed reading the postings at the monuments along the way, and the covered bridges were a great design feature!"
