Chicago Park District
Wolfe Park

Wolfe Park

 
Wolfe Park Fieldhouse

Wolfe Park Fieldhouse

 
Wolfe Park Multipurpose room

Wolfe Park Multipurpose room

 
Wolfe Park Playground

Wolfe Park Playground

 

Wolfe Playground Park

3325 E. 108th St. Chicago IL 60617

Hours: Park: 6AM-11PM

Fieldhouse: M-F 11am-7pm, Sa-Su Closed

Park Supervisor:
Dennis Gonzalez

(312) 747-7005

 
 
 

Description

Located in the East Side neighborhood, Wolfe Park totals 3.7 acres and features two multi-purpose clubrooms. Outside, the park offers two baseball fields, a basketball court, soccer/football fields, two multi-purpose courts, and two horseshoe pits. Many of these spaces are available for rental including our multi-purpose clubrooms.

Park-goers can participate in seasonal sports and preschool activities. After school programs are offered throughout the school year, and during the summer, youth can participate in the Park District’s popular six-week day camp.

In addition to programs, Wolfe Park hosts fun special events throughout the year for the entire family, such as holiday-themed events.

SPRING PROGRAMS:

Register online or in-person for spring programs now. Spring programs run the week of April 1 through the week of June 3. 

SUMMER PROGRAMS:

Online registration for our park’s summer programs begins Tuesday, April 16 at 9 am, and in-person registration begins Monday, April 22.  The standard 6-week summer camp program runs July 1 through August 9.  Most other summer programs run the week of June 17 through the week of August 19. 

 
 

FACILITIES

FACILITY TYPE ADDRESS DESCRIPTOR QTY NOTES
Baseball Field 3325 E. 108th St. 1
Basketball Court - Outdoor 3325 E. 108th St. 1
Football / Soccer - Grass 3325 E. 108th St. 1
Water Spray Features 3325 E. 108th St. 1
In 1928, the City of Chicago purchased a full city block in an expanding residential section of the heavily industrial East Side neighborhood. A 1929 park plan called for a playground, a ball diamond, a wading pool, and a recreational building with an office, shelter, and sand court. Construction began in 1930. That same year, the city named the park for Richard W. Wolfe. Born in Limerick, Ireland, Wolfe found success in Chicago's real estate and loan business. Wolfe served as the city's Commissioner of Public Works from 1927 through 1931, overseeing the straightening of the Chicago River. The city transferred Wolfe Park to the Chicago Park District in 1959.

For directions using public transportation visit www.transitchicago.com.

 

 

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