Dunbar Park is a park located at 300 East 31st Street in the Douglas community of South Side, Chicago, Illinois. The 20-acre site was acquired in 1962, and transformed into Dunbar Park between 1964 and 1966. The park was named for poet Paul Laurence Dunbar.
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Dunbar Park is a gem in South Loop / Bronzeville. Besides the park and the bbq friendly spaces, it has multiple grass soccer fields, baseball fields, basketball courts, and a huge turf field! It is the main hub for Chicago KICS, a good soccer travel team if you live in the area. There are many of other mini leagues for baseball and other sports, so If you are around, don’t hesitate in checking it out! The night view with the skyline at the back, or the pinky sunsets from here while doing...
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We were actually pretty skeptical when we decided to do a cookout there but we had faith that it will turnout great....and IT DID! There were other groups that came out and setup for their events as well and we all got along just fine. The pitfall was no bathroom's nearby so most of us grabbed some baby wipes and went behind the furthest tree.lol However, we cleaned up behind ourselves every...
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It's a pretty basic park. Standard, nothing to crazy. It's right behind a high school so there is an outdoor track, but aside from that it's nothing special. The area is mostly quiet though. I head there to work out with a buddy of mine, and it's always peaceful.
Occasionally they play movies on the park as well, so that is definitely a bonus. If you just want to take a little walk, go ahead...
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