Buedingen Park
- 16612 Cherry Hill Ave
You’ll be spending a full day at this lovely park whether it’s enjoying a picnic lunch under the pavilion or a game of basketball or just a tranquil walk along the pathways. Acquired by the park district in 1987, Buedingen Park is 5.6 acres in size and named after Tinley Park’s sister city in Germany.
Hours
Dawn - Dusk
Park District facilities with outdoor lighting may extend hours of use depending on use, need, and season.
Amenities
Shelter Permit, Playground, Ball Field (1), Basketball
Park Improvements
The Park District was recently awarded an OSLAD (Open Space Land Acquisition and Development) Grant from IDNR (Illinois Department of Natural Resource) for $311,500 to help re-develop Buedingen Park. The site plan below was created after public, staff, and board meetings within the past 2 years. We are requesting public input to help choose a playground, color schemes, and other items associated with the park by completing a survey. The survey link is below the site plan, and selections can be made between 8 PM on April 11th thru 8 PM on April 18th. Should you have any questions, please contact Shawn Roby or Ryan Veldman at 708-342-4200.
Kids Around the World, a non-profit organization that repurposes and re-installs playground equipment in countries all over the world, will remove the playground at Buedingen Park in early April, kicking off the Buedingen Park Improvement Project. Hacienda Landscaping, which was awarded the project, will also begin the improvement work in early April, with the park re-opening this fall of 2024.
The Park District was recently awarded an OSLAD (Open Space Land Acquisition and Development) Grant from IDNR (Illinois Department of Natural Resource) for $311,500 to help re-develop Buedingen Park. A new pathway and playground, pickleball court, basketball court, and overall park improvements are scheduled. Work is slated to begin Spring of 2024!
Protect the Parks
The District takes great pride in providing safe, clean outdoor amenities for residents and visitors and our staff works hard to maintain the premises. If you see something unusual happening at a park, please notify us at 708-342-4200 or the Tinley Park Police Department at 708-532-9111. For information leading to the arrest and conviction of persons performing acts of vandalism or destruction within any park, there is a reward up to $500.
