Centennial Park
- 7601 167th St
At 58+ acres, Centennial Park is the district’s largest park and features a 12-acre lake (stocked in the spring) with fishing piers, and a scenic walking path. Facilities include playgrounds, picnic shelters, a footbridge, picnic areas, a basketball court, sand volleyball court, and is home to the Extreme Skate Park. Centennial Park was acquired in 1979.
Brush mowing is occurring at Centennial Park areas within Structure 32 to clean up invasive plants, including thistle, teasle, woody weeds, and others. This will allow for more naturalized and native species to thrive and promote better vegetative cover at the site. This will additionally help with erosion control and allow for proper water-holding capacity within Structure 32. We appreciate your patience and understanding while native and desirable plants repopulate the area.
Hours
Dawn - Dusk
Park District facilities with outdoor lighting may extend hours of use depending on use, need, and season.
Amenities
Picnic Shelter, Shelter, Playground, Pathway, Nature Area, Basketball, Soccer Field, Volleyball, Water Fountain
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.
