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Cobb Park - Kankakee (IL)

Address: 🏡 1002 Cobb Blvd, Kankakee, IL 60901
Phone : +1 (815) 939-1311
Place GG: https://www.google.com/maps/place/?q=place_id:ChIJ65Kj91bdDYgRzJt3Ny6scWg
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    June Hepp: This could be Kankakee’s pride n joy, but it’s not cared for very well. Memorial Day weekend one would think the grounds would be top notch but unfortunately it didn’t appear to have been mowed in some time. And trimming is nonexistent, how am I to relax on a bench when the weeds n grass are growing up through them or the paint is so chipped I could get a sliver? Money was spent on the bike patch n stopped with that. Such a shame.
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    Buddy&Heather 1-Love: We take family fishing trips down here alot in nice weather & the view is beautiful I love how open it is so the kids have a place to play & run while waiting for fish bites on their poles
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    Deanne Curcio: We went on a Sunday fall day. There were a few cars but it was not overly busy. We took the West Trail/Fen/Van Emmon trail first. This is past the shelter and fire pit. There was some open prairie at the beginning but for the most part, the trails are in the woods. We enjoyed the varied terrain, elevation changes, wooden stairs, overlooks and bridges. We walked the entire Western trail until we got to Van Emmon road where Richard Young FP links up with Lyons FP. We then took the East trail back to Rt 71/Richard Young trailhead. It was fun to explore the creek that runs through it. Lots of woodpeckers and interesting fungus as well. We walked around 2.4 miles and did most of the trails other than the prairie loop off the East trail. I would definitely recommend checking it out. There are not mile after mile of trails but the trails are very pretty and for a half day of exploration it’s a good choice!
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    Lucy Rechsteiner: Trail system is clearly marked and maintained. Lots of people fishing and plenty of parking! Can’t wait to see it when there’s more color on the trees. Great place to bring our baby son for his first hike!
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    T.J. Keenan: A nice riverside park right on the outskirts of town. For kayakers, there is a put in spot right near the left channel, which looks to be a class I-II whitewater channel with safe and easy exit points at the end. Theres a walking trail with a bridge that overlooks the rapids. There is plenty of public parking right alongside the river.
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    Hannah Graham: A beautiful riverfront on which to walk and enjoy nature. The bridge going over the river that lets you walk on the little island path is very very cool. Get some ice cream at Foxys and take a stroll with your friends and family
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    Igor: Infrastructure is OK. But they wants to make money on everything, what in my opinion is not fair. You will pay for the entrance tickets, and for parking separately. With all the above they will let you in empty handed. You will not allowed to bring inside your healthy food like cheese and vegetables. You have to buy their "junk" food inside. Technically you can go to your car and eat your food outside, but normally people do not do that. Because you have to travel huge distance to the parking lot just to get a bite of snack. "Clear bags" policy is stupid and have nothing to do with safety. They checking bags completely anyway. You will send back to the car with your belongings if you have standard beach bag with your towels. How many people do you think who visit this place for the first time know that they not allowed inside with regular bags? I was carry my towel like an idiot in my hands all the time, because i do not have clear bag with me and I didnt know about this policy before I came to this place. If you have a choice, better pick another place for the fun. It is so many waterparks around with much friendly policies to the guests.
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