Facilities

Located on North Street, just west of Orchard Drive, Logan Park Pavilion is not far off the beaten path, with a touch more privacy and less traffic than Central Park but not as tucked away as Somonauk Park.

Park Amenities & Facts

Logan Park includes the following:

• Electrical outlets
• Four picnic tables
• One pavilion
• One small grill
• Public washroom building located just a few feet from the pavilion

Logan Park is for groups of 40 or less.  
 
Please note: Occupancy is based on the current Restore Illinois Plan. Please contact Recreation, Parks & Community Health at 708-748-2005 for more information. 

Potential Activities

Make your outing at Logan Park all the more special by bringing bikes, roller blades, or walking shoes, and take advantage of the renowned Old Plank Road Trail which intersects the center of Logan Park.

Check out this page for park permit details in early 2026

Links

2026 Park Permit Application

Informational Guide

Waste Management in the Parks
Help keep our parks clean and sustainable by following these simple tips:

• Refuse: Do not use styrofoam products — they are not recyclable and can harm people and wildlife.

• Reduce: Avoid single-use plastics. Bring reusable containers, plates, and utensils.

• Reuse: Minimize food waste by taking leftovers home, sharing with guests, or donating to a food pantry (call ahead).

• Recycle Right:

  • Rinse containers free of food and flatten cardboard boxes.

  • Acceptable: plastics, glass, cans, and jars.

  • Not accepted: plastic bags, plastic cutlery, styrofoam, candy wrappers, chip bags, paper plates, napkins, or items with food on them.

• Sort It Out: Never put trash in recycling bins. If unsure whether something is recyclable, throw it in the trash.

• Spread the Word: Remind others to recycle properly at events.

For more info, visit villageofparkforest.com/sustainability.

 
 Village of Park Forest Ordinances - Pet Waste Disposal and Removal 

Sec. 14-2. - Declaration of nuisances. It shall be deemed unlawful and a nuisance for any person within the village limits to: (3) Permit any pet under his care or control to deposit any excrement upon the property of another, without the express consent of the owner of the property; appear with a pet upon any alley, street, sidewalk, park, playground, parking lot, church or school grounds or other property of public use, without some means for the removal of excrement; fail to remove any excrement deposited by such pet; or dispose of such excrement except as provided in section 86-4 of this Code. This section shall not apply to a blind or physically handicapped person while walking his guide or support dog.

Sec. 14-49. - Removal of excrement. (a) No person shall appear with a pet upon the public ways or within public places or upon the property of another, absent that person's consent, without some means for the removal of excrement, nor shall any person fail to remove any excrement deposited by such pet. This section shall not apply to a blind or physically handicapped person while walking his guide or support dog. (b) This section shall be enforced under and in accordance with chapter 2, article VII of this Code, which article provides for the administrative adjudication of certain ordinance violations.