1-4 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 16 at The Meadows
Take the unique opportunity to drive through the Meadows Trail from Park 4 Paws down to the Rock River and back.
Drive will take less than 30 minutes. Trail begins next to Park 4 Paws and continues to the river, loops to the left along the river, and then heads back to the entrance/exit.
There will be opportunities to park and hike, and bikers are also welcome to enjoy the route. Registration is not required.
Rain date is Oct. 23.
April 9 at The Meadows
Get ready for a great morning with the Dixon Park District!
The fun will start at 9:30 a.m. Along with egg hunts, there will be bounce houses, kids games, pictures with the Easter Bunny, bike giveaways and more!
Egg Hunt times:
10-10:15: 2 years and younger
10:15-10:30: 3-4
10:30-10:45: 5-6
10:45-11: 7-8
11:15-11:30: 9-10
More details to come!
We’ve compiled a list of useful resources that will keep your kids educated, active, entertained, and creative during this time of social distancing. Please click the download and save the pdf. Each resource on the guide is a clickable link!
In the summer of 2019 we started a program called Art in the Park which was held every Wednesday from 10 til noon. Each week we were at a different park creating crafts! Once the summer was over we decided to make this a year round program and we now call it Creative Kids. The arts and crafts sessions are held at 116 E First St in Dixon and are Wednesdays from 3 to 5 pm- perfect for after school!
New playground in Lowell Park opened in August of 2019. The playground features swings, slides, monkey bars, a ZIPLINE and much more! All of this at the base of Lowell Park overlooking the beautiful Rock River. Pack a picnic and visit our newest playground today!
Water Wonderland opened up in early July 2019. After an initial $200,000 donation from Tom and Kathi Sherman the community stepped up and raised enough to make this vision a reality. There are 23 water features, beautiful landscaping with a fountain, picnic tables with solar powered chargers, newly paved and striped parking lot, and soon to be completed pavilion and restrooms. This project couldn’t have been successful without the support of the city, the community, and the Sherman family.
