Located in the East Rogers Park community (adjacent on the west to Sheridan Road, abutting Loyola University’s property to the south, and Lake Michigan on the east), Loyola Park sits on 40.87 acres of land.

There’s something for everyone at Loyola Park! Located in the East Rogers Park community, Loyola Park sits on approximately 21.5 acres of land. The large fieldhouse is equipped with two gymnasiums, a wood shop, a boxing center and clubrooms available for rent.

Located in the East Rogers Park community, Loyola Beach hosts many recreation programs as well as a nearly 2/3-mile walking trail along the beautiful beach and Lake Michigan. No distance swimming is available, see Leone Beach for info on nearest distance swimming.

Check out the upcoming event and concert calendar for Loyola Park along with detailed artist, ticket and venue information including photos, videos, bios, and address.

The Loyola Park Advisory Council (LPAC) is an all volunteer collaborative partner with the Chicago Park District, entrusted with the creation and support of programs and events for Loyola Park.

Mar 17, 2024 · Loyola Park is one of the crown jewels of Rogers Park. Spanning over 21 acres, this park offers a wide range of amenities for residents to enjoy. The park features athletic fields, tennis courts, a state-of-the-art fitness center, and a beach house.

Loyola Beach is a large, expansive beach which offers plenty of available room and nice sights of the distant city skyline. Loyola Park sits on approximately 21.5 acres of land. The large fieldhouse is equipped with two gymnasiums, woodshop, boxing center and clubrooms for rental.

One of the northernmost beaches in Chicago, Loyola Beach is a popular outpost in the East Rogers Park community. It hosts many programs throughout the summer and has a beautiful ⅔-mile walking trail along Lake Michigan.

Feb 17, 2025 · Nearly seven acres of native dune habitat flourish at Loyola Beach Dunes along Lake Michigan in the East Rogers Park neighborhood. Here visitors can spot nesting shorebirds and a variety of native dune wildflowers and grasses from paved trails and the Loyola Beach pier.