Naperville Riverwalk

Naperville, États-Unis

4.6

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www.napervilleriverwalk.com
Adresse :
178 W Jackson Ave, Naperville, IL, 60540
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20 avis sur Naperville Riverwalk

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Évaluation du lieu : 5
Aurora, IL
Great park. It’s big and nestled within the city. Tired of the nature? Downtown is across the street! Yet, you don’t notice the cars that much.
I like how you can walk right alongside the river. There’s open spaces too. A skate park, volleyball nets, a giant tower thingy. Make’s for good photos.
Dog friendly too.
Évaluation du lieu : 5
Naperville, IL
Love it! Very relaxing although once in a blue moon the college kids get a bit rambunctious. But a great place for everyone. The park & skate park are great for the kids! They do have onsite parking which is awesome in downtown naperville.
Évaluation du lieu : 5
Naperville, IL
One of Naperville’s biggest draws! You won’t be disappointed to walk along the Riverwalk and see all the beautiful flowers and wonderful DuPage river. Close to many restaurants and shopping and a great place to take your four legged friend as well.
Évaluation du lieu : 5
Chicago, IL
Went to Naperville’s riverwalk today for the first time. It was such a beautiful day outside to begin with, but then to add a gorgeous and serene setting of the riverwalk made the day excellent. We had a nice walk and also opted to do the paddleboat. I haven’t done that since I was a kid and it was such a great price. Even though we didn’t visit the pool, we did walk by and wow, what a pool! I was pretty impressed and would be more than happy to return.
Évaluation du lieu : 5
San Francisco, CA
What a great little town. Visited my friend that lives in Naperville and I just loved it. Seems like everywhere we went she knew someone. It has a small town vibe yet a fun downtown area with lots of cute shops and restaurants but the river walk is the best touch of it. It’s a beautiful place to go for a walk especially after a delicious lunch like we had.
It was a warm summer afternoon and lots of people walking the river walk. Cute ducks on the river too. Beautiful fountain with kids playing in the water. Highly recommend a visit!
Évaluation du lieu : 4
Arlington Heights, IL
This is a great scenic walkway, but its pretty badly infested with mosquitoes thus time if year. You can really enjoy this place in spring and fall. Summer is a little more iffy.
Évaluation du lieu : 4
San Diego, CA
So beautiful here! I didnt realize you can walk right next to the river as well as the walk way. Also, the walkway goes on and on… great views!
Évaluation du lieu : 4
Hollywood, FL
Gorgeous! Wonderful place to run or walk and clear your head. Also a great date idea, especially with downtown a walking distance away!
Évaluation du lieu : 5
Providence, RI
This was a great place to take a walk after lunch and a writing session. I got to walk right up to these friendly ducks and take their photos – being a city guy, that was a fun experience!
Oh, and it’s pretty much the most beautiful little park. Can’t forget that detail. ;)
Évaluation du lieu : 5
Saratoga, CA
So tranquil and beautiful. I came here after lunch and really enjoyed my walk. It leads to a huge park where there is also a kids playground. Come here when the sun is out, guarantee you’ll love it!
Évaluation du lieu : 5
Lockport, IL
LOVE Naperville Riverwalk!!! One of my absolute favorite places to go when the weather is nice. Very beautiful and peaceful. I always feel at ease when I’m there. There are also lots of shops and restaurants nearby. I have been here several times and cannot wait to go back!!!
Évaluation du lieu : 4
La Grange, IL
Nice scenic walk around the river, complete with swimming ducks, foraging racoons, annoying teens yelling (seriously, why are teenagers always screaming? CHILL OUT, KIDS!), and families trying to cover their childrens’ ears from the noise.
I do enjoy walking up and down this path, there are sections to walk right along the water, and other parts to walk a little bit away. There is sculptures, and a yearly art theme to check out, and plenty of people to people watch. I had a friend jokingly propose to me there, and it really wouldn’t be a bad idea, actually!
I’m only commenting about the actual riverwalk part, there is more places along the river like bars and shops, with patios that face the river, but that’s where the river sitters go. Lots to see there, so I do recommend it!
Évaluation du lieu : 4
Clarendon Hills, IL
Naperville’s Riverwalk makes for a very pleasant way to spend an afternoon. The winding path is far enough away from the street to make for a peaceful stroll. Stick around long enough and you’ll hear the bells chime from the Millennium Carillon. The path on the north side of the river hugs Centennial Beach and its massive and lovely quarry-​turned pool. Unlike a lot of municipal pools, this one has green space and trees aplenty. Well done, Naperville.
Give the Riverwalk a try if you’re looking for a little relaxation. You’ll get it here.
Évaluation du lieu : 5
Naperville, IL
The river walk I downtown Naperville is really nice. They do a great job at keeping it clean. It’s nice that they have paddle boats that you can rent during the summer. It’s a great place to walk, jog or run during the day. It’s great at night if you want to go with your significant other on a stroll. Get some fro yo or ice cream before doing that. Calories out, calories in. There are too many good fro yo and ice cream shops in downtown Naperville to miss out.
Évaluation du lieu : 5
Elgin, IL
Now, if you are comparing the Naperville Riverwalk to the one in San Antonio… then it wouldn’t be 5-stars…but considering it’s one of the few riverwalks in our area it’s 5-​star material for us.
Nice meandering paths and plenty of stretches where you walk right next to the river. A good portion goes through the downtown area so if you are hungry or want to shop you can just pop off the walk to wander the shops & restaurants nearby. It certainly can make a difference what time of day and day of the week you go as far as how bustling it may be. And I like the little interesting things to see (in addition to the river, trees & ducks!) like the Dick Tracy statue & plaque and the Veteran’s memorial, etc.
Évaluation du lieu : 5
Naperville, IL
I absolutely love the Riverwalk. I have been coming here since I was a kid and now I come with my husband and our dogs. There is always something to do.
I love the paddle boats or coming out here for picnics with friends and family. The town always has events at the Riverwalk too, especially for kids like storybook readings or face painting.
The river is beautiful and lined with stores and restaurants more towards the downtown area. When you go a little further past centennial beach, you have a few parks here and there but mainly trails. It is a great path to hit if you are a runner.
Winter or summer, the Riverwalk is absolutely stunning and a must-​see/​do when visiting Naperville.
Évaluation du lieu : 4
Aurora, IL
I really like this place.
Although there’s typically a lot of people here. It never really feels like it to me.
I love the breathes you feel when walking around. And all the people watching that you could imagine.
Last year, every Saturday morning and evening (when the weather was nice) they had a bunch of guitar players out in one of the pavilions. They go by the name of Naperville Riverwalk Pickers and they have a can out for tips… but these tips don’t go to them for their hard work. They go to the local chapter of Loaves and Fishes to help feed the needy.
What an awesome idea. I even got out there a couple of times and played myself. I didn’t want to play to much because these people really need the money. I don’t wanna be a charity killer.
Évaluation du lieu : 4
Naperville, IL
I really love the Riverwalk in Naperville. It’s nice to have a place to go for a stroll after shopping or getting my nails done downtown. And this time of year (mid-​March) it’s nice to be able to actually go outside and go for a stroll in the first place!
Usually filled with families or couples, I have to say that sometimes it feels weird walking here by myself, but at those times I remind myself that I live in the suburbs now and not a city, and that’s just how people roll in these areas.
Évaluation du lieu : 5
Naperville, IL
This place is a treasure for wholesome family fun:
— Need a huge hill to run up and roll down? You got it.
— Need endless sidewalks, parks, and creepy bronze statues of people every ¼ mile? You got it.
— Need ducks? Yeah, you got it. I even saw a wood duck here once too! Have you ever seen a wood duck? Google it! Breathtaking.
I also saw a guy rescue a garden snake from the river with a stick once. Awesome.
I wouldn’t travel tens of miles to visit here, but I am sure glad it’s in my town.
Évaluation du lieu : 4
Silicon Valley, CA
Hear ye, hear ye… Parents of young adults living in Naperville and the surrounding areas: Do you know where your teen is this evening?
They’re probably at the Riverwalk throwing rocks at ducks, doing the dirty by the bridge, swearing like a sailor in front of little kids and elderly to impress their friends and just being a general nuisance. I think it’s time you took a cue from 2 of my favorite people ever, Bernie Mac and my Dad, and get ‘The Belt’. Your punk ass kids need a whoopin’.
Without the little disrespectful, assholes that run rampant in these parts at night, the riverwalk is still a great FREE way to spend an afternoon, and if you feel like spending some Monopoly money, head over to the pond nearest the Millennium Carillon for paddle boating at a most nominal fee.
Quick tip: Don’t throw rocks at the ducks unless you’re prepared for me to throw rocks at you. Warning… I only know kill shots.