Wolfe Wildlife Park

The Wolfe Wildlife Refuge is a natural wetlands area where several animals and birds—
including some endangered and threatened species—call home.

While strolling along the paved walking/biking path and watching from the wooden deck, nature photographers and birth enthusiasts have spotted more than 100 species of birds in the refuge, including the black-crowned night heron, double-crested cormorant, peregrine falcon and the great white egret. Animals found in the refuge include frogs, turtles, raccoons, foxes and Monarch butterflies. This park is a natural area for nature programs—which are offered year round—and it is the site for the park district's annual WoofStock Celebration.

For more information, please call 708/857-2201 or email info@olparks.com.

The  playground area features a custom "Tree-Themed" play structure modeled to look like a tree trunk.
4 Strap Swings, 2 Tot Swings, 1 Tire swing, & are fully inclusive.