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Milton Lee Olive Park, Chicago

4.8
#20 of 45 in Parks in Chicago
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A nature retreat with views of the city skyline, Milton Lee Olive Park is perfect for those who enjoy the bustle of Navy Pier but want a chance to take a little break. This memorial park combines a variety of settings to accommodate all needs. You'll find large areas for recreation, as well as paths for jogging, walking, and biking. Circular sitting spaces shaded by tall trees appeal to picnickers. Make Milton Lee Olive Park part of your personalized Chicago itinerary using our Chicago trip builder.
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  • This is a quiet park just north of Navy Pier. The one thing that I really noticed was how quiet it was. Unless you look to the west and see all the buildings it is possible to forget you are in a... 
    This is a quiet park just north of Navy Pier. The one thing that I really noticed was how quiet it was. Unless you look to the west and see all the buildings it is possible to forget you are in a...  more »
  • If you are in the central area of Lake Shore Drive (LSD), you might enjoy visiting Milton Lee Olive Park, that is right across from LSD, and that gives you a great visual perspective and panoramic... 
    If you are in the central area of Lake Shore Drive (LSD), you might enjoy visiting Milton Lee Olive Park, that is right across from LSD, and that gives you a great visual perspective and panoramic...  more »
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  • Great place to go for a walk, jog, bike ride ext. It is right by the lake and Navypier. Definitely one of the best places to get pictures of the beautiful skyline.
  • This is our (my dog + me) favorite place to go for a walk. It offers a beautiful view of the city. Does anyone know why it’s now locked up with a sign saying closed until further notice? I hope it reopens. It has enough space for shy dogs to walk without disturbance while also offering the space for friendly dogs to mingle and play. Truly we love it and I’m sure we’ve invaded dozens of proposal pictures here because it really does have some of the most beautiful views in the city! Please reopen soon❤️

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