Haas Park

I don’t have any children, but if I did I’d bring them to this lovely park for sure. Everything here is next to new, and they did a first rate job. From the turf soccer field to the spotless field house, this is what all Chicago park/​playgrounds should strive to look like.

Started coming to this park every Friday with my daughter just so she could run around and play on the swing sets but then the summer came and the water spouts turned on. She loves running through the water and overall the park is pretty clean.
It does get crowded in the morning with summer camp going on. There is street parking. It’s nice that the field house is there and it looks like they have some nice programs available although we have not taken advantage of any of them.
Parking is street and usually it’s easy to find. The soccer field seems to always be occupied with people playing.

I live in North Park but attended the Take Heart Food Drive here, today. The park was very clean, astroturf was plush and the staff was attentive. Very nice!

Logan Square is so family friendly with so many parks. Haas Park is our other go-​to park for our toddler. This park has two sets of playground equipment and a splash pad. We spent a good portion of last summer here. Last summer, our little dude liked the smaller playground equipment which is more geared towards infants and not super mobile toddler.
Once spring weather returned, we come here often to play on the bigger equipment. The bigger equipment has two slides, monkey bars, a bridge, and other fun stuff. It’s perfect for a toddler learning to navigate steps on his own. He loves both slides and plays on them equally. We’ve had a lot of fun on this equipment and even some scares thanks to elementary school kids going down a slide sitting on a Tonka truck. Haas Park also has two sets of swings. The baby/​toddler swings are popular with us.
Haas also has a fieldhouse where they do programs, have a workout room, and a room for birthday parties. It’s notable that there’s a bathroom here, but the fieldhouse is closed on Sundays. Ask me how I know! I love Haas Park. It’s not the biggest park in Logan Square, but it’s perfect for the neighborhood.

This park is pretty cool. Very clean and kid friendly. This was my first time visiting and they had water activities for the children. Inside the center, the staff showed us various children friendly activities that they have in the summer as well as in the winter. I wish this was my local park, but its not. This definately motivated me to consider moving to Logan Square.

I LOVE this park. i signed my daughter up for the winter 2012 classes, she had 2 classes and really enjoyed them, the ladies who teach them are soo nice and remembered her name after the 1^st day! my daughter has a speech delay so she doesnt talk as well, they worked with her and made her comfortable!
haas has free wifi! not sure why all the parks &field houses dont, but they do! i love it, i can drop my daughter off at her hour long class and sit in the hall way (or outside if its nice) and use the internet!
i signed my daughter up for spring 2013 classes here too since she loved going here so much (we been to 5 different park field houses and this one is her favorite by far!)
going to sign her up for fall classes (they dont have summer classes, only camps and sinces shes 3 ½ shes not old enough to go to the ones they offer here)
the gym area is nice, small but nice and clean.
cant wait for the summer for the splash pad to turn on and for her to play!

This place is a nice spot for the lils’ to kick it. They have all the necessities one needs at a playground, and also a really nice soccer/​utility field attached, for them to really stretch their legs. Aside from that, the Haas Field House has a nice workout facility and other amenities including a really clean and well kept indoor basketball area. Will be hitting this spot when I need to polish up my A-​Game…
Enjoy Suckas’!!!

I give this park only 3 stars because it used to have parking but the city destroyed that. They proceeded to tear up the street and leave a gigantic mess. Nice job. On the up side, I heard that the city is planning on developing a park on that land which would effectively double the green space if it ever happens.

kickball! every friday this summer! c’mon you guys lets go!!!

I’m partial to this place since I most often bring the lil’ gal here to burn through some energy. It’s pretty clean, very new, and generally I don’t feel my kid’s going to get the plague or tetanus on any of the equipment. They have two paysets, one for smaller kids and one for bigger ones, as well as a sprinkler for the summer months.
There’s two sorta waves that come here. before 3 PM are the stay-​at-​home moms and the nannies that bring the yup larvae, and after 3 PM are the hispanic moms and older kids.
The older ones get kinda rambunctious, and there are some parents that let them enact Lord of the Flies on the playground while they chat nonstop on their cell phone, obvlivious to all. I wish misery and pestilence on those parents. All the rest I have met who actually play the part of parent are great, you can meet some cool people here. Overall, recommended if you have offspring.