63rd Street Beach
63rd Street Beach is located in Jackson Park and is the oldest beach in Chicago, dating back to the 19th century. The beach's 63rd Street Beach House is also a historic landmark. Many people come here to sunbathe.
If you want to avoid crowded people, this beach may be the best choice. It is suitable for the whole family to play together, lay out a mat, soak up the sun or build sandcastles. In addition to the beach, Loyalra Park also has a playground, grassland, trees and tennis courts.
This is the largest beach in Chicago, which also has the largest parking lot. There are two beaches for dogs to play in Chicago, one of which is on the north side of Montrose Beach, so many dog lovers will bring their beloved dogs here to enjoy the lake and sunshine in summer. The large green parks near the beach are perfect places for barbecues in summer, and the aroma of BBQ is always in the air above the beach.
North Avenue Beach has a top-notch beach volleyball court, which is also the first choice for Chicagoans who love to sunbathe. People who love water sports can rent various water sports equipment such as hovercrafts and kayaks here. After playing, they can take a rest at the restaurant on the uniquely designed outdoor terrace.
Oak Street Beach is the closest to the city center and is loved by travelers. The small area is always crowded in summer. Sitting in an outdoor restaurant, you can enjoy delicious food while admiring the beautiful skyline of the lake.