Sledding for Younger Kids

Updated on January 21, 2012
G.Q. asks from Barrington, IL
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Mamas, I have a newly turned 4 year-old. Where in the Barrington/Palatine area can we take her sledding where there's not all "big kids"?

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C.D.

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Hi

I am not familiar with that area. However, I have a 5 and 2.5 year old and we go to local retention ponds. There usually is only a few other kids around and the hills are not too much for the kids. Good luck and have fun.

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R.K.

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Barbara B. Rose elementary school on Penny Road in South Barrington has a nice hill for smaller kids to sled. It's never busy there.

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S.S.

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There is probably something right near you, but if you want a little of a travel, there is a man made sledding hill in Bensenville behind their park district.And I believe Elmhurst has a sledding hill in Barrens park. You could call them for directions. It's about twenty five minutes away from you I'd say (although with this snow who knows!)

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M.M.

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It isn't in Palatine - but in Elk Grove Village behind Byrd school is a smaller hill - all ages go there but you don't have to go to the top - it is wide enough that you can do smaller runs. Elk grove Library is just down the street - great indoor play area in the children's area - Jumps n Jiggles indoor play area and an indoor carousel in the park district building down the street.

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