Three Oaks Recreation Area is a lake, beach and recreational park run by the City of Crystal Lake.
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Jun 24, 2022
Overcrowded inside and outside water. . Sand is construction soil. Very dusty. Only kids beach open. 4 ft deep max. No swimming for adults. Line to pay to get to park, line to pay for the beach. Food… Full review by mogova
Sep 12, 2021
This place is great for summer fun! They have live music on the weekends and host great events as well! Perfect space for an adult birthday party/graduation party/ or other family fun event. Full review by sophiam7674
Jul 7, 2021
The beach is wonderful and beautiful. The concession stand is horrendous. The food is terrible and extremely overpriced. The Hamburgers tasted old and were hard. One of the workers started to fill my… Full review by r0ggied
Pet Rules: Dogs are only allowed on the walking trails if kept on a short leash and owner pickup rules are adhered to. Dogs are not allowed in the water, picnic grounds, Marina or Lake …
Pet Rules: Dogs are only allowed on the walking trails if kept on a short leash and owner pickup rules are adhered to. Dogs are not allowed in the water, picnic grounds, Marina or Lake House. Convenient doggie litter bags and drop stations are provided at the start of trails. Doggie water station is available at the water fountain located near the Scuba Zone off the East Trail. Pets should never be left in your vehicle. Even on cool days, the sun can heat up the inside of a vehicle to very high temperatures.
The parking fee and beach use are free to Crystal Lake residents (with City stickers). Outside visitors must pay a $5 parking fee (which can be put towards food purchase) and …
The parking fee and beach use are free to Crystal Lake residents (with City stickers). Outside visitors must pay a $5 parking fee (which can be put towards food purchase) and there are fees to enter the beach; I believe $10 per adult and $6 for child. 2 and under are free.
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