Pack the beach toys and head to the shores of Lake Michigan in Wilmette. Langdon Beach- Chestnut Avenue and Sheridan Road. Daily parking passes are not available – out-of-town visitors either hoof it from downtown where free parking is available for a limited time, or pay $910 for an annual seasonal parking pass. Open . A Board Certified Health Coach based in Glencoe, Malkin helps people refine…After months of staying close to home and going out masked like a bandit, it feels good to wander wild…It is 15.00 an hour to park at Rosewood Beach. The North Shore’s location along Lake Michigan sets it apart from other suburbs, making this area a beach destination for anyone seeking a break from the summer heat. Rent a kayak or sailboat for the day at Gillson Park to travel further onto Lake Michigan or pack a picnic lunch to refuel for an afternoon swimming session. The Winnetka Park District covers 4.8 square miles in northern Cook County adjacent to Lake Michigan, approximately 17 miles north of downtown Chicago. A swimming beach is also open to the public at three-acre Maple Street Park on Sheridan Road in Winnetka.Head five miles north on the Lake Michigan coastline to the beaches of Glencoe Park (glencoeparkdistrict.com). The first hour of the market has been reserved for seniors and those at high risk. (Most municipalities offer early-bird discounts for season passes, but those dates have since passed and were not included in the round-up). Glencoe’s season pass is the most expensive, at $129 for a family of four.Here are the fees and amenities of various North Shore beaches:Swimming: Langdon Beach, 1398 Sheridan Road; Gillson Beach, 101 Lake StreetFood: Gillson Beach house offers concession stand food; visitors can bring food and eat only at the designated picnic areasFacilities: Gillson Beach offers a beach house with restrooms; Langdon Beach has a portable bathroomParking: Gillson Season parking pass $17 residents, $103 non-residents; Daily weekday fee $10 residents, $12 non-residents 9am-8pm; Daily weekends $12 residents, $15 non-residents; Langdon off-street parking onlyDaily Fees: $4.50 residents, $9 non-residents 9am-6pm; $2 residents, $4 non-residents 6-8pm.Season Passes: Individual $41 resident, $103 non-resident, Family of four $101 resident, $206 non-resident.Rentals: sailboats, kayaks and paddle boards, picnic shelters, grilling permitsOther amenities: spray playground, volleyball, special eventsFood: No concessions. Park in one of 68 spaces and follow a concrete pathway and stairs to the beach area and boat launch. Enjoy the pool, spa, and amenities for the day at a luxury Wilmette hotel. To reduce the risk of COVID-19 spread through close contact, the market will have one-way traffic moving north to south. Some charge beach fees but street parking is free. Lake Bluff and Highland Park tie for the best deal for local residents with free admission and parking. The Wilmette French Market will reopen this Saturday, June 6 from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Daily North Shore researched each suburb’s beach fees and amenities from Wilmette to Lake Forest, taking into account costs for residents versus non-residents and daily fees versus seasonal. Playground equipment is accessible near the beach; kayaks and sailboats are both available to rent. Find the most current and reliable 14 day weather forecasts, storm alerts, reports and information for Willamette Pass, OR, US with The Weather Network. The beaches open on Saturday, May 26 and close on Monday, September 3. For residents, Wilmette’s Gillson Beach is the most expensive with a daily fee of $4.50, with parking as high as $12 over the weekend. Daily passes, good for entrance to any of our open swimming beaches, can only be purchased at the Dempster St. Beach Office or the Clark St. Beach Office. As scheduled, Gillson Beach in Wilmette opened on May 23 to beach season pass holders, with parking available for Season Parking Decal Holders.
Pack the beach toys and head to the shores of Lake Michigan in Wilmette. Langdon Beach- Chestnut Avenue and Sheridan Road. Daily parking passes are not available – out-of-town visitors either hoof it from downtown where free parking is available for a limited time, or pay $910 for an annual seasonal parking pass. Open . A Board Certified Health Coach based in Glencoe, Malkin helps people refine…After months of staying close to home and going out masked like a bandit, it feels good to wander wild…It is 15.00 an hour to park at Rosewood Beach. The North Shore’s location along Lake Michigan sets it apart from other suburbs, making this area a beach destination for anyone seeking a break from the summer heat. Rent a kayak or sailboat for the day at Gillson Park to travel further onto Lake Michigan or pack a picnic lunch to refuel for an afternoon swimming session. The Winnetka Park District covers 4.8 square miles in northern Cook County adjacent to Lake Michigan, approximately 17 miles north of downtown Chicago. A swimming beach is also open to the public at three-acre Maple Street Park on Sheridan Road in Winnetka.Head five miles north on the Lake Michigan coastline to the beaches of Glencoe Park (glencoeparkdistrict.com). The first hour of the market has been reserved for seniors and those at high risk. (Most municipalities offer early-bird discounts for season passes, but those dates have since passed and were not included in the round-up). Glencoe’s season pass is the most expensive, at $129 for a family of four.Here are the fees and amenities of various North Shore beaches:Swimming: Langdon Beach, 1398 Sheridan Road; Gillson Beach, 101 Lake StreetFood: Gillson Beach house offers concession stand food; visitors can bring food and eat only at the designated picnic areasFacilities: Gillson Beach offers a beach house with restrooms; Langdon Beach has a portable bathroomParking: Gillson Season parking pass $17 residents, $103 non-residents; Daily weekday fee $10 residents, $12 non-residents 9am-8pm; Daily weekends $12 residents, $15 non-residents; Langdon off-street parking onlyDaily Fees: $4.50 residents, $9 non-residents 9am-6pm; $2 residents, $4 non-residents 6-8pm.Season Passes: Individual $41 resident, $103 non-resident, Family of four $101 resident, $206 non-resident.Rentals: sailboats, kayaks and paddle boards, picnic shelters, grilling permitsOther amenities: spray playground, volleyball, special eventsFood: No concessions. Park in one of 68 spaces and follow a concrete pathway and stairs to the beach area and boat launch. Enjoy the pool, spa, and amenities for the day at a luxury Wilmette hotel. To reduce the risk of COVID-19 spread through close contact, the market will have one-way traffic moving north to south. Some charge beach fees but street parking is free. Lake Bluff and Highland Park tie for the best deal for local residents with free admission and parking. The Wilmette French Market will reopen this Saturday, June 6 from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Daily North Shore researched each suburb’s beach fees and amenities from Wilmette to Lake Forest, taking into account costs for residents versus non-residents and daily fees versus seasonal. Playground equipment is accessible near the beach; kayaks and sailboats are both available to rent. Find the most current and reliable 14 day weather forecasts, storm alerts, reports and information for Willamette Pass, OR, US with The Weather Network. The beaches open on Saturday, May 26 and close on Monday, September 3. For residents, Wilmette’s Gillson Beach is the most expensive with a daily fee of $4.50, with parking as high as $12 over the weekend. Daily passes, good for entrance to any of our open swimming beaches, can only be purchased at the Dempster St. Beach Office or the Clark St. Beach Office. As scheduled, Gillson Beach in Wilmette opened on May 23 to beach season pass holders, with parking available for Season Parking Decal Holders.