Waubonsie Lake Park is a lovely place for walking. Enjoy the path, the raceway of rushing water across cement blocks. Walk across the cement blocks to cross the narrow part of the lake. Enjoy sitting on a picnic bench in the pavillion. Kids can play in the playground.

Wonderful park with beautiful walking path around the lake. Lovely view of some very nice homes and beautiful gardens. The dam at one end of the lake is crossable. You have a hut kind of space for any personal occasions. Like there was a birthday party celebrated while we were in park.

This park has mulitple playgrounds, a pavilion you can reserve for parties, natural areas, a walking trail, a boat launch, restrooms, and lots of parking. There's beach volley ball courts and in the winter they make a hockey rink. I frequently get here with my family on bike but this park is well-connected for walking, running, biking, and driving to. There's always someone fishing at the dam - if you don't have equipment you can check some out at the library on the other end of the park. Maybe you'll be lucky and get a parade went the high school marching band practices or you just want a pretty area to play Pokemon Go in.

Rode my bike on Waubonsie Creek Trail in Aurora (not to be confused with Waubonsie Trail in Oswego) on a week day afternoon in September. The whole trail is completely asphalt paved north to south, though a few small stretches are rough due to age. Total length is about 4 miles from Spring Lake Park in the north to Rush Copley Complex in the south. The loop around Lake Waubonsie is most beautiful and popular with families and walkers. The dam that creates the lake is beautifully designed and provides opportunities for recreation. I did not see adequate trail markers or trail maps posted; it may be a little confusing for someone new on the trail. Eola Community Center is a good central parking spot to access the trail. I will certainly visit again, especially to go around the lake.