Meacham Grove Forest Preserve - Nature preserve in Bloomingdale - S Circle Ave, USA

A place where you can enjoy the nature, tranquility and beauty of the surroundings. It has many benches to rest while walking. No swimming allows in the water. Biking is allowed.

Wonderful forest preserve just off Golf Road in Bloomingdale. This forest preserve features a wonderful mix of forest, open grassy areas, a big hill, a lake, and a stream running through. Multiple trail loops makes this a great spot for a quick walk or a longer hike. This is also one of only a few DuPage forest preserves to feature an Illinois designated protected nature area. This forest preserve has porta-potties and excellent signage for trails as well as informative signs about the features. This is also an excellent spot for wintertime recreation, as the trails are frequently groomed for cross country skiing. All in all a fantastic gem of DuPage county well worth a visit!!

Love this preserve, a great place to walk or jog. Took the kids and they had a blast. I saw some people grilling near the parking lot. The preserve is well maintained and had beautiful views. One of the better preserves in the Chicago metro areas.

Tucked away in a corner of suburban Roselle, is a forest preserve that will make you think your in another state. You enter on a path that takes you on a mile walk thru dense forest until it finally opens up to a bridge that spans over Roselle road. Once you're on the other side, you have more forest then a winding open path that ends at a giant lake. There is a clean crushed limestone path for walking or biking around the lake which is .5 to 1 mile. Definitely worth the trip to walk or bike and escape for 1-2hrs

Beautiful park with paved or graveled trails. We saw blue herons, collected acorns, and some us us ran up and down the hill. And up. And down. Hopefully those small humans will sleep well!!

A beautiful preserve with quite a few trails and entrances. Nice for birdwatching and hiking. I also like to watch the turtles sun themselves near the pond. Is quite clean compared to other natural areas, there does not seem to be as much garbage strewn about which is always a positive.

Great place to walk around and enjoy the changing weather- kids loved going up and down and all around the hill exploring. Beware, not all dog owners have been as responsible as we at picking up their dog’s poop. There was quite a bit on the path. Yuck!

Excellent nature feeling when you visit here