This week, Northbrook Park District is beginning to replace the playground for ages 2 to 5 at Wescott Park.
The Northbrook Park District will replace the playground for ages 2 to 5 at Wescott Park, whose softball fields and walking path will be accessible to the public throughout the construction project starting this week.
“We’re revamping Wescott Park because we are dedicated to providing fun and safety for our families,” Northbrook Park District Planning and Project Manager Nicole Wrobel said in the release. “Once the project is done, we look forward to families playing, exploring, and making memories together.” According to the release, the existing play equipment will be removed on June 13. The project will be substantially completed before the start of the school year at Wescott School, with full completion by the end of August.
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