Clark Park

This Champaign park spans 3.4 acres. It was donated by John S. Clark and Samuel P. Atkinson in 1909.

Morrissey Park

This Champaign park spans 25 acres. Twenty acres were purchased from Melissa M. and Darrell S. Noel in 1965. In 1998, 5 additional acres were added in a land exchange with Unit 4 School District.

Noel Park

This Champaign park spans 10 acres. The Noel Family Trust donated the land in 1981.

Moore Park

This Champaign park is 3 acres and shares the Boulware trail with Mattis Park.

Carle Park

Carle Park is the third-oldest park in the Urbana Park District. It spans 8.3 acres.

Canaday Park

Canaday Park is a 3-acre site along Lierman Avenue just south of Main Street. It was first leased from Champaign County in 1979.

Mattis Park

This Champaign park spans 23.8 acres in southeast Champaign. In 1966, Mrs. T.J. Camp, Mrs. H.I. Cone and Mrs. Alan McDonald donated the land. The park has a 1.26 mile trail, called Boulware, which begins behind SURS and ends at Windsor Road.

Hessel Park

This Champaign park spans a whopping 26.9 acres! It was donated in 1918 by J. Fred Hessel.

Blair Park

Purchased in 1944, this Urbana park is named after Joseph C. Blair.

Hosier Park

This Champaign park spans .015 acres at Neil Street and Stadium Drive. It was obtained in 1993 and is part of a license agreement with the Champaign Telephone Company.

McCollum Park (Formerly Mini Park VII)

This Champaign park spans .9 acres. The land is a part of a maintenance agreement with the City of Champaign.

Mini Park II

This Champaign park spans .2055 acres. It has been leased from Frasca as of 1972.

Green St. Entryway

This Champaign park spans 1.25 acres. The land is leased from Leo Furla as of 1999.

Harris Park

This Champaign park spans .44 acres. Henry P. & Janet Harris and Elmer S. Stevenson donated the park in 1907.

AMBUCS Park

Firefighter's Park

This Champaign park spans .253 acres. It was originally named Mini Park VI. Firefighters Park was obtained from the city of Champaign through a license agreement in 1989.

Washington Park

Washington Park spans 2.5 acres. It was donated by George W. Davidson in 1905.

Scott Park

This Champaign park spans 3.5 acres. It was donated by Thomas G. Wood and James R. & Lou Emma Scott between 1891 and 1901.

Helms Park

This Champaign park is .047 acres. It was purchased in 1979.

Lo Park

This Champaign park spans .45 acres. It was donated by Adolf and Renee Lo in 1983. It was originally named Mini Park III.

Skelton Park

This Champaign park was obtained through a license agreement with the City of Champaign. It spans .3 acres.

Stampofski Park

This Champaign park spans .03 acres. It was named after Rebecca Stampofski who donated the land in 1897.

West Side Park

This Champaign park spans 12.7 acres. It was donated by Jeffrey A. Farnam, Nathan M. Clark, and James P. White in 1854.

Trevett-Finch Park

This Champaign park spans .53 acres. The land was donated by Alma Trevett Gerber. A $15,000 donation was provided by Linda Allen, Claire Robertson, and Carol Rose (daughters of Helen Bess Cone) to develop the park.

Mini Park V

This Champaign park spans .01 acres. It was obtained in 1988.

Eisner Park (formerly West End Park)

This Champaign park spans 4.1 acres. It was donated by Albert Eisner, Jr., Elizabeth Eisner, and Robert Eisner in 1944.

Davidson Park

This Champaign park spans .28 acres. It was a donation in 1901 from: Charles H. Baddeley, Frederick L. Cushing, Florence Morrow, John W. Stipes, and James W. Davidson.

Glenn Park

This park spans 2.1 acres in northwest Champaign. It was a gift from Louis G. Collision and his wife in 1924.

Willis Park

This Champaign park spans .28 acres. It was obtained in 1908 from unknown sources.

Mini Park #8

This Champaign park spans 1.78 acres. It was obtained through a license agreement with the City of Champaign.