Bielfeldt Park 5319 North Galena Road, Peoria Heights, IL 61616

"Went there with my dog and please with the small walking loop. Easy to say this isn't the largest park, but I think it does very well with the space it has. The playgrounds were well updated and the talking path is a loop of decent enough size. Even has restrooms that are seasonally available."

"This is a decent park with open space for things like soccer, frisbee, or other similar activities. Bielfeldt park also has two playgrounds: one newer and one older. The older playground is built on top of sand. There are also a couple of trails that you can get to from the park."

"Review Date: August 25th, 2015 Bielfeldt Park… is possibly named after… I really don’t know. There is a local who is on the Michigan Wolverine’s Basketball team. Maybe it’s named after them? Any who, Bielfeldt park is a nice little park located across the street from Poplar Lane Park. This park is pretty spacious, as there is a nice walking trail that goes around most of the park. Could be a great place to run, if you don’t have a track or safe road to do that on. There is a playground that is small and could use some updating. Near that is a gazebo, that could also use some updating. Across from the playground, there is a spacious field that seems to be used for soccer or baseball/softball. If you need a place to walk/run that offers a nice trail, this is the place. If you want to bring the kids to a playground, there are plenty of other options for that in the central Illinois area."

"Great paved path -the sign says 2.5 laps = a mile. The park is clean and well kept. It has a playground, some woods, big open field, covered picnic area, and bathrooms are open from April-September."

"A very nice park for family get-togethers and picnics. The old playground is a bit lacking, but the new jungle gym seems like a difficult level in Super Mario Bros. The paved trail is very nice, particularly for older folks looking for exercise - it provides a very gradual hill. I believe the open field in the center is often used for children's soccer games."