Family-friendly fun arcade with 

• Great snacks
• Fun Prizes
• Games for all Ages
• Birthday Party Area
• 2 stories of Fun

Video arcades

Food

Full bar

21+ private gaming

Parties for all ages

This is a thrift shop where all proceeds go back into all of the FREE services the YWCA of the Sauk Valley offers.

Toys and gifts for all ages. Your child (or you) can build their best friend, then play in the new and improved play area.

Activities for kids (or kids at heart)

• Build a new friend at Sterling's Build-A-Pet store: offers a huge selection of Build-A-Pets, outfits, and accessories
• Peruse hard-to-find toys at the Toy shop: boasts more toys to choose from than ever before
• Enjoy the new Playland
• Coming Soon: Children 10 and up can enjoy our video game loft!

The new Playland includes

• Physical play stations, including a large clubhouse with slide and climber
• Imaginative play activity areas
• Sensory play options
  
  

Chuck's Grub offers great family dining in Sterling, IL.

This Airbnb is a charming, cozy, cottage getaway with two bedrooms and one bath. It's in a quiet neighborhood and is filled with cute, homey touches, including some welcome cookies.

The cottage uses a deck and grill, LR, dining area, full kitchen with all amenities, and washer & dryer.  The Mississippi River and marina are one block away. Easy walking to downtown and bike trail

Lions Park is a neighborhood park that hosts the minor and little league baseball season in Oregon. The park lies adjacent to Veterans Field.

• Lighted baseball field
• Shelter
• Playground
• Picnic tables

On the riverfront

Kiwanis Park is a 2 acre site along the riverfront at the west edge of the Oregon dam. It is close to downtown and directly behind Conover Square shopping center.

The site is a popular fishing spot and viewing area. Fishing is available below and above the dam. There is a panoramic view of the Rock River Valley, which includes the Blackhawk statue.

The park is also home to “From the Waters Comes My Bounty” statue, the first sculpture of the ‘Community Art Legacy Program.’ 

Officially opened in July 2012, Wiggly Field Dog Park is an off-leash dog park operated by the Oregon Park District.

The dog park is a 1 acre fenced off-leash area with two separate entries for safety. The park is divided into two separate areas. The first being an open running design and the second is an agility training area. The park offers water fountains for people and dogs.

Open 7 days a week

Wiggly Field off-leash dog park is open seven days a week from dawn until dusk. We ask all owners to have fun, but be responsible.

Permit is needed

All users and dogs must have a permit. Please call Nash Recreation Center (815)732-3101 to get a permit and receive the rules and regulations. Proof of rabies vaccination is required upon registering.

Fee: $5/$6 NR 1st dog
$2/$3 NR 2nd dog

A $20 Key Fob deposit is collected for all first time users. The deposit is a one-time fee and will be refunded if the user chooses not to renew the membership.

In Oregon, IL

Fairgrounds Park is a neighborhood park once the site of the Ogle County Fair.

The bike trail travels through mature oaks and a small prairie on the north end. The park has a large shelter, a workout area with fitness stations, playground, backstop, gazebo, a bike & walking trail, and a basketball court.