Emily Oaks Nature Center is a 13-acre nature preserve located in the heart of Skokie. This unique site is restoring the remnants of an oak savannah with walking trails, a pond and nature center.
This natural oasis is full of native wildflowers, grasses, oak trees, three-acre pond and trails. Some of the plants and animals that frequent the pond and the savanna include Great Blue Herons, Coyotes, Flying Squirrels, Northern Water Snakes, and Red Foxes.
Rated as the "Best Rainy Day Activity Site" by Chicago Magazine in 2002
Skokie, IL Amusement ParksThe Holocaust Memorial Foundation of Illinois provides year-round educational outreach to defend and preserve the value and dignity of human life through remembrance of the events surrounding the Nazi Holocaust of the Jews from 1933 to 1945
Skokie, IL MuseumsTwo miles of beautiful park land combining recreation, jogging and biking paths alongside over 60
Skokie, IL ArtsA recently completed restoration of Skokie's first public building has yielded a gallery of Skokie's past. Explore Skokie's heritage when visiting the Historic Engine House and orginal Log Cabin, built in 1847
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