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Naperville Centenial Beach


ENJOY A DAT AT CENTENIAL BEACH

ENJO

I went down to the Riverwalk on Sunday and took some photos.  I couldn't get inside the beach area but managed to get some pictures from the outside.

I just heard we are expecting a HOT July 4th weekend, as usual.  If you haven't been to Naperville's Centenial Beach you must check it out.  If you are a resident the cost is $6.00 for the day and non-residents pay $10.00.

When I was young my girlfriend, sister and I used to share one pass.  We would lightly sew it onto our suit and once inside we pulled it off and went to the chain link fence and handed it off to the next until we were all in!  Not so today as they are more picture ids!  Oh well, you will certainly get your money's worth.  There is a super volleyball station set up and the park in the sand area will keep little ones happy for a long time.
The beach is located at 500 West Jackson Avenue.  For more information check out Centenial Beach


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