Caseyville Township Sports Complex, Caseyville

Location: 10001 Bunkum Rd., Fairview Heights, IL 62208

Website: https://caseyvilletwp.org/

Playground Ground Cover: Rubber chips

This playground was moved from O'Fallon in 2024. It's up a little hill from the parking lot and covered pavilion. While Caseyville Township has its own administrative building, the sports complex is operated by the City of Fairview Heights Parks and Recreation Department. The complex is sometimes mentioned in connection with Caseyville Township because the two are geographically close and both serve the surrounding community. It's a little confusing that this is technically in Fairview Heights, but it's called Caseyville Sports Complex. 

There is 1 baby swing and 5 sling swings. 

The play structure is large and has a ton of bars and poles, slides, a bridge, a tunnel, a rock wall, a chain climber, and a geodome. 

Caseyville Village Park, Caseyville

Location: 40 W. Reynolds St., Caseyville, IL 62232

Website: https://caseyville.org/community/

Playground Ground Cover: Pea Gravel

Amenities:

• 3 Pavilions – Must be a Village resident to reserve pavilions.Pavilion 1 (across roadway from playground) – 8 tables, 50 people max. Grill, water, and electric.
• Pavilion 2 (located on top of hill) – 6 tables, 40 people max. Grill, water and electric.
• Wilson Pavilion (located near lake) – 12 tables, 100 people max. Grill, water and electric
• Fenced Playground
• 2 Fishing Lakes
• Blacktop Walking Trail
• Bathroom Complex
• Skateboard Park
• Handicapped Accessible Fishing Dock
• Outdoor gym

The skate park features a back-and-forth run with a quarter pipe and bank on the sides of a fun box. It also has a miniramp and is enclosed with a fence. 

It's nice that the exercise equipment is under a pavilion. 

This playground is older but still functional. There are swings, a slide, and monkey bars. 

The play structure has a bridge, pretend windows of a train station, a fire engine, and police. There are tic-tac-toe boards, steering wheels, a bubble window, and bars and poles. 

You can see the skate park across the way. 

Mayfield Park, Caseyville

Location: N. Long St. & E. Barrett St., Caseyville, IL 62232

Website: https://caseyville.org/community/

Playground Ground Cover: Pea Gravel and grass

This is a small park with older equipment. There is some pea gravel, but it's sparse and mostly just grass. The playground is mostly fenced in, but not entirely, and there is one picnic table and a couple of benches to sit on. 

There are 2 baby swings and 4 sling swings. 

The play structure has a steering wheel, slides, a tic-tac-toe board, a bubble window, and a chain climber. It's best suited for younger kids.