The neighborhood park was developed in 1967, and features several sports fields and courts. Crestview’s sledding hill is a popular neighborhood winter destination, while the picnic table and treehouse themed playground serve as summer hot spots. The park's recreation building houses several Sunbeams & Rainbows preschool classes and the Lapidary Arts program.
- Ball Diamonds
- Basketball Court
- Drinking Fountains
- Picnic Table
- Playground Equipment
- Recreation Building
- Roller Hockey Court
- Sledding Hill
- Soccer Field
- Tennis Ball Recycling
- Tennis Courts
- Monkey bars
- Mulch surfacing
- Rock climbing features
- Sand play area
- Sand table
- Two scoop diggers
- Seesaw
- Sensory play equipment
- Four slides
- Two spring riders
- Two stand-up spinners
- Six swings (two toddler swings)
- Track ride
The property was originally purchased in 1963 and named after its previous occupant, Crestview School. The original purchase was for 7.47 acres; additional acreage was purchased from the School District through OSLAD funds in 1971 and 1980. In a combined effort by the Park District, the homeowners' association, and community clubs, the Crestview recreational building was built and dedicated in 1970, with an addition to the building in 1975. A playground was built in 1989 and two tennis courts were converted to two roller hockey courts in the late 1990s. The playground was renovated in 2005.