Central park

Features fields for sports year-around along with the Grayslake aquatic center, library, skate park and golf course.

Downtown Grayslake (Village Center)

Houses a litany of local attractions, including fine dining, night life, shopping, museums, and food and music festivals.

Lake County Fairgrounds and Event Center

120-acre campus hosting family events year-round, including the Lake County Fair, Motocross, RV shows, dog shows, boat shows, and fundraising functions.

Prairie Crossing Neighborhood

A national model for sustainable urban design and a new suburban experience - lake, features Byron Coby barn, a LEED certified charter school.

Rollins Savannah

Forest preserve spanning 1,200 acres, with trails, walkways, and a bird observation deck.

Heritage Center and Museum

Maintains and displays the culture and history of Grayslake through records, artifacts, and displays.

Grayslake Farmers Market

More than 40 vendors selling locally sourced produce, meats, baked goods, wine, and more.

James Lumber Center for the Performing Arts

Home to a variety of musical and live theatre shows, featuring globally acclaimed performers.

Whether you’re climbing the corporate ladder or taking a beach day with the family, Lake County marks the spot. With a smart balance of energy and adventure, the area has become a lifestyle destination.

Today, the county’s 700,000 residents are spread across stylish urban areas, affluent subdivisions and plush, picturesque rural communities. All near thriving business hubs, entertainment epicenters, and cultural landmarks.

Community

area information

Grayslake lies at the heart of Lake County, just 14 miles west of Lake Michigan. It’s one of the oldest communities in the area, hosting a myriad of family-friendly events and cultural landmarks