The Wheaton Park District is a local government agency in Wheaton, Illinois, dedicated to providing recreational opportunities and maintaining public parks. Established in 1921, it manages over 800 acres of parkland, including playgrounds, sports fields, and nature trails. The district offers various programs and events for residents of all ages, promoting community engagement and healthy lifestyles. In addition to parks, the Wheaton Park District operates several facilities, such as the Wheaton Community Center and the Cosley Zoo. These venues host classes, sports leagues, and special events throughout the year, enhancing the quality of life for the community. The district aims to create a welcoming environment for all residents.