1Parks and Outdoors · Glen Ellyn
Lake Ellyn Park
See Lake Ellyn and its surrounding park from verified reusable photographs.
- Best for
- A short lake loop and family park time
- Setting
- Outdoor
- Cost
- Free
- Family
- Family friendly
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Healthy Things to Do in Glen Ellyn
Lake Ellyn, yoga, Pilates, barre, aquatics, and community fitness make it easy to match movement to your schedule and comfort level.
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2Family Wellness · Glen Ellyn
DuPage Wildlife Conservation Center
A rehabilitation-and-release facility with exhibits, limited viewing windows, loaner binoculars and backpacks, and the half-mile Coyote Loop. It is not a zoo and animal sightings are not promised.
- Best for
- Learning about wildlife rehabilitation and a short interpretive loop
- Setting
- Indoor + outdoor
- Cost
- Free + paid options
- Family
- Family friendly
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3Fitness and Gyms · Glen Ellyn
Chaparral Fitness and Al Zamsky Natatorium
A College of DuPage fitness and aquatics facility open to students and community members. The 11,000-square-foot fitness center includes cardio and strength equipment, while the adjoining pool is an eight-lane, 25-yard lap pool. Membership also provides access to listed facility areas subject to rules, hours, and registration requirements.
- Best for
- Community-accessible fitness and lap swimming
- Setting
- Indoor
- Cost
- Paid
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4Yoga · Glen Ellyn
Balance Yoga + Pilates
A locally female-owned, non-heated studio offering yoga, small-group Pilates equipment/reformer classes, wellness services, and special events in one Glen Ellyn location. Pilates equipment classes have no more than six students, and the studio says teachers provide modifications and individual attention.
- Best for
- Yoga, restorative movement, and Reformer Pilates
- Setting
- Indoor
- Cost
- Paid
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5Yoga · Glen Ellyn
dripyoga
dripyoga is a downtown Glen Ellyn, music-driven studio offering infrared-heated yoga, Pilates, and sculpt classes in a dimly lit, high-energy environment. The studio describes classes ranging from approximately 80 to 105 degrees and emphasizes connection, movement, and music.
- Best for
- Heated yoga, sculpt, and restorative classes
- Setting
- Indoor
- Cost
- Paid
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