North Tower Lake Two

Lakes of the Wauconda Park District

North Tower Lake Two shares properties across three quaint lakes in the Wauconda Park District. Wauconda houses small-town restaurants and stores, as well as the town-favorite Bangs Lake.

Located just 45 miles from Chicago, residents also have access to the shops, restaurants, and attractions of The Windy City. The city also boasts facilities like O'Hare International Airport, Chicago Hospital, or United Center Arena.

Living on Serene Waters

These small community lakes are perfect for kayaking, canoeing, or fishing. If you are looking to relax, enjoy the lakeshore or your back porch while you unwind to nature's sounds.

Saddlewood Park is nearby, featuring a playground and an open, grassy area for all sorts of play.

Bangs Lake is in the center of Wauconda, and it is popular with locals and Chicagoans alike. The 306-acre stretch of water is used for boating, tubing, wakeboarding, fishing, and more.

Most of the lakeshore is privately owned, but Wauconda Park District has a beach, marina, and other lake facilities open to the public.

Amenities and Events in Wauconda

The Wauconda Park district is home to several other parks, including amenities like playgrounds, sports fields, hiking trails, pavilions, ice skating rinks, and more.

Phil's Beach has been a popular hangout spot since the 1920s. Also a filming site of Blues Brothers, the beach is a renowned location.

The swimming beach had a sizeable J-shaped slide that attracted people of all ages. The slide sits upon the shore, for safety reasons, and makes a great photo. It now has new additions like a splash pad, boardwalks, concessions, a gazebo, and bathrooms.

The area hosts fitness programs, small community marathons, mom and the kid's date nights, concerts in the park, and more. Holidays like the 4th of July, Memorial Day, Halloween, or Christmas bring parades, BBQs, firework shows, and other festivities.

A Great Place to Be a Part of

Get in on the excitement of Wauconda while having a peaceful lake atmosphere to escape at the end of the day.