Beaches in Chicago

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North Avenue Beach North Avenue Beach is among the most well-known beaches in Chicago. North Avenue Beach has an abundance of recreational opportunities.

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Rainbow Beach This South Side beach is part of Rainbow Park's 60 acres. There are concessions, a playground, restrooms, a first aid station staffed by a lifeguard, and WiFi.

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31st Street Beach The Chicago skyline and a small boat harbor are on this South Side beach. Picnic and fishing docks are in a nearby park. Concessions, restrooms, lockers, lifeguard first aid, playground.

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Oak Street Beach Oak Street Beach is close to downtown and The Magnificent Mile, making it an easy and scenic stop. Beachgoers can rent bikes, chairs, volleyball courts, and swim and sunbathe.

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Hollywood Beach For its proximity to Hollywood Avenue, Edgewater's Kathy Osterman Beach is known as Hollywood Beach by locals. 4600 N. Lakeshore Drive

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12th Street Beach Northerly Island, a man-made peninsula on the lakefront, has this unique beach on its eastern edge.

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Rainbow Beach This beach on the south side is named after a unit of the U.S. Army that fought in World War II. The beach was popular in the early 1900s because rare electric lighting allowed local workers to enjoy it at night.

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57th Street Beach 57th Street Beach in Hyde Park is perfect for picnics and sandcastles due to its low crowds. One of the city's oldest parks, Jackson Park, includes the beach.

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