Schlitt Park

Schlitt Park is a small, five-acre neighborhood park in Springfield, Illinois. It was added to the Springfield Park District in 1971. This park serves as a community hub for local residents, offering recreational facilities that cater to sports enthusiasts and families alike.

The park features two baseball fields, one of which is lighted and includes an announcer's box for organized games and events. These fields are used for youth baseball activities and are equipped with backstop fencing and synthetic turf, making them well-suited for various weather conditions. Additionally, a concession building with restrooms is available on-site, providing added convenience for visitors.

Schlitt Park does not include picnic shelters but is designed primarily for athletic purposes. It is a popular location for community baseball events and provides ample space for outdoor activities. Surrounded by local schools and residential areas, it is accessible and commonly used by families and local sports teams.

The park operates from dawn to dusk, adhering to the Springfield Park District's regulations that promote a safe and welcoming environment for all visitors.