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Island Park, a riverside haven offering enchanting vistas of the Fox River. Unwind in the embrace of nature as you enjoy a tree house playground and a pavilion, ideal for picnics, family gatherings. Revel in the serene ambiance and amenities, including electric outlets, restrooms, and convenient picnic tables.

Nice wooden bridge along the Fox River Trail. The bridge is for non-motorized traffic only, so you can stop and enjoy the wonderful setting.

North Aurora Dam is a small dam along the Fox River. It creates a small cascade that is visible as you ride along the Fox River Trail.

Good place to relax in a gazebo overlooking the dam.

From this point you gain a lovely view of the interesting architecture of the railway bridge up the river. The bridge crosses the river with a small beach below it, giving a peaceful spot to take it in.

The second most populous city in Illinois after Chicago, Aurora adopted the nickname "City of Lights" in 1908 after becoming one of the first US cities to implement an all electric street lighting system in 1881. Aurora is also home to an impressive number of architectural marvels, with works from Frank Lloyd Wright, Bruce Goff, and Ludwig Mies van der Rohe.

Step into 1854 at the Batavia Depot Museum, a historic Gothic Revival railroad depot. Here you can find exhibits on Batavia’s rail history, windmill production, agriculture, and commerce—even a visit from Mary Todd Lincoln. The depot is registered on the National Register of Historic Places. Don’t miss the chance to send a telegraph message in Morse code!

The Fabyan Windmill is usually open to visitors from the first Sunday in June to the final Sunday in September, from 1-4 p.m. If you find yourself outside of these hours and days, don't worry! You can still take advantage of the experience by visiting the Fabyan Villa Museum & Japanese Garden just across the Fox River.