The Village of Godfrey has six beautiful parks for everyone to enjoy.  Glazebrook Park, The Godfrey Ball Park & Glazebrook Community Park Sports Complex, Homer Adams Park, Captain Jake Ringering Park at Clifton Terrace, LaVista Park and Hoffman Gardens at Great Rivers Park are open to the public from sunrise to sunset.  Dogs are allowed in the parks on a leash and must be cleaned up after by their owners.  Alcohol is prohibited in the parks.

Glazebrook Park

Glazebrook Park is located at 1401 Stamper Lane and is the site of all of the special events, including the Great Godfrey Maze in September and October.  Glazebrook Park measures 120-acres with two ponds, two playgrounds, two concession stands, three restroom facilities, two rentable shelters, a rentable gazebo, four soccer fields and over 3 miles of walking trails.  Glazebrook Park is home to many of the memorial trees planted annually through memorial donations.

Godfrey Ball Park & Glazebrook Community Park Sports Complex (1401B Stamper Lane)

The Godfrey Ball Park is home to four baseball/softball diamonds and a concession stand with restroom facility;  Godfrey Ball Park is located on the North side of Stamper Lane at 908 Stamper Lane.  The restroom will be closed October – April

Glazebrook Community Park is located at 1401 B Stamper Lane.  The Park has four lighted youth baseball fields, three lighted youth softball fields, four lighted youth soccer fields and Field A Baseball Field host Movies in the Park during the Summer months.  The concession stand is open during games in May, June, July, August, September and October.  The restrooms are open year around.

Homer Adams Park

Homer Adams Park is located on the Village Hall campus at 6810 Godfrey Road.  This park has three rentable shelters, a restroom facility, playground, and a demonstration garden provided by the University of Illinois Extension Master Gardeners program.  Homer Adams Park is home to the first memorial trees planted annually through memorial donations.

Captain Jake Ringering Park at Clifton Terrace

Captain Jake Ringering Park at Clifton Terrace is a beautiful 3-acre park located on the Meeting of the Great Rivers Scenic Byway along the Mississippi River.  Captain Jake Ringering Park at Clifton Terrace is a rest stop on the state-owned Vadalabene Bike Trail.  Captain Jake Ringering Park at Clifton Terrace offers a playground, prairie remnant, memorial trees, an informative kiosk and restroom facilities.  Captain Jake Ringering Park at Clifton Terrace is a great place for eagle watching during the winter months.

LaVista Park

LaVista Park measures 93-acres.  LaVista is located along Route 3 at 2421 West Delmar on the west side of Godfrey.  LaVista Park’s mile-long trail received a face lift several years ago on its lower half with the assistance of a Scenic Byways Grant.  LaVista is also home to the Godfrey 18 Hole Disc Golf Course, hiking trails and additional parking added in 2020.  LaVista Park offers several picnic tables for families to enjoy and portable restroom.

Hoffman Gardens at Great Rivers Park

Great Rivers Park is Godfrey’s newest park and is developing at this point.  The first park project, Hoffman Gardens, is currently in the planning and developing stages.  The Gardens will be built in honor of the first Mayor of Godfrey and his family.