Wild Swim Atlas

Lakes and tarns in Illinois

11 lakes and tarns you can swim in across Illinois, each checked for public access.

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11 spots in Illinois

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Oak Street Beach

Lake
Near North Side

Public Lake Michigan beach with designated swimming, lifeguards during beach season, and free admission.

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Ohio Street Beach

Lake
The Loop

Public Lake Michigan beach with designated swimming, lifeguards during beach season, and free admission.

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North Avenue Beach

Lake
Lincoln Park, Foreman Island

Public Lake Michigan beach with designated swimming and lifeguards during beach season.

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63rd Street Beach

Lake
Jackson Park, Woodlawn

Lake Michigan beach in Jackson Park with designated swimming areas and lifeguards during the beach season.

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Rainbow Beach

Lake
Rainbow Beach Park, South Shore

Lake Michigan beach in Rainbow Beach Park with designated swimming areas and lifeguards during the beach season.

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Montrose Beach

Lake
Lincoln Park, Uptown

Montrose Beach is a free Lake Michigan beach with designated swimming, lifeguards in season, concessions, rentals, showers and restrooms.

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Kathy Osterman Beach

Lake
Lincoln Park, Edgewater

Kathy Osterman Beach, also called Ardmore or Hollywood Beach, is a free Lake Michigan beach with designated seasonal swimming.

Public swimming allowed

North Beach

Lake
Lighthouse Beach, Evanston

North Beach is a Lake Michigan swimming beach in Evanston.

Seasonal public swimming

Gillson Beach

Lake
Gillson Park, Wilmette

Gillson Beach has a buoyed Lake Michigan swim area operated by the Wilmette Park District.

Summer swimming beaches

Illinois Beach State Park

Lake
Zion

Illinois Beach State Park has Lake Michigan swimming beaches in its North and South units.

Seasonal public swimming

Rock Cut swim beach

Lake
Rock Cut State Park, Machesney Park

Olson Beach is a seasonal public swimming beach on Olson Lake at Rock Cut State Park.