The park is maintained by the Elmhurst Park District, which manages over 500 acres of parks throughout the city.
The facility is designed for multi-use, supporting both structured youth sports programs and unstructured community exercise.
The layout prioritizes neighborhood accessibility, acting as a central outdoor recreational zone for residents of eastern Elmhurst.
Butterfield Park is a community recreation space managed by the Elmhurst Park District, located at 385 E Van Buren St. The park features multi-purpose athletic fields used for seasonal sports leagues and recreational play. A dedicated playground area is available for children, situated near open green space. The park grounds include paved walking paths that connect the facility to the surrounding residential neighborhood. Public restrooms and designated parking are provided on-site for visitors. The site serves as a primary outdoor hub for the local Elmhurst community.
The elevated view of the main athletic field during a late afternoon game.
Bring portable chairs if attending youth sports games, as permanent bleacher seating is limited.
Check the Elmhurst Park District website for field closure notices during or after heavy rainfall.
Parking is located on-site, but can become limited during weekend tournament schedules.
Do not attempt to use athletic fields during or immediately following heavy rain, as they may be closed to prevent turf damage.
Athletic fields may be closed seasonally for field resting or winter maintenance.
Leash laws apply to all pets, and visitors are expected to remove pet waste and pack out trash.
