About Skokie

Skokie is a village located within the Niles Township of Cook County. Once touted as the “The World’s Largest Village”, Skokie has remained to date a community offering plenty to see, do, and experience. Skokie is home to a diverse community— ethnically, socially, and culturally. The village’s proximity to Chicago’s downtown metropolitan area, pleasant environment, and welcoming atmosphere further make Skokie an attractive location to call home. Residents also appreciate being near major shopping centers, many parks, and extensive outdoor space. Click here for more Skokie shares a border with the city of Chicago, providing a unique mix of transportation options. The CTA Yellow Line provides easy transportation to Howard Station from two different stops in Skokie. The CTA also operates several bus routes throughout the town. For drivers, Skokie is also situated close to I-94. The Skokie Park District maintains public spaces and historical sites, as well as hosts events throughout the year. Residents can take advantage of fitness centers, skating rinks, a boat launch, a rowing center and a variety of baseball, basketball and tennis courts. The Weber Leisure Center is a full-service recreational facility with a number of fitness classes and facilities. The Emily Oak Nature Center provides 13-acress of native flowers, grasses, oak trees and trails. The trails and three-acre pond are accessible to visitors. Golf enthusiasts are welcome at the park district’s Weber Park Golf Course, a nine-hole par-three course. The Skokie Sports Park hosts miniature golf, as well as batting cages.

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