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April 2023 by Ryan Caulfield
Super professional but friendly experience. I have been coming here for the last couple of years, and I am always cared for! Love that there’s an area to get guy’s eyebrows doneService: Hair threading
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March 2023 by Ally
Very attentive to detail and friendly. Quick and affordable service. I 100% recommend and will definitely be coming back!
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February 2023 by Selena Cole
the lady is very nice, and does amazing work!Service: Eyebrow threading
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February 2022 by Lisette Taylor
Mihri was amazing! Friendly, personable and took great care in her work. Im definitely going to be a return customer. Highly recommended!
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May 2021 by Anna J.
Came here for the first time and it was simply amazing!! My grandson really enjoyed himself, unfortunately I wasn't able to cross where there were stone or planks of wood because it was slippery. I don't mind getting dirty but I'm not willing to fall and hurt myself. Also the stairs going down to the waterfalls were somewhat difficult because it had mud & leaves piled on the steps. I'm an older woman with some difficulty issues. So I really hope that someone looks into this and make it fun fo all.
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May 2021 by A L.
Beautiful scenic state park, Best know for its waterfalls in the upper and lower dells, worth the hike to see them, the trails have stairs Not easy hike for anyone with mobility impairment If you wear or bring shoes that you don't mind getting wet you can get much closer to the waterfalls Also in lower dells some parts of the trail cam be a bit muddy, ample parking, rest rooms vending machines outside of restrooms and a Picnic area are located above the dells. This park is typically less crowded than the nearby starved Rock state park.
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April 2021 by Sheila L.
If it were possible I would give the State a "0" for the deplorable condition of the roadway going into the park. It isn't a roadbed but a complete series of hole from one side to the other and one end to the other... State won't consider a fee per car but will let the roads be in this condition... what is wrong with them!!!! Shame on you State of Illinois
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April 2021 by Stephanie D.
This park is Beautiful. The waterfalls were amazing... Seeing the waterfalls was one of the best parts of this trip. It's great place to explore with kids and pets. The trail is really fun to walk. I would suggest to get there early on Saturdays. It becomes extremely busy after 10:00am. Warming: There are steep stairs.. it's wasn't to bad for us but can be an issue for another group.
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February 2021 by Amanda S.
Hidden gem. Nearby the famous Starved Rock State Park, this park is typically less crowded, and is beautiful all times of the year. The ravines are really fun to walk in and see the waterfalls. I recommend this to everyone.
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February 2021 by Keenan Robinson
She does amazing-ly lol $12
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January 2021 by YohnatanAngelica Medellin
She did an amazing job on my eyebrows I love it
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January 2021 by April White
Looks very clean ?Didn't use service yet but will try soon.Only 1 customer care at a time .
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December 2020 by Saira K.
This is a beautiful and relaxing state park. Very nice for a relaxing hike. The park has a lot of deer and was originally called Deer Park. Check out their website for opening hours and to see if they're closed for hunting season! There are almost 2000 Acres in the park, including dells, forests, and prairies. Don't miss the canyon and Cascade Falls. The canyon has beautiful moss. There are lots of beautiful flowers here in the spring.
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November 2020 by Nicole G.
#THANKYOUTHURSDAY We have been so thankful for good hikes this year and getting outside! My husband and I visited Matthiessen State Park with our Lucky girl a few weekends a go when it was really randomly warm out. It's about 1.5 half from the Oak Park area to get there. We wanted to really enjoy the day and weather so we got here about noon. The main parking lot by the main trails was closed due to capacity being reached before we got there. The parking lots were stressful. There were SO many cars parked in random spots- looks like everyone had the same idea! If you kept driving from the main lot you would get to the overflow parking lot with access to less crowded trails. This actually was a blessing in disguise because the trails we were on were really not crowded at all. One of my friends actually was at the main trails the same weekend and said it was unbelievably crowded. Crowded trails make the experience extra difficult nowadays because of COVID precautions so I recommend going to the second lot to start your hike during this time. The trails were well marked and maintained. The trails we were on were also an easy level. They are horse-friendly! There were some incline/decline parts that make it difficult with a pup but it wasn't too bad. We hiked an easy 3 miles, stopped half way through and had a small picnic lunch. Lucky, our pittie loves swimming so we also let her jump in the river our trail led us too. Such a great spot to stop for a break! Overall, we enjoyed our time here! We are excited to come back and check out the main trail hopefully next year some time :)
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November 2020 by Vidhi S.
We came to Matthiessen state park beginning of November on a Saturday. The drive from the city of Chicago is about 1.5 hours and it's located right next to starved rock. For being in the middle of Illinois I think this is a decent trail. The park is pretty with a good amount of woods so you feel like you're in nature away from a big city. I would highly recommend coming during fall season because of the fall foliage. I wish I had come in October to see more of the changing colors of leaves because by November most of them had fallen (which was still a pretty backdrop). The park is divided into 2 main areas: vermillion River area and dells area. We started in the river area because we had to park in the overflow parking lot since the main lot was full by the time we got there at 10:30am. The river area hike is about 2 miles total and pretty easy. After doing the river trial we were pretty lost. We didn't know how to get to the dells area. There are maps around but it was still a bit confusing. We took the horse trail to get to the dells area then ended up taking another trail off of it (even though entrance there was apparently restricted although everyone was taking it and that was the only way to get to the falls)...again it was all a bit confusing. Everyone we encountered seemed to be lost. The falls itself was a pretty area but there was just a trickle of water flowing the day we went. I think there are 2 falls at the park but we only saw one. Overall it was fun day activity. The hikes are short and pretty easy for the most part. There are some steep parts so make sure to wear shoes with good traction. Not sure if it's worth the 1.5 hour drive from Chicago since there isn't THAT much to see here but if you're looking to do a hike and enjoy some nice scenery, this is a good option.
