Remington Lakes Neighborhood Guide
Remington Lakes is a planned community in Bolingbrook built around a network of man-made lakes and walking trails that give the neighborhood a genuinely distinct identity from the surrounding suburbs. Bounded by Boughton Road to the north and Weber Road to the east, the neighborhood loops inward along Remington Boulevard, where residents have easy access to lakeside paths that actually encourage daily outdoor activity. The overall feel is of a self-contained world, with enough green space and walkable infrastructure that many residents rarely feel the need to venture far beyond it. Families with kids, outdoor-minded couples, and anyone who values a well-functioning HOA community tend to find it a comfortable fit, though newcomers should be aware that the resident Canada goose population treats the trails as shared property.
Where Lakes, Trails, and Geese Collide
🧭Geographically defined by: Boughton Road to the north, Weber Road to the east, Remington Boulevard looping through the interior, and essentially everything around the man-made lakes that give it the name
📌Widely recognized as the place for: Scenic walking trails that actually make you want to leave your house (and post to Instagram)
👕You can spot a Remington Lakes local by: Their Subaru, kayak rack, and total refusal to ever leave the subdivision
👍Locals live here because: It feels like its own little world separate from the rest of Bolingbrook
👎Don't say we didn't warn you about: Geese that claim the trails as their own and HOA notices that mysteriously appear
✨The general vibe is: Planned community that actually works - trails, lakes, and charm included
Pros & Cons of Remington Lakes
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Families who want suburbia with actual sidewalks and walkable lake paths
