Parks Pontiac has ten parks in the area, all of which are open to public during normal hours (dawn to dusk). Jaycee Park - 4.6 acre city park with a baseball field, batting cage and playground equipment. Located at 100 N. Pearl Street. Play Park - 12.5 acre city park with a boat ramp, playground equipment, Riverview Disc Golf Course and two swinging bridges. Located at 3030 E. Grove Street. Dargan Park - 2 acre city park with sculptures, a picnic pavilion and playground equipment. Located at 210 Fountain Street. Chautauqua Park - 26.5 acre city park with an auditorium, two picnic pavilions for rent, one picnic pavilion for public use, playground equipment, Riverview Disc Golf Course, and a swinging bridge. Located at 100 Park Street. Humiston-Riverside Park - 5 acre city park with playground equipment and swinging bridge. Located at 400 W. Water Street. Westview Park - 5.2 acre city park with a picnic pavilion, outdoor basketball court and playground equipment. Located at 1315 Indian Drive. Fell Park - 2.3 acre city park with an outdoor basketball court, skate park and playground equipment. Located at 200 N. Vermillion Street. Kiwanis-Humiston Park - 1.7 acre city park with five pickleball courts, one tennis court, a softball/baseball field and playground equipment. Located at 1100 S. Division Street. Lions Park - 1.3 acre city park with a basketball court, softball/baseball field and playground equipment. Located at 401 E. North Street. Recreation Complex' - 60 acre city park with five softball/baseball fields, a football field, four basketball courts, six tennis courts, four sand volleyball pits, dog park and playground equipment. Located at 2104 Old Airport Road. · Restaurants Pontiac has an abundance of restaurants, ranging from large chain corporations to local diners. More information about restaurants in Pontiac, including location, hours, and contact information, can be found at https://localwiki.org/bloomington-normal/Pontiac. Notable people Donald Attig, businessman, entrepreneur, inventor, author, and adventurer Oscar F. Avery, lawyer and Illinois state senator Harry Bay, outfielder for the Cincinnati Reds and Cleveland Bronchos/Naps E. Wayne Craven, art historian Emily Grove, pole vaulter Moira Harris, actress and wife of Gary Sinise. William C. Harris, Illinois state legislator and businessman Irene Hunt, Newbery Medal winning author Frank L. Pinckney, second Illinois Fighting Illini men's basketball head coach from 1906 to 1907 Dan Rutherford, past Illinois Treasurer (2011-2015) Mark Schwahn, screenwriter, director and producer Patricia Tallman, actress and stuntwoman Natashia Williams, actress