Trips
Our trips for adults offer fun opportunities for sightseeing, dining and entertainment. Covering the suburbs and parts of Illinois, Indiana, Michigan and Wisconsin, trips for adults are also an opportunity for learning and socializing. Most trips are designed for ages 21 and older. We also have a few specific outings designed for ages 50 and older.
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Trip destinations
Our trip destinations vary each season to bring you new experiences along with your favorite destinations. Some of our previous destinations include:
Sightseeing
- Winterfest in Lake Geneva
- Holland, Michigan
- Wendella Boat Tour
- Lake Geneva Fall Foliage Tour
- Illinois River Cruise & Lunch at Starved Rock
Suburban Fun
- St. Patrick’s Day Parade & Shopping
- Kane County Cougars Game
Theater
- “Dear Evan Hansen”
- “Hairspray the Musical”
- “Million Dollar Quartet”
- “South Pacific”
- “Elvis Tribute”
Explore our trip options
Our offerings rotate by season and always include theater, sightseeing and local outings.
Sightseeing
Suburban Fun
Theater
Plan for your next trip!
Registration
Trips fill up fast; Be sure to register early!
Departure
All trips depart the Eastside Community Center parking lot. Please arrive at least 15 minutes before departure time.
Included in fee
All fees cover transportation. Lunch and admission may be covered as well. Check the trip description for details.
Walking
Our trips are rated by steps required. Check the trip description for a walking rating from Easy to Challenging.
Planning for trips
Our trips for adults are offered year-round. Check our seasonal offerings for new and exciting destinations
Spring
April - MayRegistration for spring trips opens in November
Summer
June - AugustRegistration for summer trips opens in April
Fall
September - DecemberRegistration for fall trips opens in July
Winter
January - MarchRegistration for winter trips opens in November
Did You Know?
Established in 1833, Batavia is the oldest city in Kane County, Illinois. Originally called Big Woods, the area earned its name from the vast, dense forests that once thrived there. These woodlands provided early settlers with a plentiful supply of timber and natural resources, making it an ideal location for settlement.
In 1840, Judge Isaac Wilson, one of the town’s early influential residents, renamed it Batavia after his former hometown in Batavia, New York. This change marked the beginning of Batavia’s transformation from a small frontier settlement into a thriving community.
Visit the Depot Museum to learn more about Batavia’s history!
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