Post Farm Park, the Village's largest park, is the most intensively used recreation area in Shorewood Hills. The 8.7 acre Post Farm Park was a historic farm that was purchased by Shorewood Hills in 1968. The Shorewood Hills Pool, completed in 1970 and renovated in 1997, is a 50-meter pool with deep diving area; it also has a small children's pool. The Shorewood Hills Community Center is adjacent to the pool and useful for many locally-sponsored activities.

The park has three lighted tennis courts and a relatively new (2001) sand volleyball court. There are also 11 picnic tables and 2 grills for those who wish to picnic.  About two acres of the park are used for the community gardens, which are rented by residents to grow vegetables and flowers.

In addition, the Scout Shack, which was remodeled and extended in 2002, stands near an approximately three-acre natural area.

A great deal of time and effort has been devoted to the removal of invasive species in natural areas of Post Farm Park. Each year species such as Garlic Mustard, Honeysuckle, Norway Maple, and Japanese Knotwood are removed by Village Staff.

The Village tennis courts are a popular site for local recreation, including summer tennis lessons.