Sugar Grove is a village in Kane County, Illinois, United States. The population was 3,909 at the 2000 census. The Village of Sugar Grove conducted a Special Census in 2005 and found the Village has a population of 7,958. Strategically located just 42 miles west of Chicago, and part of the State of Illinois Research and Development Corridor, Sugar Grove boasts superior transportation access for all business and personal needs. Sugar Grove is the western neighbor to the second largest city in Illinois ?? Aurora. IL Rt. 47, IL Rt. 56 and U.S. 30 run through the community, with the Ronald Reagan Memorial Highway (I-88) on the northern border and the proposed Prairie Parkway on the western edge of Sugar Grove.

What Makes Sugar Grove Unique?

• The Sugar Grove Corn Boil - takes place the last full weekend in July with festivities that carry on well into the night with crafters, business booths, a carnival, entertainment, fireworks and the primary attraction: delicious cooked corn. In addition, concerts, blood drives, charity events and other activities are planned throughout the year.
• The Sugar Grove Nature Center - is over 1,000 acres of high quality natural area, most of which are protected as registered Illinois Land & Water Reserves or dedicated Illinois Nature Preserves.  Funks Grove is the largest remaining intact prairie grove in the state of Illinois and portions have been designated a National Natural Landmark by the U.S. Department of Interior.  Over five miles of well maintained trails take visitors through prairie, forest, and riverine habitats.  A trail from the nature center leads to the Funks Grove Church, Cemetery, and Chapel of the Templed Trees
• Sugar Grove Park District - maintains over 20 park sites and offers a diverse range of year-round programming for all ages.

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