Super clean park, located off if east beltline and right next to the 63rd district court. They have…read morean infant/toddler section, as well as a section for older kids. Both play areas are well maintained and structures are very clean. There are also picnic pavilions and hiking trails, as well as tennis courts and basketball courts. I don't believe they have runs for dogs, but they are dog friendly!

Both lil ones and big kids have so much fun here. Heck throw in the parents too. Sometimes I see…read moredads playing on the hanging roundabout and moms going down slides! There's enough room to be socially distant from others and enough play spaces to keep kids entertained for a good chunk of time. There are plenty of parking spaces (unless there's an event then it could get limited). There are four basketball courts, one beach volleyball court, and three baseball fields. Plenty of grass for the fur babies to roll and roam, or you can keep it legal and follow the paved trail on a leash. Great park!

Mary Waters Park ⁣ ⁣…read moreI'm not gonna lie. I've had a sweet spot for this park for a long time. It just has everything. ⁣ ⁣ Tons of shade on the play equipment, swings, a basketball court, splash pad, and a big open area to walk around, play and even just to sit on the benches and enjoy the sounds and sights of our beautiful earth. ⁣ ⁣ It's a great spot for kids (or adults, we won't judge ) to run and even kick a ball around! It would make a fantastic spot to picnic too! ⁣ ⁣ This would make for a fun couple hours out of the house next time you're in the Belknap Lookout neighborhood!

This YMCA was pretty good. I go for the pool and swim. I like how they have the pool length…read moremeasured out and posted on the wall. The pool water here is usually colder than expected. It's a smaller pool in regards to less lanes, but I have never had to share a lane here. The life guards are all attentive and know their stuff. I love the large jacuzzis - more than one too - and connected closely to the locker room. The place is clean too. They keep it up well, and staff have always been friendly and professional. But I have been here several times and I enjoyed my swims experiences.

review 2rating for summer months only. for them to offer kids camp some classes get shuffled around…read moreto smaller rooms that are too small to accommodate the classes. figure something out as workout customers are getting shafted. adjust kids camp to be later in the morning or use the basketball area, usually empty during the day

Such a special park. A pavilion to escape the sun, a splash pad with bathrooms for the kids, and a…read moreGORGEOUS walking path around a pond. It's very well-kept and lovely.

Nice playground, fenced in splash pad, walking trail around a lake, plenty of parking, and clean…read morebathrooms. Dogs are allowed, but not in the splash pad area. We will be back.

The largest (if I'm not mistaken) public park in the East Grand Rapids area…read more A clean and well-maintained park with a moderately-sized pavilion, a young child play area and a fairly extensive sports area. The sports areas include 4 baseball diamonds, 4 sand volleyball courts, a soccer field and a great spot for sledding in the winter. Ample parking with 2 separate entry/parking areas. I will say that the playground area is rather small and appears to be geared towards younger children, but a nice park to have family events.

My family and I mini-golf quite a bit, especially when we travel. We like to go miniature golfing…read morein every state we visit. We were in Michigan for a wedding and this place seemed the most appealing. I would say the course is a bit average in terms of condition. A few unique twists on this course. It's a bit dated but its average and serviceable. I'd give it 3 stars but I'm bumping it up 1 because is a stand alone and not some cheap family fun center cookie cutter mini-golf course.

This course hasn't changed in 40 yrs and the up keep looks like it. Side boards are warped on a few…read moreplaces. Carpet has wrinkles in it effecting the ball. The net hole had holes the ball went through. I hear how nice the ppl are and I'm sure it's true even though I didn't meet them. If you don't care about a poor quality setup then by all means. I took my grand kids and they liked it. I guess that's all that counts. The decking is so warped and cracked I'm worried someone will get hurt someday. At 71 my balance is not the best so be careful if you're like me. Has a ton of potential. Hope they make it happen.

Great place. I had wonderful trip with 2 of my children. My younger child was nervous about one…read moreof the routes "the Big Zip" and one of the staff members named Ari was really kind and patient with him, went above and beyond to actually demonstrate the route to make my son more comfortable. Highly recommend.

The kids had a blast & the staff explained everything very well for them to understand. It would be…read morenice if more staff were placed throughout the courses as a few kids with my group called "staff" and no one heard them until I went to get someone. I agree with another post. It would be nice to have an emergency spot in the course to discontinue if it's beyond your ability. A kid in my group leveled up and once we was half way though a blue course he mentally couldn't go any further. He had to complete it to get down.

I don't really disc golf but I do like going to check out the parks and walk around while Nate and…read moreour friends play. We went to Garfield park on a sunny and breezy day recently. The park is huge! There are at least two different parking lots for the park - one is close to the first disc golf hole, and one is not. Guess which one we picked, haha. We trekked over to the first hole and started our journey. I noticed one bathroom -not sure if there were more than one but the park is so big it could maybe use a second. The Garfield Park neighborhood association office is located in the park, and there's a nice free library outside it - The Black Book Exchange Box. I loved the diversity of the titles and authors inside (I did not take any books). Parts of the park looked a little "under construction" when we were there - they are redoing the splash pad but the playground is open. The tennis courts didn't have any nets up and they were overgrown with weeds. There are shuffleboard courts but they didn't look usable. The bathroom was pretty clean and stocked with toilet paper. There are picnic tables, benches, and picnic pavilions. It was nice to see people out enjoying this neighborhood park while we were there. Parts of the park are very close to neighbors' homes, so be sure to be aware of the park boundaries. I'd say half of the disc golf course was in the shade and the rest was in full sun, so bring sunscreen and water. There are a couple of holes that are very close to the street - a few discs actually went into the street and one all the way across the road! Be careful out there. Overall it was a nice way to spend a couple hours on a sunny Sunday afternoon.

The disc golf course is incredible, arguably one of the best in the city. However, as a teen who…read morebikes here a lot, I have gotten some weird and downright inappropriate things shouted at me from strangers, this area is severely underrated but going at certain times of the day can be very sketchy.