Ok so I know this isn't a business, but I still want to review this underrated gem in Eastpointe…read more Spindler Park is a very well maintained, safe, and pretty park with three pavilions, a jungle gym for kids, a soccer field, a sledding/climbing hill, tennis courts, horseshoe courts, shuffleboard, and disc golf. They also have bathrooms in the summer and port-a-potties in the winter. There is a walking trail for you and your (leashed) dog that measures about 1/4 mile (I think). Plenty of picnic tables and shade, and water fountains by the bathrooms. At the if the summer last year I was lucky enough to catch the butterfly migration south and I must have seen a few hundred in the trees beyond the soccer field where the disc golf route extends. It was magical. Overall, a great, safe park to get outside and spend some time.

Spindler Park is a park in East Point located on Stevens Avenue just before 94 on the right hand…read moreside. This park does not have as many features is the other Park such as Kennedy Park but nonetheless it's a great little city park. Like I posted in the photos during hunting season I come here and collect acorns for the deer. They're in the summer a lot of events are held here. Last summer my Cub Scout Pack 1909 had to camp out here I felt very safe and secure and there was even an indoor restroom available to use they also offer a nice Pavilion with electricity if you were to have a family reunions and or picnic here. There's also a nice little walking trail and even a huge pills to go sledding on in the winter if I remember correctly they do have a small play area for the kiddos as well. Nice place to go walk your dog and relax.

Resident of over 45 years here. Suggested the spot to my daughter as a place to walk with her…read morefriend visiting for the holiday with her puppy. The girls were verbally attacked by an elderly man for having the puppy with them. I've never been a dog owner and the girls missed a sign when they entered the park so they were shocked when the man ran up to them screaming, "What is wrong with you? Why would you bring a dog in here? Are you stupid? Can you not read the sign?!" The girls and the puppy were shocked, scared and confused; they told the man they hadn't seen a sign and were leaving but he kept screaming at them that he was going to call the police and have them ticketed and arrested for breaking the law. I'm absolutely disgusted this would happen, for two girls to be verbally attacked and insulted over an honest mistake is sickening. Back in my day a simple "excuse me young ladies but there is a sign out front stating dogs are not permitted" would have sufficed.

Great place for multiple kinds of events entertaining various kinds of groups, couples, parties,…read morefamilies, or a solo stroll in a beautiful park alongside a beautiful lake, Lake St. Clair. It's my go-to place when the weather is nice. My kids LOVE the new splash pad and playground! Highly recommended for summer birthday parties for kiddos too! Just be sure to call ahead and make sure it's not a booked out weekend for a large event they do sometimes host and the park could be closed for additional parties. Just a little tip I picked up along the way. ;)

Everything! Was very nice, clean and beautiful . Great park to spend the day at! Enjoy!read more

Great park to walk around and relax! They have a nice path and fountain. Dogs are allowed and they…read moreoffer poop bags! Great local park!

Nice walking park off the beaten path in Roseville. I've lived over on this side of town for the…read morelast 10 years and didn't know this park existed until a few years ago. It's behind Pub Froggy off of 13 Mile. They have a walking track and are pet friendly. There is a playground for the kids as well as a pavilion with BBQ grills. In the middle of the park they have a baseball diamond. It's hardly ever crowded and it's a great place to walk and get some fresh air.

We came to this park for a graduation open house at the rectangular pavilion. There are single…read morestall men and women bathrooms. Not sure if they are open when the pavilion isn't rented out. There was an outhouse by one of the entrances. There was a round pavilion by the playground. And a band shell type pavilion. The whole area is partially fenced in with various entries. Lots of activities, soccer, baseball, double basketball, horseshoes, lots of open green space to throw balls. The playground was too hot to go down the slide. Sun shade would be ideal. A water feature would make this park outstanding. Although it is pretty awesome as it is.

We decided to take the morning and go to the nature center. You can get in the park with a pass or…read morepay $10 for the day. You can also get a pass through michigan activity pass through your local library which is what we did. There was a lot of parking available probably due to the rain. When we walked in, it was super quiet and cute. They have a little table with puzzles and another area with different rocks and fossils. They have tons of turtles to look at as well. They have a play center with a table too. You can do some bird watching in the chairs by the window. This is a perfect spot for toddlers because it is safe and enclosed. My kids did pretty good.

I absolutely love coming to the Lake St Clair Metropark, especially on Sunday evenings in the…read moresummer when they have free concerts. They actually have an enclosed pavilion where the band plays and people can dance on the nice dance floor. Inside the pavilion there are nice air conditioned bathrooms! The park is also nice for walking or biking and they actually have a little water park section that is very nice!!

Everything about the Grosse Pointe Park parks is first rate with one exception. The tennis courts…read moreat Windmill Pointe Park are just pitiful. They were resurfaced about 3 years ago and still look brand new. But, that is because they are completely unplayable. Whoever resurfaced those courts left air pockets that substantially effect play on all four courts. If you are a 3.0 player or above I would recommend finding another place to play. The problem for us GP Park residents is that they converted the Patterson Park courts to Pickleball courts leaving us without a playable tennis court in all of GPP. It is crying shame that those managing a park system like ours cannot find a solution to this problem.

Of all of the parks in the 5 pointes, this is by far my favorite. They have the best and biggest…read morepool. They have the best park for the much loved summer picnics with friends and family. I still remember as a kid swimming around the adult pool when it wasn't adult time and watching this bigger guy we all lovingly called Boblo boat swim around the perimeter of the pool by using his hands as wheel to pedal around the pool and do his laps. It was also the first time I saw the fool horror of the red Speedo from the slicked backer tall guy that would walk around proudly by the pool, only taking a dip to cool off some. This is where I took my tennis lessons as a kid. This is where I learned to fish over by the harbor piers. They have improved the community center and it's now a nice Tompkin's center and a great communal spot to watch movies. It's great for renting for parties and gatherings. I don't live in GPP any more but I have many friends that still do and thus I still am able to visit this wonderful park that holds so many fond childhood memories for me.

This is a garden / park tucked between businesses just north of Stephens on northbound Gratiot…read more Look for the arch! In the summer, it definitely has an Alice-in-Wonderland like quality. The decor is strange (the smiling tree...), but attractive. It's a hodge-podge of birdhouses, wall hangings, statues, and colored rocks that have been painted by Eastpointe school children. There's more than a few benches, and a good portion of the Children's Gardens is away from the road; this is a great place to get lost in a book rather than attempting to do so at a larger, more crowded place. Also, if you're anything like me, variety in places to read is a necessary thing. You certainly won't be bothered here!

Darling use of space! Nestled in-between office/retail space at 9 mile & Gratiot, this garden is…read morewelcoming for adults, as well as children. A meandering path leads you through seasonal plants & flowers, and small trees provide shade. Murals from local school children add whimsy. We love dining at Salvatore Scallopini's, then having a nice after-dinner stroll through this garden.

Great spot for scs residents with park pass, $5 pool entry. I'd lived here for years before I went,…read morewhat a mistake. It's the perfect spot on a hot day. Check it out!

7.50 for a season park pass, and still have to pay for entry to the pool. The guard at the gate…read morenever asked for my pass, nor did the cashier. What's the use of paying for the seasonal pass? Just show proof of residency and get rid of the seasonal pass.

Amazing park with trails, canoe entrance, area for kids. Area is well maintained and cleanread more

I'm so glad they added more parking because wow... this place blew up You can tell they didn't…read morefully expect how popular it would get. On those first nice days of the season? Forget it... it's PACKED. That said, it's honestly such a great park. The walking path is a really good, not too short where it feels pointless but not exhausting either. The landscaping is beautiful and feels really well taken care of, which makes a big difference. The playground is a huge hit with my kids, and the pond with the ducks is always a highlight. It just has that easy, relaxing vibe. Bathrooms are clean, there's a nice pavilion, and tons of open space for picnics or just letting the kids run wild. We keep going back... just maybe not on the very first sunny Saturday