It's a good little park if you're looking to get some fresh air and walk, play some baseball…read more(provided there isn't games going on), and/or let your little ones play at a playscape. As mentioned, there is baseball fields that are well maintained and a good size newer playscape. They have a covered pavilion with picnic tables and the bathroom was open to the public and it was clean. They have a basketball court and plenty of parking. Located right off 22 Mile, just East of Van Dyke freeway. You can park and walk over the catwalk, like I did with my kids. They waved at the traffic down below and even got passerby's to honk! Even a few big truckers! I remember doing that when I was a kid!

Cutest little park with a nice meandering trail, but absolutely no parking lot and no parking on…read morethe side streets nearby. I guess if you could drop in via helicopter, you'd be OK. No bathroom as well. My guess is it's for the neighborhood.

In 2024, the Wonderful City of Troy agreed to add park benches, some placed along the walking…read moretrail, and at least 1 bench in the Children's play area. The above was a result of surrounding community involvement, organized by the Sweetapple family. Thank you City of Troy DPW!

Went to see the Thursday night concert series. The Custodians, The Beggers and Sponge. The park is…read morevery nice. I really enjoyed sitting on the hill. It's a nice family park. The water fountain was being in full use. The park is spacious with a lot of well groomed lawn. The show itself was very entertaining. The park has a parking structure right next to it. The first two hours were free. I'm thinking it was 75 cents an hour after that but I'm not sure.

Although this park stirred up some controversy, mostly due to the cost of it as well as the slight…read moremovement of the original Veterans memorial with many of us local residents. The park is in place and turned out nicely. We now have lots of seating areas, metal orange chairs, concrete seats by the Chess tables and table tennis, some plastic low and laid back chairs closer to Troy as well as integrated wood seats here and there. As far as the seating goes, many if not most of the seating areas aren't super comfortable. The most comfortable spot I could find was just laying on the grass on the hill. The seating areas we still need to be a work in progress. The Hill is in the middle of the park and there's a nice spot to lay back and watch the crowds go by. It's also a nice play area for the kids and to have a little picnic. It is nice to see the Starr fountain back up and running, although it's been very periodic at best this summer. It is a welcome scene with the amount of people starting to utilize the park more and more each week and month. The only thing missing with this new Centennial Commons Park is any IG potential scenery. The old park by the Starr fountain at least had a lineup of trees directly to the fountain that made for a really great picturesque photo opportunity during the winter time. Now it's wide open space and not a lot of ties from one corner to the other.

The shade is the best reason to come here on a hot day. Unfortunate the bathrooms were locked and…read moreso we couldn't stay long.

One of the standout features of Licht Park is its expansive playground. The forestry vibes and…read morequiet environment gives children a chance to play and explore in a safe and natural environment. This park is a great source of entertainment and health exercises. It provides picnic tables, two fun playgrounds for your kids, a trail (to walk, jog, run, and even bike), and many exercise equipments around the area. Whenever you do a full circle around the park, there is a fountain at the start to keep you hydrated! There are many places to get rest, including benches and tables. Even when you need shade on a summer day, there are several trees covering the whole park. Pull out a blanket, lay down, and enjoy! The park isn't just for any age range or alone. It's also great for spending time with family. The park mostly has children, but that doesn't mean adults can't have fun either! There are swing sets and balance poles for adults. While it may not be the largest park in the city, its a beloved spot for both locals and visitors. The only reason why I didn't give it a 5 star, is because the bathrooms are always locked or there is construction done near there! If you can't hold it in, I suggest not going here! Otherwise, this place is my favorite and new visitors are welcomed.

I've driven by this park quite a few times over the past year and always was impressed with how…read moreclean and cool looking it was. I finally had the time to stop in yesterday with my date and his kids to check the place out, and we both were pleasantly surprised with how much fun it was. For starters, the park is really well kept. Grass was cut, parking lot was clean and well maintained and all equipment was in good working order. After walking around for a bit, we both realized there was more to do then meets the eye from the road. There's plenty to do for both kids and adults. The one thing that drew my eye initially was the picture of the fire truck on the wall of the building they have right next to the parking lot. The park itself is named after a fire chief, thus, the fire truck theme going on here. They have tons of stuff to do here. They have a lovely covered pavilion with plenty of seating and well maintained picnic tables. They also have a play area for the kids, soccer fields, a horse shoe area, tennis courts and a sand volley ball area. They also had an area that appeared to be a Bocce Ball court, but no equipment to play the game. Also, there was a building with the fire truck painted on that I assume has bathrooms or a tribute area inside. I can't say for sure because the doors were locked and you couldn't see much through the doors. The only downfall to this park is no obvious place for bathrooms. I assume it's in the building but I cannot say for sure. I also saw a few adults walking with fishing poles and equipment. I guess you can go fishing around here as well. I believe there's hiking trails as well if your interested in that also. This park is a great addition to the community and everything about it was impressive. I am sure I will be back in the future!

The splash pad at Chief Gene Shepherd Park is beautiful. The park is beautiful and clean, updated,…read moreand filled with exciting water features for children. My family loves visiting the splash pad on hot days and I love taking them. This splash pad is perfect!

I like this park. It has basketball courts and tennis court. It has a huge field for running…read morearound. Also, there are bbq tables and nice big playground. There are trees by the playground you can hide under from the sun.

Have hosted my daughter's Sweet 16 at Brinston Park. Great location & park activities! We…read morearranged a food Truck (GoCheez) - and it was perfect for our guests. The picnic benches under the pavilion were convenient to walk to the food. The park attendant was super helpful. Everything was great. Have held impromptu other events here too

We walked to Memorial Park during the Woodward Dream Cruise and there were classic cars all around…read morethe park. I remember going to Memorial Park as a kid and it's always been a nice park with a great location. The park is well maintained and centrally located for all access.

Art Fair today and this weekend…read more Parking is mostly in the residential streets. The other lots are reserved for artists or full. Part of the park is under water from downpours recently. The art fair itself was quite lame and small. Was able to walk through within less than 10 minutes. I suppose it's an early preview to ABE over Labor Day. The memorial future plan for the park looks good and is coming along at least. Two food trucks and an ice truck and a band too.

If you are looking for one of the most peaceful escapes with a touch of nature right in Sterling…read moreHeights, Clinton River North Park delivers exactly that. I visited this park recently for a relax solo moment and for a afternoon walk I also found myself excited by how much I truly enjoyed it. The walking trails are well-maintained and also run alongside water, offering a beautiful view especially in the early evening. You'll find a walking, jogging, and even a relaxed bike ride. The natural landscape provides tons of photo-worthy spots. Number one thing is don't expect a playground or bathrooms at the entrance. it's clearly designed for people who enjoy quiet outdoor times. Me personally, my favorite part is for sure the serenity. It does not feel loud or crowded, it's a great place to clear your head, even journal, or enjoy some solo time. I would say one small area that can use some improvement could be better trail entrances, especially for first time visitors. I do recommended Clinton River North Park for a great park attraction, it's calm atmosphere and natural beauty. I truly believe it's worth visiting.

It's a long bumpy ride into this park but it connects to lots of trails, the kayak ramp, a…read moreplayground and around the corner is the nature center. This is a great place to go to unwind or spend the day in the park alone or with family.