Lots of activities for everyone! Small town feel..very well maintained. Concerts to Carnivals-lots…read moreof fun for everyone! The Memorial Viet Nam traveling "Wall" had visited a couple years ago which was very nice, and had a huge turn out.

Beautiful park, lovely footpaths along the water. As well as a basketball court, playscape for the…read morekids, a pavilion & a public library

These are the worse lot of softball/baseball fields I have ever played on. So, I'll get the good…read morepoints out of the way. You can pretty much drop in whenever you want to play/practice if there's an open field. There are four fields. If you're on a league, they don't enforce the "no alcohol" rule at all, and coolers are quite abundant. The lines are always well painted, and the bases are usually left out in place. I won't discuss the league though, just the grounds. The lights (only used for games) are efficient enough to see at night. Imagine falling on what feels like nails and broken glass. No, those aren't part of the fields, but the granite they consist of is torturous. You will definitely think twice about (or severely regret later) sliding, diving, or even leaving your feet at any time in the infield. The outfield is just as bad. On all fields, the drainage is horrid, and the slightest rain will cause a quagmire in the deepest parts of the outfield. My teammate nearly disappeared into the swamp while trying to catch a fly ball. (Facebook updates say the drainage is being worked on.) The terrain is uneven, and the grass is not cut regularly. When it is cut, clumps of grass are left everywhere. The bench area and bleacher seating isn't big enough to support a team or any decent number of people in attendance. I've played in a number of other cities, and this complex continued to rank as the worst fields I have ever scarred myself on.

This playground is awesome and a favorite for our kids. They have great facilities, a splash pad,…read moreand a little safety town the kids can enjoy. Play ground itself is huge and has a sand pit and a ton of different activities for climbing and playing all that good stuff. The park is always super clean and has convenient bathrooms and a water fountain as well as vending machines if you need to purchase a drink. Highly recommend if you live in the Woodhaven/Brownstown/Rockwood area!

I really like to take my dogs here. There is a dog park, but I usually just walk the path. The play…read morescape looks kept up and there is a jungle gym, a little village, and in summer I'm pretty they have a water fountain for the kids to play in. There are workout stations on the trail, a baseball field and what I think is a disk golf course (I've never played myself). My photo isn't great, but the park is bigger enough where we can avoid super muddy areas to walk. Plenty of Pokémon stops and gyms if you are a trainer as well.

A cool spot to walk around. You get to see animals without baking in the hot sun at the zoo for…read morehours. They recently added a playground as well. Great price.

Everything about our trip was good except the planning of the trip…read more It was hard to get information about the zoo. I wish they had a more up to date city page with better info and hours..maybe even a map and a few photos. Entry cost wasn't bad. It's a lot cheaper then a zoo bit also a slot smaller then a zoo too. We saw the farm/zoo cat. They had lots of ducks, some donkeys, a few cows, pigs and goats. And then maybe alpacas? I'm not sure. Very long necks. We went at about 75 degrees. The time was 11ish but they do say the animals are more active when it's cooler out. So 75 degrees should give you an idea. The goats were very friendly. They enjoyed being pet and stood there for a long time for us. One of the pigs came over too. The cat liked being pet but only a certain way. And if you didn't do it. You got a reminder gentle bite, but a bite nonetheless. The cows, alpacas, ducks and donkeys were not interested in coming over. The animals were all fed around noon which was a cool time to be there too. Word if caution, the fence is vinyl. One if the cows got excited it was gonna be fed and bumped into the fence. It bowed so badly, it scared me and I pulled my kiddo back. They are quite powerful.

Such a great park! Right on the water, great nature trail. Can't beat it!read more

This boat launch just makes up prices when the employees are crabby. We have been launching our jet…read moreskies here for years. All of the sudden the price doubles because we have two jet skies. One trailer. All last year and this summer it's 7$ because they it's on the same trailer. Except for today. It's Labor Day and the employees don't want to be there so it's 14$. The manager told my husband to get the f--- out. Nice!!!!

Run, don't walk. 2019 Junior League World Series is in full swing at the writing of this review!…read moreDon't miss out on the action! Watch these future hall of famers pitch, catch, hit and run as they represent the best in their states and countries. Truly some great young baseball! Price can't be beat-$5 total for parking (there's plenty) and all the games you care watch in a single day. There's plenty of great seats and the music between innings and games are upbeat and fun. Refreshments available. Take me out to the ballpark!

I attended yoga classes a few years ago at this rec center and it was hardly a rec center at all -…read morea barren weight room, an empty studio, and needed some major TLC. And that's exactly what it has gotten. I stopped in when I randomly stumbled across their website and thought I'd go in to see what they had done to it. They've remodeled basically the entire thing - brand new flooring downstairs, a new cardio room upstairs (4 treadmills, 5 ellipticals, 2 stairmasters, 4-5 stationary bikes, a spinning bike), a full weight room, a stretching room (different weights, medicine balls, steps, bands), new basketball court, and revamped locker rooms that have a sauna. Here's the #1 reason I signed up - it's reasonable and they have childcare. Gyms that include childcare are ridiculously expensive 99% of the time and honestly, it's been what has held me back from joining one. But, at the TRC, childcare is $10 a month on top of your $13 a month membership (if you're a Taylor resident) or $20 a month membership (if you're a non-resident). My son is 3 and loves going to the "gym." They have an enclosed and locked childcare area with a staff member supervising, so you can work out in peace one floor above them. The place is pretty spotless and almost every time I'm there, someone is cleaning something. There are always at least 3-4 people at the desk when you walk in every day and at least 2-3 more people walking around cleaning and checking on equipment. All of the staff is helpful, nice, and have been great to us. I go in the mornings most of the time and there are usually quite a few other people there, but it's not overcrowded and the vibe is absolutely non-competitive and comfortable (more so than any gym I've ever been to). The only downside is that the hours are a little weird with being closed in the middle of the afternoon M-F. They run from 6:30-12 and then open back up from 4:30-9pm.The track is also dated, but being replaced, and they just put up flat screens all around it so you can watch tv while you walk/run if that's your thing. They also haven't hired a personal trainer yet, but they're in the process.

I work out at the Taylor Rec Center 4 to 6 days a week. Their classes, including spinning, yoga,…read morestrength training, and Pilates, are excellent, and a very good value. The rec center is always clean, the employees are helpful, and in my experience, the equipment is kept in very good shape. The courts can be rented out for wallyball, And the saunas provide great relaxation after any kind of workout.