I rented out Lines for a group of 9 on a Sunday night and had a great experience. The park is in…read moreawesome shape with a really cool layout. Talked to the owner for a little bit when we got there and he was a nice guy and wanted to make sure we had a good experience. Cost was super reasonable. Not sure what the open sessions are like but we'll be renting the park out again over the winter for sure.

Haven't been in years, but last time I was there maybe back in like 2017-2018 ish, it was a cool…read morelittle skatepark. Good vibes, staff was helpful along with other skaters, bikers, people on scooters too. Didn't really have any complaints, If I remember correctly admission was fairly cheap also, place is a little hidden gem for all bikers, skateboarders and scooter riders. I'd for sure recommend this spot. Also didn't realize the name changed to LINES SKATEPARK. Last time I went it was TRANSITIONS, but sure If it's under new ownership or what ‍

I love this park! It has every thing for each lever of skateboarding and tons of fun Manny padsread more

This skate park is one of the best water fountain of thirsty easy and cool obstacles take your kids…read morefor fun you will love it

I'm no skater so I guess I can't really speak to how the facility matches up in that regard but as…read morea bystander who lives in the neighborhood I have to say--I really love what the Skatepark as brought to the community. Not only is it awesome to see all those folks out on sunny summer afternoons (and many warmer winter days too!) doing tricks, learning the ropes on their skateboards, and just socializing and creating community, but they also hold really cool events every so often, including their big fest in September featuring food, live music, etc. Sadly last year's party was the same day as my wedding so I couldn't partake but I hope to check it out this year! Their website has great guidelines/"skatepark etiquette" for guests and parents alike. They really are committed to keeping the park a safe, clean space for all to enjoy. I love walking our pup through and watching all the skaters do their thing on a warm summer day. The best!

Best skatepark in Michigan, hands-down. Props to Farmington Hills, Mason, Lansing, Bay City, etc…read more parks though, and the gnarly DIY park in Ypsi. What's here: Clover bowl and 10' right kidney bowl with pool coping and stairs, flow bowls and spine, crooked ditch, big and small hubbas, 3 sets of stairs and rails, straight rail, hips, quarter pipes, banked EMB stage, skateable boulders, banks, gaps, lots of recycling and trash bins, chill locals and a good vibe. What's not: Walls or steep banks to wallride or wallie, over-vert or big vert extensions, more boxes, long rails, etc. but there's Farmington Hills (or even Westland) nearby for that. No bikes, according to park rules. What's around: Giant trees and tons of shade on the hill overlooking the park (great family / picnic spot), tons of food options and an emergency clinic across the street, lots of parking, paved paths all around. Buy a 24-case of water bottles at Aldi for $2 and make some friends. Skateshops in town include Launch Board Shop, Redbelly, and Flophouse (down the street underneath Taco King). What's needed: a broom to sweep the bowls, patience with the little scooter kids that get in the way, donations at a2skatepark.org to the endowment for maintenance (buy a brick today!). Where: On AATA bus lines 9, 12, 609. Right off I-94 exit 172 to Jackson Road, across from the giant Kmart parking lot, by the baseball diamonds.

This place was awesome. The owner was incredibly friendly and was encouraging to all the noob…read moreskaters and younger kids there. My 11 year old was very comfortable here. The other dads there were also very encouraging and helpful with their own and the other kids there. It was low key and a great environment for having some fun. I would recommend this place to anyone. We were fortunate enough to find it on the way through Fort Wayne. I will definitely visit again even though we live 2 hours away.

From the owner: We are the only Indoor Skatepark in the area! We cater to Skateboards, BMX Bikes, Roller Sports &…read moreScooters!

This place is great for family, parties, sports, fishing, anything and everything…read more The bathrooms need a little bit more light but this place is overall great.

From the City of Monroe website. Munson Park Information…read more Located on the extreme west side of the City, Munson Park includes 212.07 acres adjacent to Monroe Custer Airport. It includes both active and passive areas although the emphasis is on active pursuits. Four lighted regulation adult softball diamonds with spectator seating and flagpoles at the ball diamond entrance, two youth sized ball diamonds, twelve soccer fields, a soccer concession/restroom building, four tennis courts, a large community built playscape, a jogging/exercise trail, walking/biking trail through the woods at the north end of the property, approximately 80 acres of restored native prairie grass, a skate park for skateboarding and inline skating, a pond with a spray fountain and two sand volleyball courts are found on the developed part of the park. Winter recreation activity areas include an outdoor ice skating on the pond located near a sledding hill. Paved parking lots provide parking for approximately 200 vehicles. Picnic shelters with cooking grills near the playground equipment offer respite from the active areas. The ball diamonds are serviced by a two-story concession building with a food concession and restrooms on the lower level and a scorekeeping loft on the upper level. Drinking fountains are available at the picnic shelter area, and at the ball diamond concession and the soccer concession areas. The City offers community garden plots for rent where local residents may grow fresh vegetables and fruits within the undeveloped part of the site.

This park has something for adults and children. It's always clean and well kept. My 5 y/o…read moregranddaughter had fun, but commented that the climbing structures were for kids younger than she....‍

Nice park where you can play sports as a team like cricket, baseball, soccer and tennis. The…read morejogging/biking path is open to the public for free. There is a skate park also. Lots of restrooms and parking. Pets are not allowed in the grass but I see pet lovers bring their dogs on a leash while walking. There's a children's playground. You can do sit ups, leg curl etc from the metal bars installed on certain location. Great place to have a picnic or bring food for a bbq party. May need to ask the admin for a permit. Will be back here for walkathon:-)

This has always been a favorite stop of ours. We hosted a baby shower at the Buehner Center and had…read moreabout 80 guests. Everything went very well. Plenty of tables and kitchen space for caterer. We talked with quite a few hikers who walked by and weee curious. Keep them in mind for your events!

This is my favorite park. I love the walking trails with beautiful clear streams running over sand…read more Trails through evergreens that smell so unbelievably good. You can ride a horse, a bike or your legs. You can hear symphonic melodies made by 100s of frogs and see tons of wild life, did I mention there are sand dunes? "The Oak Openings Region is a globally rare ecosystem composed of over 130 square miles in Northwest Ohio. The land consists largely of oak savanna and grassland prairie. It is considered by The Nature Conservancy as having a similar ecological importance as the Florida Everglades and is one of the 200 "Last Great Places on Earth"." It is amazing. Check it out!

Appreciate any and all who spent countless hours mixing cement, creating this…read more. The area is in ROUGH shape, if you skate consider checking this out. Importantly BE AWARE. Crime and addiction are all around you.

If you like to skate something that's not your typical run of the mill park, i.e. modern, then this…read moreis your place. A nice selection of things to ride, all built by the hands of peOPle who skate the park. If you appreciate the value of hard work and passion, then you'll really appreciate the park. Definitely my first choice for place to skate, also a nice place to meet up with your buds before hitting up some local spots. I'd strongly recommend checking it out. I know peOPle who've driven from Ann Arbor, Grand Rapids, and Kalamazoo, to check out/revisit the park. Plus, you can't bitch about a free place to skate. Thanks to whoever built/worked on the park.