Very cute. Lots of wetland to see without risk of getting lost. There were lots of birds to see! I…read morewish there was a pier to fish from.

An excellent Novi community park with well maintained facilities, which is a double-edged sword…read morebecause it is popular over the weekends. Thirteen miles of hiking/MTB trails. Two bikers for every hiker. It can get crowded if you aren't hiking alone with bike traffic. Surprisingly not too many bugs even though it rained the day before. TH at the very end of the parking lot. Numerous pavilions, fishing piers, playgrounds, and a small beach. I took a dip in the lake after hiking and it was refreshing, but the shoreline is small and the swimming area doesn't go much deeper than four feet. Water was clear, to the point where I could see a band aid in the sand. On another note, coming from Detroit you will run into construction on HWY 96 (Summer 22) as you near Kensington Park. I had minor delays at 9AM, but on my way back there were massive delays with only one operating lane. Check before you go.

Beautiful park - well maintained, often quiet even though it's in an urban area. Gorgeous horses,…read moretrails, and peaceful spaces.

I will never get tired of Maybury State Park. It's my favorite place for a hike on the west side of…read moremetro Detroit. I come here throughout the year, but my favorite season to hike the various trails is in autumn. I spent around 4 hours walking several trails off the main paved walkway, and it was so picturesque with the changing color of the leaves. I can spend all day here. There are trails for cyclists, too.

Wonderful park with a pond and a spring for nature discovery. Loads of play equipment and picnic…read moretables, with clean restrooms nearby. Our favorite spot!

We adore Plymouth Township Park! There's so much to do during any season. The big hill is perfect…read morefor sledding for older elementary aged kids and up and it's a bit less steep on the side for younger kids. There are trails to walk through with little streams and bridges and downed trees that are perfect for any season. The pond hosts ducks in the spring and summer which are fun to watch. There are plenty of picnic tables and pavilions to eat at or rent. Lots of different play structures are dotted around, our favorite being the large wooden one. There's even bunches and seating in the center. The best part is that there is a smaller toddler wooden park within the big one which is fenced with one entrance and exit right by the seating with swings. The highlight of the park, though, is the splash pad in summer. It's geared more towards young children and toddlers, probably kindergarten and below, but it's a lot of fun to spread a blanket in the shade while the kids play.

I love this park. Great memories as a kid wandering the fields, and hiking the hills in the woods.read more

A wonderful park and great for a family reunion or church picnic, in which is what we were there…read morefor, the bathroom were pretty decent and they had lots of swings and a small lil water section for the kids, it's a great place to ride your bikes or just come for a picnic.

A beautiful park along Walled Lake and down the road from the newly renovated Lakeshore Park. There…read moreis seating throughout the park along the water as well as by the playground area. There is limited parking in the small lot off of S. Lake Drive. Street parking and a much larger parking lot are available on E. Lake Drive.

Very close to my home. Nice ride around the lake on bike trail. Places to sit if you just want to…read moreenjoy the nature around you.

Great park for a quick walk/jog. Not really ideal for long runs but definitely a nice safe area to…read morego if you don't want to travel too far.

This park is infested with giardia. Use with caution if you take your dog. The last time we were…read morethere we walked around on the gravel trial and my dog ended up with giardia. This is the second time he got it from there. We won't be back to walk the dog.

Did not know that parks had help pages but here we are…read more What I love about Rotary is how spacious and clean it is. I love that parking is almost always available and it's easier than ever to head over and enjoy a day in the sun, play baseball, go on a nature walk, and so much more. I just really hope they fix two structures that were damaged in a tornado this year!

Nice baseball facilities. No handicap porta potty. Might be a handicap bathroom by playground…read morebut they are working on the playground so it's closed. They have a picnic area with a grill.

Community park with numerous soccer, lacrosse, flag football and baseball/softball fields. Is…read morewell-maintained but bathroom facilities are quite spread out. Includes a playground and a dog park. Parking can be a little difficult when there are numerous games at the same time. Bring your chair as only the baseball fields have bleachers.