Very popular for family events and fishing. It offer a nice view of the Ambassador bridge and…read moreDetroit river, especially at night. People do leave trash everywhere which is sad. Even the river bank has a lot of leftover fishing lines and hooks. If you come here to fish, better show up at 7am otherwise area fill up pretty fast. There are even more people at night time too. Everybody does jigging here, especially walleye season. Clean up after yourself.

This is my first time at this park and I'm pleasantly surprised hope nice it is. I seen two other…read morereviews for this place, but they were both over 12 years ago. I didn't know what to expect, but it looks like the city have done a great job of fixing this park up. There is a few fitness zone with about 10 different workout machines for anyone that wants to use them. They is also two weight benches here as well. There are swings for the kids and a hammock also. There's a nice see-saw, and the jungle gym is very modernistic and upgraded. There are a couple hills the kids can play on with a little slide on one of them. There are a couple gazebos if you are looking to sit in the shade... and also benches posted around the park. The best part of the park is the view of the Detroit River and the Ambassador Bridge. Across the river, you can see Canada very clearly. There are good spots to fish here if you are into that, and if not you can just relax by the water and just catch a nice vibe. There's no trash on the ground and the park is really clean. This is definitely one of the hidden gems in the area.

A modestly sized park with a few interesting features. Notably, it's well-lit after dark. It's also…read moreusually well-attended. Besides reflecting on the park itself, these features are notable as this is a good area to hunt for free parking and walk to the museums and other attractions.

Small, well kept, springy mulch paths for jogging. This park is a joy.read more

Zero stars for River days. No parking had to walk a long ways to stand in a two hour line to get…read morein. We got there at 7 pm. When we waited an hour and still were another hour to wait , it would be 9 before we got in and the event closed at 10. Big disappointment, I'm going to stay away from this promoters events if this is the best you can do.

I believe this first started at Hart Plaza, which has truly over grown it. The food truck festival…read moreis probably 6-8 blocks long with every food truck you can imagine, tons of food, music, games. There's probably a couple blocks long of kiddy rides and games just for the little ones. You will have to walk the park first before making any decisions on your food choices. Tons of desserts too. You won't be disappointed. The cost to enter is only $5 and you get a $3 coupon to use on a meal. Most meals were $5 to about $15. Large enough portion sizes, so depending on how much you like to eat you could get away with spending $20 and being pretty full, most all the soft drinks and water were $3 and tons of beer and alcoholic drinks starting at the same price. There's a lot to see and plenty of places to walk. There's not that many seating areas to enjoy your meal, but it's all good. I seen lots of people bring their own chairs and blankets to relax and just enjoy.

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.

Bigger kids may get bored but it is a well designed playground that has a little bit for almost all…read moreages. There are dual swings, big kid swings, slides, climbing stuff and some drums and other stimulatory additions

I am surprised that I am the first person to review this park. This is a very nice park. It is…read morelocated right by the First Baptist Church. It is relatively small, but very respectfully done. It has a granite memorial wall flanked by two American flags flying high on poles. In front of one of the flag poles is battle field cross replica. The park also feature benches and a covered pavilion, that if you look up, you will find the emblem of the US's 5 uniform services. It does not have a grill or and picnic tables under it, which is understandable. It is a memorial and not a party venue. The park is well maintained and there is parking available in the large lot just off of London Ave. The green area is very nice. There are benches throughout the park to sit and reflect and for added affect, the park has an old cannon on display. This is a marvelous park that should definitely get more buzz. It is an excellent memorial and place to reflect, honoring those soldiers and sailors that paid the ultimate sacrifice. It is surley worth a visit if you are in the area. Never forget.

This was an inferior park a few years ago. Then the city passed a tax hike to redo and improve the…read morelocal parks. Some parks they did incredible improvements. This wasn't one of them. They took a bad park and made it horrible. The park used to: Flood Have bad mosquitos 2 playgrounds Lots of run down equipment A walking path. They removed the playgrounds and replaced it with half of a new one that I could have built with 4 2x8s and some PVC pipe and plastic. They added a bathroom/dog wash that's been closed every time I've been there. A fence that splits the park in half and destroys the walking path. So now you have HALF a park that: Floods Has bad mosquitos Lost the walking path Lost the playgrounds Still has run down equipment. This city is horrible. This park is horrible. They should be ashamed.

The park is nice because it's close to our neighborhood but unfortunately that's one of the few…read morepositives. It has a paved walking path around the perimeter and some playground equipment that is in dire need of TLC. They had an accessible friendly playscape but removed it at the end of last summer and are building a restroom pavilion. Avoid the park at all costs after a rainstorm during the spring / summer due to the mosquitos because they will literally carry you out of their park. We've also had a few run ins with dogs off leash which is frustrating. This park is slated for upgrades in the coming years.

We like Elizabeth Park. It is located on the Detroit River in Trenton. There are…read morebike/rollerblade/walking lanes around the one way road. There are kayak launches, picnic areas, & two playgrounds.

A pretty, decently kept up, close park. There's space for…read morewalking, a playground for children, a designated fishing pier, other fishing available, and space for picnics. We caught a lot of fish, and had a very enjoyable picnic. I had totally forgot this was berry, But I won't repeat the mistake. Don't forget to visit the close by ice cream spot too.

We had a great evening playing ice hockey this winter with our son. The NHL built this ice sheet…read morein the park as part of their community outreach program when Detroit hosted the outdoor game. The park is very conveniently located from the center of town or off of I-75. We found everything to be very clean and well cared for. I would highly recommend taking the opportunity to visit the park, or better yet play a hockey game here if you have the chance.

My wife and I visited many different locations while we were in Detroit over the weekend. Clark…read morePark was one that we visited took a few photos but did not stay that long. It's not in the greatest part of town to be honest yeah we did not enjoy it too much I would not visit again to be honest I mean it's a Park to wide-open spaces are some nice little things take pictures of it it's nothing special just kind of ordinary could probably use some updates

This park has huge potential, they have a baseball field and soccer field and splash pad area . I…read morelove this because my son plays soccer. They even have a library right next to it in the same parking lot and small park. I have visited this place many times including the library with my son but only in the day time. Because it is located in Hamtramck,Detroit Michigan border. So honestly would Not recommend visiting at night at all.

This park is massive. It can be accessed from two different ends, Conant Street and at Charles…read moreStreet. The park is so big that it looks like two different parks. It has two large playgrounds, one on each end. a lot of green area, some soccer fields, a splash pad and some baseball/softball fields. The side of the park off of Conant Street seems pretty new. They have a new covered pavilion, nice new playground equipment and still working on the the lighting and grass. There is also a lot of green space over on that side as well. The pavilion is nice and has picnic tables under there. The playground has wood chips on the floor and has a nice see-saw, a small jungle gym, a saucer swing and some regular swings. The Charles Street side is where the softball/baseball fields are located and the splash pad. There is also a couple of pavilions over there with picnic tables under them, a restroom facility and the soccer field. That side also has a playground. It has decent equipment. The splash pad is very nice and has a bench you can sit and watch the kiddos frolic. It operates from 11AM to 7PM, in season. The playground is lined with wood chips and has a swing set and a nice jungle gym with slides. There are benches there too. There is an area with picnic tables that are covered by a neat canopy a little further out from the playground. It is very trendy and looks pretty new and neat. You cant miss the bathroom over there it is very colorful. The fields seem well maintained and there are paved paths that make a decent walking/jogging trail. The park has benches and square picnic tables throughout. This is a pretty cool park. It is somewhat calm and peaceful and has a lot to offer. You can bring the kids to the playground, jog around, walk your dog, play in the fields, frolic in the splash pad or just kick back and relax.