Great park to take kids. Playground was adequate. Park was clean and not many peopleread more

This is a great park to bring your child to. I'm here on a family trip and needed a place for my…read morelittle one to get some energy out. The park is very clean, grass is mowed and the playground is large and well maintained. I added some pics because the ones I saw online didn't really show how nice this place was.

Don't get me wrong, McCormick park is a great place for picnics and family gatherings but there are…read moreinappropriate words drawings written all over the play structures. Otherwise, the park is a great place for children of all ages because there are two sections of the park one part is for smaller children ages five and lower and the other part is a bigger play structure just for the older kids.

Great place to go and smoke weed like it's got a stage AND a playground like this place is a God…read morespot and late at night the cops never go here

My four year old granddaughter gave this park five stars and two thumbs up so who am I to argue…read morewith a Park subject matter expert like her! This is a great place with lots of well built solid play structures and swings that will excite any child. The city of Brighton has done a really good job of building and maintaining this play park and the location being in the center of downtown is walking distance to all the wonderful business that this city has to offer. Nothing like taking the small ones out to play and burning some energy off before sitting down at one of Brightons nice restaurants for a bite to eat which is exactly what we do when we go here!

I love this park. My little sister and I come here maybe 3-4 time a year, but every time its a…read moreblast. The park is fun, the ducks and geese are calm, and there is tons of small businesses around that you can visit.

Very nice park beach. I searched this out looking for a wheelchair friendly beach near where my…read morefriend is staying after his stroke. I easily got him around for the most part. We didn't go in sand or water but we plan to go back. Kids everywhere having fun at huge playground and splash area.

Immediately was approached by 2 tip flight security guards when they seen my puppy wanting to play…read moreon the splash pad that was totally empty. Then was told dogs aren't allowed at the beach but bc we were already there they sent us to the corner of the beach where it was full of bird shit and broken glass. Both pup n I got sick as hell.

Bailey Park is likely Battle Creek's largest park as the 80 acres include three full-sized baseball…read morestadiums and that includes the 6000-seat C.O. Brown Stadium. There are also two quadra-plex softball diamonds, four sand volleyball courts, a playground and a dozen shuffleboard courts. This is where the Battle Creek Bombers play their summer baseball league! Lots of parking, several permanent structures available for concessions, grills, fishing areas, a boat launch, restrooms, trails and water fountains. [Review 11181 overall, 956 of 2019.]

Great job Battle Creek! This is a great addition to Bailey Park. I took my two pups to the dog park…read moretoday and it was a blast. There is plenty of shade, obstacles, a doggy drinking fountain, benches, dog waste bags, and a secure area for dogs. Be aware that your dog must have a city license to participate.

We had a great experience booking a last minute swim lesson. The pool area is great and they had…read morelots of sections for young kids to play in if they wanted out of the water time. It was awesome!

Awful staff for the POOL. Disgusting locker rooms and entrance. Unorganized check in pay system…read more Distracted front attendants on phone instead of helping guests. Dirty. Weird Mandatory 2 or 3 people a lane can jump in with you in laps and cant say no very uncomfortable. Worst staff I have ever seen no lie. There is literally a new updated 2026 article on how bad fuller got and not to go next summer for worst Ann Arbor Pool.

I've been on a slow mission these past few years to visit all 13 of the Huron-Clinton Metroparks…read more I've notched 10 so far and Delhi is my least favorite. It's not a bad little park, nestled on the winding Huron River with a couple ball fields and well maintained bathrooms. But little is the operative word there. Delhi just doesn't have that Metropark feel. At just over 80 acres I knew Delhi was the runt of the Metropark litter and had my expectations set low. Both Kensington and Stony Creek sprawl for well over 4000 acres. I knew I wasn't walking into anything like that and I had something to attend to in Ann Arbor so I wasn't making a special trip for this park. Even still Delhi underwhelmed me. It might be a lovely place for a picnic or family gathering but damn, the single trail doesn't even venture into any woods! The single lane orange bridge leading here is a pleasing quaint sight, but the traffic light that lets only vehicles from one direction move through is another flashing sign that Delhi is pretty small potatoes. There is an area west of said bridge I didn't even explore, not knowing it was there, but I can tell from maps it's a lot smaller than the main chunk of the park and not enough to boost my ranking here. There is a livery for renting canoes and kayaks there, but for all I know it has a separate listing on Yelp. And it's still several amenities short of a typical Metropark. Also, good God, there was a tremendous amount of goose poop on the early July evening I visited Delhi. I mean, Mother Nature and Mother Goose will be what they'll be but anywhere near the river i. e. what little scenery this park has was a veritable minefield of gander dander. Belle Isle can have this problem after the first spring thaw but I was surprised to see the grounds of a subsidized park look like this in the middle of summer. I guess Huron-Clinton Metroparks only saves the tiniest sliver of its budget for this red headed stepchild of the chain. (I read this park was given to the chain and they obviously decided not to look a gift horse in the mouth.) I'm sure there's locals that love this place but Delhi Metropark is more like Delhi micropark.

What a great park! And it was so beautiful on a slightly foggy morning. A weekday too so we had the…read moreplace mostly to ourselves, though I understand that on a summer weekend it be different. Lots of grassy areas, "real" bathrooms in a nicely separated facility though not far from the picnic tables. We took our fresh pressed cider and donuts from the Dexter Cider Mill here to eat. And then we played along the Huron River which flows gently though this part of the park though there are rapids a bit farther away. But we had nice views of the geese on the river here. There is a very nicely designed and rather unique play structure, designed as a ship, nautical themed all around. It was good for even a toddler but with adult supervision. Since it was an uncrowded weekday, no competition with older kids but I suspect it would be a very different experience when it's very full. The parking lot is large but I imagine even it will be full at certain times. It's an easy drive from Ann Arbor and a very nice part of the MetroPark system.

Out of business- CLOSED Too bad, it was a good location. I…read morethink they could have did away with all of their excess seating, and in place put in more games, something they were lacking. The play area was well done and spacious, just not enough games. Who knows, maybe that was their downfall?

Absolutely love the atmosphere. Very clean . Food is absolutely delicious and the service is 10…read moreout of 10!.

This was a cool playground setup. It had some of the typical things like monkey bars, but lacked a…read morebunch of the other stuff. Instead it was a labyrinth of climbing and going in and out of wooden towers. It was difficult to follow along as I'm 6'2, 200. I barely fit in some of the spaces. But the kids had fun and had no issue at full speed. There is also a splash pad about 100ft away. It's not very fancy, but in combo with the playground and I'd say it's a pretty decent way to spend an afternoon. The library is next door too..