Nice family park near the business district in Royal Oak. several large play structures for…read moresmaller children , a large sand box with many play toys, tables with grilles and a couple of tennis courts to boot. Best of all the park is for the most part shaded by big mature trees making it a nice place to hang out on a hot summer day providing much needed relief from the mid day sun. Overall, a very nice park for the kids to burn some energy off .

Very nice park, recommended for the family. Lots to do and clean. Well up kept place.read more

Very nice and amazing beautiful place to go out for a walk I like it very clean I give it 5 starsread more

It's a nice walk along Lakeside road at the end of Harmon street, off of north old Woodward…read more It's too bad the path doesn't go around the whole circumference of this small lake. Only goes on the one side is all. There's a path on the side but it doesn't go around is all. The path is covered with small rocks, not so friendly to the thin sole flats. It's a chilly evening but a nice brisk walk tonight. There are some nice houses on the wall as well.

THERE IS A SPLASH PAD! I just discovered this when I was dropping off some books to the Little…read moreLibrary, and it simply made my day. Very nice lush green park. Happy to have it in the community.

Very lucky to have turned up to the park on Log Cabin Day, hosted by the People for Palmer Park…read more Why, you ask? Because free ice cream. Shout out to Guernsey Farms Dairy for their delicious offerings. Further into the park it feels like an urban forest, trees as far as the eye can see... until Woodward Avenue, that is.

All of the play structures are weather beaten and the climbing hill is disintegrating without being…read moreblocked off so the kids can get into the rotting structure. The playground could use some updating. Signs everywhere prohibiting large groups or picnics which is strange for a park. Bees are everywhere which is no fault of the park yet still annoying, we had to eat snack in the car due to not wanting to be stung. Not a whole lot of shade where the benches are.

Great park, the largest playground in Southfield. 42 acres of community space--farm themed play…read moreequipment, swings, trampoline/bouncer, climbing net, and more. Also a smaller area just for toddlers. Picnic tables, restrooms, walking trails, sports fields, and plenty of parking too. I ran cross county in high school and this park has one of our race courses. It was very nostalgic being back here. I've always felt very safe here.

One of the standout features of Licht Park is its expansive playground. The forestry vibes and…read morequiet environment gives children a chance to play and explore in a safe and natural environment. This park is a great source of entertainment and health exercises. It provides picnic tables, two fun playgrounds for your kids, a trail (to walk, jog, run, and even bike), and many exercise equipments around the area. Whenever you do a full circle around the park, there is a fountain at the start to keep you hydrated! There are many places to get rest, including benches and tables. Even when you need shade on a summer day, there are several trees covering the whole park. Pull out a blanket, lay down, and enjoy! The park isn't just for any age range or alone. It's also great for spending time with family. The park mostly has children, but that doesn't mean adults can't have fun either! There are swing sets and balance poles for adults. While it may not be the largest park in the city, its a beloved spot for both locals and visitors. The only reason why I didn't give it a 5 star, is because the bathrooms are always locked or there is construction done near there! If you can't hold it in, I suggest not going here! Otherwise, this place is my favorite and new visitors are welcomed.

Great park to take kids. They recently upgraded the restrooms and walking paths. Also well…read moremaintained!

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

I'm so glad they added more parking because wow... this place blew up You can tell they didn't…read morefully expect how popular it would get. On those first nice days of the season? Forget it... it's PACKED. That said, it's honestly such a great park. The walking path is a really good, not too short where it feels pointless but not exhausting either. The landscaping is beautiful and feels really well taken care of, which makes a big difference. The playground is a huge hit with my kids, and the pond with the ducks is always a highlight. It just has that easy, relaxing vibe. Bathrooms are clean, there's a nice pavilion, and tons of open space for picnics or just letting the kids run wild. We keep going back... just maybe not on the very first sunny Saturday

Came here to walk a chilly fall Sunday, first time here and it was alright. Paved walkway for…read moreexercising and walking your doggo, little spots for picture taking (I counted 5 families taking photos), large playground and views of the Clinton River from a few bridges. Length of path is just about 1.4 miles for a loop.