This place is really a hidden gem. Not usually many people at all there. It's very peaceful and fun…read moreif you like to look for mushrooms or just observe nature! Sometimes we come here and take pictures it's just so calming

Beautiful and clean property. Great place to enjoy a hike or run. We like to take our dog out on…read morethe trails.

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.

There is so much to Wabasis than just swimming. There's great trails, the water house, the…read morebasketball courts, the cabins, the primitive camping spots, the turnaround across from Tower Rd, the old cave on the two-track...you might even find Chief Wabasis' treasure if you're lucky enough.

Hi we just camped here this year Gor the first time. We had gra job skies with us both imes. This…read morecampground has so man any kids. It is a family park for sure. We will be back! Cars need to slow down! Some were going to fast for all the kids there!

They need more grills. There's no enforcement if you rent the pavilion and other people are just…read morerandomly there. They also don't allow alcohol. How can you have a picnic without alcohol? This is America, we want to relax with a burger and a beer and this hurts no one. Absolutely ridiculous.

Just south of downtown Ada is a small park with a parking lot, playground, pavilion, tennis courts,…read morefishing pond and a trail. It's kept clean and has public restrooms at the pavilion (which is often booked for outdoor birthday parties). The pond is an odd blue color, which is concerning. Other than that, it's a good park.

One of the most beautiful small community parks I have ever been too. Really!…read more Plenty of parking. Beautiful trees just steps away from the cars. Within a few steps you are immersed in Autumn, sorta warm, hint of cold in the air, leaves blowing out of the trees like snow and a fantastic amount of leaves carpeting the ground. All colors - yellow, green, brown, crimson, so beautiful. I was looking for poison ivy - it can be on the trail in bright red, there is a picture at the entrance- but didn't find it. The wind was whooshing around, and you can see the Grand River as you walk into to park. The trail down to the river is step, well marked and slippery with all the leaves. Wear hiking shoes w tread. The trail has fantastic rock formations, erosion of the soft stone plays a critical part in the unique formation, ridges, ledges, springs and seeps, and crevices. The rocks can be slippery and there are roots interspersed in the leaves. It was slow going ... but no falls or slips for me or hubby. If you have kids- help & watch them. We met rock climbers - fun to watch. What skill! Enjoy the pics- but go for yourself! Loved the shirt hike! (In -out loop trail) Open: Dawn to Dusk

Really nice sports complex! I bring my toddler here for the playground & he loves it. Nice…read moreplayground with lots of options for all ages - big area!. CLEAN & well kept. There is a bathroom but not sure if open at all times. Walking path around entire complex is great for walking & jogging.

Beautiful setting and plenty of picnic tables. Wonderful shade and a nice path down the road to get…read moresome steps in. Clean bathrooms, what more could you want from a park.

This place is very beautiful and is a nice place to go spend time outside by yourself, with family,…read moreand or with friends.

Sweet ride. Mostly flat and "smooth" by Michigan standards. I can imagine how beautiful it would…read morebe in the fall with the foliage. It runs 10.1 miles one way and the parking lot is a further drive if you use the trailhead on Yelp. On the other end there are restroom and a portable. Although there are many bodies of water as you ride across, there are no waterfalls as the name might suggest. Midway there is a nice cross breeze as it cuts between a lake. Today there was a horde of teenagers walking to the lake and was oblivious to anyone else around them. Hopefully, this is not a regular occurrence as it was difficult to navigate around them.

The Falling Waters Trail in Jackson County, Michigan serves as a great recreation spot for…read morebicyclists, joggers and walkers in the central part of the Mitten State. The trail is a beautifully paved 10.4 mile pathway linking the west side of the City of Jackson with the picturesque Village of Concord, Michigan with its many Victorian homes. The trail was once an old Michigan Central Railroad route and was converted to a Rails-to-Trails recreation area in 2007. The trail runs through rural countryside and beautifully shaded woodlands with only a handful of road crossings. The trail's name reflects the area's natural beauty and the region's native Potawatomi Indian tribe..."The land of Falling Waters". The Jackson trailhead at Weatherwax Drive and Park Road provides plenty of secure parking as does the trailhead ten miles to the west in Concord. Today we rode the full 21 miles out and back in beautiful Michigan summer weather before rewarding ourselves with Orange Creamsicle Milkshakes at Arby's on the way out of town....definitely a 5-star biking experience all the way.

A great park for a small town...I like to go there and relax and just people watch...Kids love the…read moresplash pad..

Great park for the summer for kids of all ages. There's a splash pad area right next to the…read moreplayground! Many other splash pad parks I've been to have the water area far from the rest of the facilities and it's a pain to go all over! This has fun equipment for kids young and old. Also there is a tennis court, picnic tables, and plenty of pavilions. Would be a great place for a birthday party. Free WiFi is available, dressing rooms to change, two unisex bathrooms, and a water fountain.

Nice small rolling hills park for 3-5 mile hikes, snowshoeing, or ungroomed cross country skiing…read more No dogs allowed. Unfortunately the gate that forces people to go clockwise is broken so you see people as it is a busy place.

Quiet little place with great trails! Our family loves this park. It is well taken care of and…read moreclean except all the fisherman stuff left from fishermen. Which they do clean up and it's not the parks fault.