This is a good sized park here in RO. Lots of spaces for kids to play at the playground. A really…read morenice tree lined area to walk around aimlessly and to get lost in your thoughts. A shelter and seating for a small picnic. Chess table for such aficionados, frisbee launch areas and open field areas for v-ballers too, two sets of poles are available, though you need to bring your own net and balls, of course. I enjoy getting some carry out at whichever spot in the RO or vicinity and taking it back to the park to have an impromptu picnic. This is the same park that usually hosts the Shakespeare in the park every year, except this year. It's most tranquil by the dense trees since there are less clusters of people in those parts. :) Come and get a much needed respite from the house and enjoy a bit of nature with a picnic at this park and a bit away from the playground area, if you want some quiet and peace. Maybe bring a blanket to lay on the ground and carve out your own ideal spot.

I love this park. Love. Love. Love. It is within walking distance from my house and my toddler…read moreloves it. It has great big trees that create some much needed shade in the hot summer months. There are two playground structures with several slides. There are two infant swings, two regular swings and a tire swing. There is also a large pavilion with picnic tables that can be rented out (I'm not sure of the cost but I often see kid's birthday parties and family reunions here on the weekends), the Berkley Parks & Rec website has rental details.

An amazing park and playground. Such a beautiful place to walk and check out Cass Lake. The…read moreplayground is great and they conveniently have nice, indoor bathrooms.

One of the places I tend to stop by just to clear my head. The view is beautiful and you have a…read morenice trail that you can wall or bike on around the park.

Decent park here in Clawson…read more I had no idea they even have two sand volleyball court. There is a big circular play area for the 6 and under to play around that's fenced in, a picnic and BBQ grills and a shelter with picnic tables. There are lots of grass and tree lined areas to chill out at and a big playscape for the 6 and over kids, walking path over mulch and some cement walkway too and bathrooms. The sand courts are decent.

We love this park! They have a toddler area for kids under 4. The big park has fun slides that have…read morebumps and turns. It's our fave. They also have a farmers market every other Sunday!

Spacious park with plenty of green space and parking too. Restrooms, playgrounds, fields for sports…read moregames, places to picnic, sidewalk trails to walk and more. I'm glad I stumbled upon this park today. Lots of shade too, to provide relief from the heat. The park is clean and maintained well.

Nice shelter here for an evening picnic with our Thai carry out…read more Big red picnic tables in the shelter, there are 10 tables total. A couple of play areas for the kiddos. There's basketball court, diamond court too. A nice, short pathway through the park.

I've driven by this park quite a few times over the past year and always was impressed with how…read moreclean and cool looking it was. I finally had the time to stop in yesterday with my date and his kids to check the place out, and we both were pleasantly surprised with how much fun it was. For starters, the park is really well kept. Grass was cut, parking lot was clean and well maintained and all equipment was in good working order. After walking around for a bit, we both realized there was more to do then meets the eye from the road. There's plenty to do for both kids and adults. The one thing that drew my eye initially was the picture of the fire truck on the wall of the building they have right next to the parking lot. The park itself is named after a fire chief, thus, the fire truck theme going on here. They have tons of stuff to do here. They have a lovely covered pavilion with plenty of seating and well maintained picnic tables. They also have a play area for the kids, soccer fields, a horse shoe area, tennis courts and a sand volley ball area. They also had an area that appeared to be a Bocce Ball court, but no equipment to play the game. Also, there was a building with the fire truck painted on that I assume has bathrooms or a tribute area inside. I can't say for sure because the doors were locked and you couldn't see much through the doors. The only downfall to this park is no obvious place for bathrooms. I assume it's in the building but I cannot say for sure. I also saw a few adults walking with fishing poles and equipment. I guess you can go fishing around here as well. I believe there's hiking trails as well if your interested in that also. This park is a great addition to the community and everything about it was impressive. I am sure I will be back in the future!

The splash pad at Chief Gene Shepherd Park is beautiful. The park is beautiful and clean, updated,…read moreand filled with exciting water features for children. My family loves visiting the splash pad on hot days and I love taking them. This splash pad is perfect!

Cutest little park with a nice meandering trail, but absolutely no parking lot and no parking on…read morethe side streets nearby. I guess if you could drop in via helicopter, you'd be OK. No bathroom as well. My guess is it's for the neighborhood.

In 2024, the Wonderful City of Troy agreed to add park benches, some placed along the walking…read moretrail, and at least 1 bench in the Children's play area. The above was a result of surrounding community involvement, organized by the Sweetapple family. Thank you City of Troy DPW!

Very spacious park--41 acres! There is s 1.1 mile wooded walking trail. It's lovely to walk in the…read morewoods and get a good dose of nature. The unpaved trail is wide, clear, and flat, so it's easy for walking and jogging. Depending on the weather/rain, the trails can get muddy and flooded. Playground equipment for kids, and two separate areas based on age range. One area is designated for kids ages 2-5, and the other area is for ages 5-12. Plenty of picnic tables and easy parking. Open daily from dawn until dusk.

It's really a sweet spot to hangout for an hour! It's all woods & has a cute unique setup. It's not…read moreas busy as some parks also!

This is a good sized park here in RO. Lots of spaces for kids to play at the playground. A really…read morenice tree lined area to walk around aimlessly and to get lost in your thoughts. A shelter and seating for a small picnic. Chess table for such aficionados, frisbee launch areas and open field areas for v-ballers too, two sets of poles are available, though you need to bring your own net and balls, of course. I enjoy getting some carry out at whichever spot in the RO or vicinity and taking it back to the park to have an impromptu picnic. This is the same park that usually hosts the Shakespeare in the park every year, except this year. It's most tranquil by the dense trees since there are less clusters of people in those parts. :) Come and get a much needed respite from the house and enjoy a bit of nature with a picnic at this park and a bit away from the playground area, if you want some quiet and peace. Maybe bring a blanket to lay on the ground and carve out your own ideal spot.