Belle Isle Park is maybe or one of the most beautiful parks I have ever been to, or even seen in my…read morelife for that matter. Of all places it is in the heart of Detroit Michigan baby. Me and my girlfriend were impressed here. I love the ocean and the city view. You must visit in the summertime. You will get a better taste and vibe of the park. We felt safe coming here to take a look, because at first, we were a little doubtful, but we ended up having a good day.

Belle Isle is one of those places that you tend to visit often when growing up in Detroit. From the…read moretime I was a little girl, I've been visiting this place. I've seen the transformation over the years and its interesting to see how much this place has changed. I stopped by today to just relax by the water and take in the sights. For anyone visiting, stop by! Belle Isle is beautiful and is a Detroit staple.

This is an AOK trail that I've found to be a peaceful place to drop by for a nice walk…read more Tip: There's a meadow in the park that leads to a network of trails with lots of trees and underbrush It might not look like much from the road, but once you're in a ways you'll find that there are quite a number of trails to explore here.

I can't wait to walk this trail again. It was a nice night so instead of going into the fitness…read moreroom at the hotel I found this walking trail and it was great. Can't wait to explore it some more.

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.

Great job transformed an old Chrysler automotive site to a wildlife refuge. Water and soil…read morecondition is much better than before. Birds , fishes all have a place to migrate to now. Here you can fish off the pier, very popular spot. Kayak , running, bird watching are also popular too.

We had a wonderful experience visiting this place for a night hike!…read more Staff was so kind, thoughtful, knowledgeable and very welcoming! I would highly recommend visiting. It's a great place to bring kids!

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.

Love Campus Martius. Especially the winter season with all the beautiful lights , the huge…read moreChristmas tree.... summer time they have movies where you sit and watch them . It's just a nice little park right in the middle of Detroit.

I was in and around Campus Martius all week as my employer's Detroit office is in the immediate…read morearea. It is a beautiful park in downtown Detroit (at least in the day time) and with the shaded tables, a perfect spot for a bite or a drink on a super hot day. Named Campus Martius for "Field of Mars" it is the reference point for Detroit's "mile" roads. Look for the Zero Mile Marker on the ground - Seven Mile and Eight Mile are precisely seven and eight miles from this spot, respectively. It was originally a militia drill ground back in the 1800s and the First Michigan Infantry Regiment departed from Campus Martius in 1861 for the Civil War. The park opened in 2004 and includes the beautiful Woodward Fountain, a seasonal ice rink and a seasonal beach. The - Michigan Soldiers' and Sailors' Monument is also here. [Review 694 of 2025 - 401 in Michigan - 24255 overall]

I just returned from the 5 day/4 night trip to Isle Royale and I had the best time!…read more Day 0: you meet everyone and learn so much about backpacking. If you are renting gear they get you fitted for a backpack and show you how to setup the tent. They go over and distribute group gear, and food, and help you learn how to pack your bag! If you've never backpacked before this is an amazing way to try it without having to buy all the gear! Plus they have a very comprehensive packing list so you know you'll have what you need out on the trail. Days 1-5: We traveled to the island by ferry and began our adventure. We hiked around 4 miles most days with one long day that we hiked around 8 miles. The trails on island are gorgeous and rugged. There was so much wildlife to see including: foxes, beavers, loons, cranes, frogs, bald eagles, and even a wolf! In the mornings we were greeted in the mornings by beautiful sunrises and at night with amazing views of the milky way. I honestly can say I wish the trip was longer! If you have ever been even curious about backpacking I can't recommend PackRatz Adventures' trips enough. Erin and the other guides were super knowledgable and just genuinely great people.

From the owner: PackRatz Adventures offers fully guided backpacking adventures though out Michigan’s Upper…read morePeninsula and more! Come explore the wilderness with us! Leave the food, gear, and planning to us and come try something new!

When people talk about green spaces in Detroit Belle Isle gets a lot of love, and it should! It's…read moreawesome! But did you know Rouge Park is actually the largest green space in the city and is larger than Belle Isle, Campus Martius, Capitol Park, Grand Circus, and Hart Plaza COMBINED? It's 1300 ACRES. That's a lot of trees, ya dig? But that's not all they've got. They have 7 miles of paved trails (and a 3 mile mountain biking trail loop) and there are actually a ton of amenities here beyond trails. They've got an archery range, in the summertime there are public pools, and there's even an model plane airfield where you can launch your own planes or watch the hobbyists take to the skies on the weekends. D-town farm is also on the property if you wanted to check out their organic urban farm and an independently operated golf course is also found there. It's such a wide expanse that some areas are less manicured than others but overall it's such an amazing resource that we should spend more time supporting.

Despite the obvious gay hook-up presence, it seems largely relegated to one side of the park. This…read morepark is close to my house, and I love cycling here. Weekends are a blast, there are groups of people cycling, riding mini-bikes (try THAT in New York) flying model airplanes, BBQing and yes hooking up (the gay and straight variety) This is an extremely friendly park, weather you are gay or straight, black or white, young or old. There is usually a hip-hop/raggae music tent @ Spinoza and Joy....