The kiddos had a great time on their first visit, saying it's better than the other park. This park…read morefeatures two playgrounds, a skate park, swings, and a soccer field. You can also walk your dog here since it is stretched all around the park. Definitely recommend.

Rosie's is probably the best park on the east side…read more They have a BMX dirt trail, including a halfpipe for bikes and skateboarders, a 1 mile paved walk/hike/bike trail, restrooms, and a skating rink that's inline in the summer, and ice in the winter. We used to take walks on the trail once or twice a week last summer. It's a great trail - the 30 acres or so are equal parts field and forest, and the trail goes through both. It's a nice place to get away without having to drive all the way out to Stony Creek park. The trail really is beautiful and so relaxing... Were I to get back into inline skating, I'd certainly come here. The trail, plus that halfpipe really makes it a great place for kids and adults alike to come and let loose on wheels. If you're at all sporty and looking for a place that's free and close to you, this would be Rosie's!

I had no idea this park even existed. There are so many parks here in the RO. This is next to the…read moreschool with a nice track. I have run on the track before. This walking trail is behind the park. There's a turnstile to get to the trails. We needed a walk after eating 3 tacos each at Condados and corn chips and salsa too. It's a nice little nature trail in here, a nice escape from the city. Wrong shoes for this trail. Oh well. The walking trail is more or less lined with downed tree trunks to guide you through the woods.

Enjoyed a wonderful walk with my son at this park on a cool Saturday. It's a bummer that the entry…read moreand exits are separate locations, makes going with little little kids maybe not as easy. Overall, we'll be back. There are well defined trails that weave in and out of each other. You can easily stay in there for an hour ish.

Raintree Park is one of the greater parks in Troy. It is a half wooded and half open space with a…read morepaved walking loop throughout. I especially loved that the park has partnered with the Troy Public Library to make the loop a Storybook Trail, which changes books monthly! Visitors can enjoy a 9-hole disc golf course, ball diamond, play structures, swings, sand volleyball, and a picnic shelter. The swings include traditional swings, baby bucket swings, as well as one ADA swing. There is plenty of parking and the restrooms seem to be open seasonly.

Nice park for gathering; baseball diamond, disc golf course, walking path, playground and a…read morepavilion. Restrooms seemed nice and there was an employee emptying the trash cans.

There's a little something for everyone here!…read more The playground is rated for 2-12 year olds, which is a huge range but helpful because I had a 2 year old with me today! I helped a friend get married here years ago and it was so special, intimate, and so easy! The fireplaces can really keep it warm during colder weather. The bees were bothersome today though, so that's as annoying. The trails are great! It's so peaceful despite being right next to M-59. Basketball courts, bike racks, bathrooms (I think they are locked in the winter though)

I ran across this little gem of a park quite by accident. Situated on 25 acres along Squirrel Road…read morenear the M-59 expressway, this park is a nice break from the hustle and bustle of life. I took a walk along the paved trail that crosses the Clinton River. The crisp autumn air was refreshing as I stood on the bridge and watched the river meander by. Further down the trail, I ventured out into a small grassy meadow. The oak trees displayed a wonderful pallette of crimson, yellow and orange foliage, much to the delight of passers-by. I didn't take the opportunity to venture along the other trails, but rest assured, I promise to next time.

Great park! We stopped by for a soccer game and loved the park; clean and well maintained lawns…read moremade for a great soccer field; kids enjoyed the play structures too. Great gem in Troy!

Cool spot...long trail for walking 2 bathroom spots, huge area for soccer, huge green area for…read moresoftball/baseball, covered picnic area...huge parking lot! I take a drive to come here. Never too busy and always a great time! This is a huge park with lots of area to enjoy.

I like this park. It has basketball courts and tennis court. It has a huge field for running…read morearound. Also, there are bbq tables and nice big playground. There are trees by the playground you can hide under from the sun.

Have hosted my daughter's Sweet 16 at Brinston Park. Great location & park activities! We…read morearranged a food Truck (GoCheez) - and it was perfect for our guests. The picnic benches under the pavilion were convenient to walk to the food. The park attendant was super helpful. Everything was great. Have held impromptu other events here too

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!

It's okay. I provides a decent nature walk, across from a beautiful church. The playground is being…read morerebuilt so that's nice. It just gets kind of packed sometimes, making it a less relaxing park. Not sure.

We decided to visit a few parks today to check out the walking and biking paths. This little park…read moreis a five minute drive from our house and I must say, I really liked it. The path is a very nice, leisurely walk with plenty of trees and plants and nature to discover. It also has a couple of bridges to walk over and benches to sit on along the way as you traverse through. There's a nice covered area with benches to sit and relax as you're enjoying the scenery surrounding you on the path. I thought the playgrounds were pretty cool. I love the soft, cushiony surface that the kids can run and play on. Parents don't have to worry about scrapes and bruises! The building for the restrooms looks nice, although I didn't venture inside to see what they're like. There's a small picnic pavilion that families and couples and friends can enjoy. Oh, and they have cool looking bike racks to lock your bike up if you choose! All in all a very nice gem to visit.