This park is LOVELY ! My kids love it there !!! I love how all the parents that come there are so…read morefriendly and so clean also after the emails. Wonderful park !

My kids love going to this playground! It's huge and I like that there's a lot for kids of all ages…read moreto do. The covered picnic table pavilion is awesome so if it's raining or too sunny we can have some shelter. There's a bathroom (not open yet, but hopefully soon!). Also I like that there are only two entrances to get into the playground area, and they're both way from the street. This makes me feel like my kids are more guarded. My negative is there are some sketchy people that do come out to just hang around here, and lots of people smoking around the playground.

Of all the parks I experienced during the last weeks in Kalamazoo, Milham Park was my favorite. At…read more49 acres, it is one of the larger parks and it is bisected by Portage Creek. This means that there are three bridges over the creek and they're beyond lovely. Picnic tables and a pavilion (though it needs some sweeping) that has electricity and water fountains and a playground nearby. There are other playgrounds in the park, connected by walking trails. The bridge nearest the entry and parking lot on East Kilgore was my favorite. A paved path from the parking lot, through the pavilion and over the bridge means that this beauty is also available for folks who are mobility challenged. There is a second entrance at Milham Park Road with another bridge and from there, a view of the neighboring golf course. Love, love, love Milham Park. Well done, Kalamazoo. [Review 11245 overall, 1021 of 2019.]

What? No reviews? Are you KIDDING me? This was my go-to park in the Kalamazoo area for the longest…read moretime and I've been coming here for at least 20 years. I used to love climbing the big pines along the water's edge, all the way to the top, back when I was a young adventure-lover. I'm an old adventure-lover now and I weigh more, so it's been a long time since I've done that. There's plenty of space to walk around here along lots of little streams, there's a small but pretty dam, lots of picnic spots. Milham Park is about equidistant from my house and my husband's work so we meet up there for lunch pretty regularly and watch kids feed the birds. Please be aware of what is and isn't safe for birds to eat and do not bring them bread! There's lots of covered picnic areas and BBQ stations, so it would be a great spot for a work or family get-together, a nice playground area for kids. On my last visit a hula hooper was doing all sorts of awesome tricks and we had the best time watching her. It's kind of the bee's knees, actually.

This is a wonderful place to see so many birds. It is usually not as crowded as some of the larger…read morezoos in the area. Which adds to the enjoyment in my opinion. The whole sanctuary is a great place for singles, couples, families and anyone who enjoys wildlife. Young kids get a thrill out of seeing the birds. And in non COVID times can feed them too. Adding to children's enjoyment. There are some birds in captivity (usually rehabbed animals) which are common in Michigan. Then the lake and ponds are great places to see waterfowl in their natural habitat. This is a treasure in Kalamazoo county. And a place not to be missed.

Went to hike with friends after school. We got scavenger hunt maps which was neat for the kids to…read moresearch for to cross off. We were able to see several birds and learn about them. Birds journeys that led them to be at the sanctuary. Usually you get to feed them but not today since they had a flu going around. Nice paved paths to walk on for strollers and wagons. Bathroom area to use if you need to go. Swans are so much bigger in up close viewing.

Super fun playground built from donations of businesses in area. Great for imagination to run wild…read morein this very busy castle of many towers, crawl spaces to tunnel around in, balance planks, sand box, steering, smaller kid part, dragon slide, balance rope, bridge and so much more. We had a blast going up and down.

This park is just far enough away from the interstate that you may wonder if it is really worth…read morecoming all the way here from I-94 for a little playground break as you road trip with your family. The answer is: yes. Very nice little playground by a scenic creek/river. Strikingly beautiful grounds, with little trails over the five historic bridges (yes) that have been moved here. Lots of flowers and foliage, at least in the late summer. You'll just have to trust me and try it.

Historic Bridge Park is a great place to visit. Whether you want to take family pictures, senior…read morepictures, picnic, or take a bike ride through the trails, you can't go wrong. My family has done all of the above. Magical in every season. Take the time to check it out, so worth it.

Nice area that is not too crowded. The playground is simple and for older kids…read more Gazebo and bathrooms very close

This well-kept park in downtown Battle Creek is great for the parents who need to tucker their kids…read moreout with some running and playing. A very well manicured grass area with benches and a large playground area. My only complaint is that it is close to some moving traffic and a small fence would be nice so that your kids can't go right up to the edge of the road. [Review 11057 overall, 830 of 2019.]

Mill Race Park is an excellent park in the heart of Downtown Battle Creek, MI. Has a playground…read morewith a padded base. Offers a great Christmas light display during winter holiday season and movies in the park during the warm months. Check out the cool waterfall that is close by the park.

Awesome barnyard experience for families…read more I am from out of state and after visiting Critter Barn for the first time two years ago, my family made an effort to visit again on this trip even though we were staying at a VRBO a little further away. They have since changed their location to be further back on the farm property which I think is an excellent move as they now have a parking lot as opposed to parking on the road. They are in the process of building a large barn which will host many more animals, but for now there is still plenty to see. I think we were there for about 60-90 minutes with two toddlers and they stayed entertained the whole time. Goats, cows, pigs, donkeys, bunnies, and an assortment of other barnyard critters are kept on the property. My son especially enjoyed the opportunity to pet bunnies and baby chicks. There is pavement or worn paths connecting each barn so the place is pretty accessible to those in wheelchairs. You will have a great time here!

This is THE BEST PETTING ZOO/learning farm I have ever seen. Critter Barn animals, staff,…read morevolunteers, and property all exceeded expectations. Very reasonably priced, tons of handwashing stations and a wonderful experience all around. My kids both want to volunteer here now. Worth the drive and the price of admission--without question one of the best attractions in the area.

This is the absolute best park!…read more It's like a treasure chest of a park for kids but also so scenic that adults will love it also. Lots of spots to explore in a perfect setting. There are books and crannies kids will love and also a large grassy area for relaxing or running around. I especially liked the amount of somewhat shady spots which is great for small children. Clean and has picnic benches and a pavilion as well. Perfect spot.

Cutest park ever! Kids loved it! Art work is adorable, and it has a nice view of the lake. Bbq…read moregrill and restrooms are also available. Looks like the playground been renovated by look at the previous photos. 10/10!

Wow！！There is beach！！！We can do BBQ,too！…read moreAlso,playgland！Ｍovie night,too！！ It's good park.

The beach there sucks, they have parts blocked off so there's very little area to swim and the…read morelifeguards will pull everyone get out of the water every 15 minutes