Attending a Kalamazoo Growlers game is one of my favorite things to do in the summer!…read more pro tip - if you want any condiments other than ketchup, mustard, or relish - bring them.

Came here for a STEM game with all the schools. The players were great with the kids and the…read moreatmosphere was perfect for them. The only complaint was the amount of time for STEM booth visiting before the game and how cramped it was. Otherwise the entire field trip was a blast.

Pavilions, baseball fields, basketball court and playground. Bathrooms during games open. Lots of…read moreparking. Great place to get into sports. Several fields to practice games in. Paved path for bikes, scooters or skating.

We love the Richland park. There is so much green space, it never really feels super busy. They…read morehave several baseball/softball fields, a football field, a basketball court, tons of parking and a sweet little playground. Coupled with several pavilions, this is a perfect spot for a family picnic or a gathering of friends. We've played kickball on the ball diamonds, ultimate frisbee on the big grassy area and hammocked in the trees. Just a great little park.

This free venue bring community. Local fund raising venders and neighbors enjoying lawn shows…read more Bring a chair and enjoy a show, two offered each night. Handicap parking available and carts to assist as needed. Restrooms close by. Beautiful place for the young and old.

We are so fortunate to live so close to this wonderful park!…read more It's a great place for the kids to play on the playgrounds, walk the dog, go sledding in the winter, enjoy the festival, plays and concerts in the summer.

A beautiful park that has a nice drive lined with trees all the way up to the honor system pay…read morebooth. Although it didn't seem very sizable, it has plenty of accommodations, including facilities, soccer fields softball fields, and I believe a miniature airplane flying field as well. (unless my Spidey sense is leading me the wrong way.). Really a very beautiful area and perfect for walking dogs (on a leash)

I absolutely loved this dog park the first couple times I visited. But, since then my dog has been…read moreattacked 5 times by two different dogs. The dog just darts for mine who is just wondering around the park and this last time made contact with my dog and bit her and rammed into her butt. I confronted the owner and she acted like her dog did no wrong and didn't show any aggression. Then later she put her dog on the leash and it went after a different dog but she still claims the dog "showed no aggression". Great area but unfriendly dogs.

Has a great playground with sandbox, soccer field, pavilion, walking and bike paths. Fitness area…read morefor working out.

A pretty massive park for Texas Township, very beautiful. There are multiple fields for football,…read morelacrosse, or whatever else you would want to do. Along with these there are bathrooms a drinking fountain, a baseball field, and basketball courts. Surrounding the entire park is a pretty large pathway that i would say is anywhere from 0.5mi to 1mi long. Finally there is tons of parking space and a fee pull-up bars on the far left side of the park.

A super gem of a park located behind the Oshtemo Township building & library. I was looking for…read morethe Lillian Anderson Arboretum and missed their drive and ended up following the sign for the Oshtemo Township Park. Boy, did we make the right turn! The park has 70 acres that includes tennis courts, playground, disc golf, pavilions, and walking trails. Even though the trails were snow covered, they were easy to follow. There are a lot of signs to make sure you know where you are. The forested area of the park is beautiful with rolling hills and as an added bonus you can connect to the Lillian Anderson Arboretum trails. I'm so glad we spent a few hours on a chilly Sunday exploring this beautiful area just west of Kalamazoo.

This is really great place！！We had picnic,hiked and disk golf！！…read moreunfortunately, we couldn't across the bridge for yestea's raining.

One of the all time great ice arenas in West Michigan. It has two great ice surfaces, clean locker…read morerooms and a nice bar upstairs. If you are watching a game here there are seats in the stands which are chilly, so dress warm. There are also some observation windows in the hallway above the rink which are warmer. There is a snack bar, elevators for handicap accessible needs and a nice proshop if you need your equipment checked / skates sharpened.

Nice rink. Couple of sheets of ice. My daughter whose skated for years and has skated on enough…read morerinks, that she knows when its bad ice, says : Good ice, well maintained"she skated after dinner time and said not too many ruts in the ice or things like that. Puck moves decently. She did say the showers need maintenance, as the flow was only a trickle. Didn't matter if it was hot or cold. Parking was tight, but you can park in the street. Id say 3 1/2 stars. Ill give 4 cause restaurant/ bar was open. Food was good & lots of beer choices on tap. Beer lines were clean and I would know.

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

Hurray for a bit of good news amid an abysmal year. Tests came back for the beach staffers who were…read moreshowing potential Covid symptoms and they received the all-clear. It's freezing out today so the beach is a no-go right now, but it's wonderful to have the option available. They've got another beach campfire event, drive in movie, and drive in concert scheduled at the park this month as well. We appreciate their efforts to provide social but socially distanced events, although we hope they'll do a better job hiring local and/or talented bands for future summer concert series.