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    Pitchford Park - Entrance to Dog Park House and play area. Must pay a membership fee and receive key to enter.  Wish I had a Dog.  10/23/2024

    Pitchford Park

    5.0(4 reviews)
    1.3 mi

    Review #501 October…read more31, 2024 Welcome To The Neighborhood With Macomb's Newest Outdoor Addition called- Pitchford Park ! I finally stopped in this park nearby My home to walk around the sidewalk paths, take photos to help others see so they can visit and enjoy it too. It is located on 49699 Romeo Plank. a 1/4 mile North of 22 Mile Rd. The park was created on 1.4 acres of donated land from a previous resident. It has a unique fenced in area with a membership key entrance called Pitchford Dog Park. The history story of Pitchford Park was named after a family of long time and now deceased residents that generously donated the land in 2021 to use to create a park using their last name of Joe Kay and Pamela Pitchford. Their parents were Bill and Joyce along with brother Todd who loved nature and the community of Macomb Township. Since I drive a few times a week on Romeo Plank Road, it was interesting to watch the reconstruction of the land to create now a community park. There are plenty of parking spots throughout the different areas of activities too. My photos attached show the entrance, trees, shrubs, flowers, tennis and pickleball courts, playscape areas, picnic tables and restrooms too. The newest attraction is a Dog Park for residents and non-residents with a fee and key to enter to use the areas for dogs to run and play with each other or their owners. Coming soon will be a Butterfly Exhibit in the Spring of 2025. For more information and registration to the Pitchford Park call: (586) 992-2900 and ask for director Sal DiCaro x 2800. Dog Park Fee: Residents $40.00 Non-Residents $56.00 Seniors $25.00 Non-Resident Seniors $35.00 Your Dog must have a license first to apply. Rules of the Dog Park are on the sign posted at entrance, and my photo is attached with the information. Hours of the park are Sunday through Saturday Dusk to Dawn. I'm looking forward again to cruise up here to enjoy my walks for exercise plus watch for the areas of nature to enjoy. Sincerely, Karen N. :-) Resident of Macomb Township

    Nice park when I went months ago some positives I noticed were the good quality materials of the…read moreplay place which reassures me that my kids are and will be safe to play on this in the future! This place makes any summer day exiting!

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    Pitchford Park - Autumn & Fall Decorations outside the Rest Rooms at Pitchford Park.   10/23/2024

    Autumn & Fall Decorations outside the Rest Rooms at Pitchford Park. 10/23/2024

    Pitchford Park - Silhouettes on fence of a Black Labrador and Owner of dog park. Guests sitting on bench too. 10/23/2024

    Silhouettes on fence of a Black Labrador and Owner of dog park. Guests sitting on bench too. 10/23/2024

    Pitchford Park - Happy Dogs Running & Playing in Pitchford Dog Park on Wednesday 10/23/2024

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    Happy Dogs Running & Playing in Pitchford Dog Park on Wednesday 10/23/2024

    Macomb Corners Park - 2018-07-12. Macomb Corners Park. Macomb, MI. Playground.

    Macomb Corners Park

    4.4(10 reviews)
    4.1 mi

    Great place for kids to play and perfect nature trail for a September walk . Myself and my three…read moreboys really enjoyed the park . It was clean well kept and many people enjoyed the day with us

    What a nice park with ample parking in a paved lot, baseball diamonds, soccer fields, a children's…read moreplayground, covered picnic pavilion, restrooms, a concession stand when the games are being played and a couple of beverage machines as well as a one mile paved trail. I liked looking at the sculptures at the front of the park. They add a nice touch as you're walking along. They're for sale too if anyone's interested in purchasing these cool looking works of art. A must visit whether you're a family looking for children's activities or wanting an area to sit and enjoy a picnic lunch or someone who wants to enjoy a walk on the trail. The park is well kept and clean which gets a high mark from me because I enjoy not only walking along nicely landscaped trails, but taking in the surrounding scenery. There weren't any games in play when we were walking, so it was a quiet and serene walk. But there's plenty to do and see for all ages including being a spectator in the stands for baseball games or sitting on chairs and watching soccer games. This I'm sure will become one of our favorite places to walk and enjoy for years to come. I won't take away any stars, but I will say, that I wish people would pick up their pet's waste along the trails, as we almost stepped in a couple of them. They supply the bags if you forget to bring your own, but please don't let your pets do this on the trail and leave it for others to step in. Also, this is the second park where the soccer teams or spectators are leaving their empty bottles and or trash behind on the grass instead of picking up after themselves when the games are over. So as a gentle reminder, whether you're a player, parent or coach--- keep our parks picked up and clean for everyone to enjoy. It only takes a minute to do your share.

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    Macomb Corners Park - 2018-07-12. Macomb Corners Park. Macomb, MI. Music in the Park Night. Benches for the parents/guardians to watch their kids... nice touch.

    2018-07-12. Macomb Corners Park. Macomb, MI. Music in the Park Night. Benches for the parents/guardians to watch their kids... nice touch.

    Macomb Corners Park - 2018-07-12. Macomb Corners Park. Macomb, MI. Playground.

    2018-07-12. Macomb Corners Park. Macomb, MI. Playground.

    Macomb Corners Park - 2018-07-12. Macomb Corners Park. Macomb, MI. kids Playground.

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    2018-07-12. Macomb Corners Park. Macomb, MI. kids Playground.

    Whispering Woods Kiwanis Park - The leaf covered walking path

    Whispering Woods Kiwanis Park

    4.4(5 reviews)
    4.6 mi

    Two nice additions have been added to the park..... A Little Library to take or leave a book and a…read morefood pantry to contribute to or take something you may need. They're both located in the front near the park map, restrooms and basketball courts. There's also a tree near the playground where you can paint a rock at home and set it around the tree. This park is bustling at times during soccer and baseball seasons. With 2 play areas, a couple of covered pavilions offering shelter and shade and indoor restrooms in the front of the park, this is a perfect spot for small gatherings. There are two large grassy areas near the baseball diamond and in the soccer field where you can fly kites, or run with your pet or play any other activity. This is a park the whole family can enjoy with plenty to see as far as plants and trees and animals such as squirrels and birds and rabbits and we've even seen a couple of ducks. When you're in the wooded area walking the path, you forget for a few moments that you're in the middle of the township because it's so peaceful. Come and enjoy whether you want to take a few moments for yourself or have some quality family time. Hope to see you there!

    Very small park with two tiny trails. Was not enough for myself and my 4 yo on his bikeread more

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    Whispering Woods Kiwanis Park - If we are lost, do we pick up the stone, I mean phone?

    If we are lost, do we pick up the stone, I mean phone?

    Whispering Woods Kiwanis Park - I hope this old cottonwood tree survives from it's damage from the April 2025 windstorm

    I hope this old cottonwood tree survives from it's damage from the April 2025 windstorm

    Whispering Woods Kiwanis Park - This tree dog, I mean log is looking a little ruff!

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    This tree dog, I mean log is looking a little ruff!

    Grant Park

    Grant Park

    3.6(5 reviews)
    5.1 mi

    The park has a lot to offer. There are two great play structures for kids of all ages. There are…read morealso sports offerings such as basketball, sand volleyball, tennis and horse shoes. There are plenty of picnic tables and grills. The bathroom is far from luxurious, I would stay away unless you really need it. Utica does a good job maintaining the park and keeping it clean and safe. Occasionally you will see police presence driving through or hanging out to keep everyone safe. They installed the blue light poles a few years back. Overall it is a great place to go for a run or walk or let the kids burn energy.

    2019-09-18. Grant Park. Utica, MI…read more Nestled amid a residential area in Utica is Grant Park. While not the newest or fanciest of parks, its compact and bountiful. Just east of Van Dyke, Grant Park's footprint is bounded by Nancy Ave to the north, Hanh Ave to the south, Deshon St. to the west, and Grant Park to the east. There are two small parking lots, one off Nancy, and one off Hanh. Every time I bring my kids here there are plenty of people enjoying the public space, yet I never have a problem finding a parking spot. This tells me that many are locals, which is great to see that the city's money is well used. The park is not huge, but they make excellent use of their real estate. Amenities include 2 full size basketball courts, 3 tennis courts, two beach volleyball courts, and two playgrounds; one for the big kids, and one for the kiddies. There are also two large pavilions, one by each parking lot, and the green scape is dotted with mature trees, providing green canopies for those who prefer the shade. A walking path winds through the park, and there are a couple of swing benches by the larger playground. There is even a book house where you're welcome to take a book or leave one. The centerpiece of the playground is the large tubular slide. A rare three storey tube slide, which is the primary reason why we come; that and the rare playground roundabout. There is also a Wendy's within walking distance on Van Dyke for those hot days or when you're craving a frosty. All in all, don't let this mature park fool you. It packs plenty for all ages in a small footprint and would serve any community well. Whether you're looking to get active; improve your skills at Basketball, Volleyball, or Tennis; or simply looking for a relaxing day at the park, Grant Pack can accommodate. I'm definitely a fan, 4 stars. If you would like to experience more, come dine-with-me.yelp.com I'd love to have your company... See you on the swings!

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    Grant Park - Wow! 1st time here, good looking playground. Kids ran all the way from the truck to be the first on.

    Wow! 1st time here, good looking playground. Kids ran all the way from the truck to be the first on.

    Grant Park - Lakepointe Church picnic!

    Lakepointe Church picnic!

    Grant Park - Grant Park on Hanh Street

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    Grant Park on Hanh Street

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