The 49 best parks and gardens in Lansing

Hawk Island is a versatile, well-maintained park that caters to all seasons. Whether you’re cooling off on the splash pad, paddling around the lake, tubing into the evening, or enjoying a scenic bike ride along the river trails, there’s something for everyone. It’s family-friendly, pet-friendly (with some restrictions), and a valuable local hub of outdoor recreation. If you’re planning a visit, here are a few tips: 1.Grab an annual pass if you plan multiple visits across lakes, parks, and the zoo. 2.Reserve shelters early—they book up fast for summer parties. 3.For tubing, buy tickets ahead online, and dress warmly if you’re watching from below.

You have to pay to get in if you're driving (Highly recommend). Or walk/ride your bike through the accessible path around the park. The place does offer fun activities and areas for families to enjoy. Fishing is highly recommended around the wooded area.

Lovely, clean, peaceful and family friendly. $5 per car for nonresident. Lake swimming, fishing, splash pard, trails...

Very pretty spot, not a long walk around the lake, they have a beautiful spot with wildflowers in the median when you drive in, I wish more parks would make dedicated areas for local pollinators! The bees were loving it :)

Beautiful park!!! Great paved and unpaved trails! The Dog park is AMAZING! (you must have a pass) Absolutely my favorite park in the landing area. Gets 100 ⭐

Wow, what a beautiful park. We were looking for a place near our campground, Cottonwood, to take our Kayak out. This must be either a new park or it’s being updated. Has a very nice dog park, splash pad, playground near a very small but nice beach. There’s a boat rental and small boat launch area with plenty of piers for fishing and what looks like an amazing bike path that goes around the entire park. They do rent paddle boats, swans, canoes and kayaks. We were able to set up our kayak and launch here easily as well. Nobody was on the water. Very small little lake to loop around but gorgeous and fun for us old folks. Did I mention it’s close to the campground as well!!! Lots of picnic areas and benches. Saw plenty of staff driving around the grounds. $5 parking for out of town people. Loved it!

Most beautiful place ever we had our family Reunion there and it was great very well kept and clean

Fenner Nature Center is mesmerizing! It’s difficult to find words for such a beautiful park full of nature since word limit our way to express, I’ve taken an ample amount of pictures and videos to try to capture how beautiful our experience was here! Thank you for keeping such a pristine and well kept park! We saw lots of little animals such as squirrels, butterflies, and a red cardinal! Which is a beautiful spiritual symbol and we love to see that. It feels incredible safe and friendly to explore. We came across a tremendous grave yard which was spectacular to be surrounded by even though death may seem sad it’s a beautiful part of life and this park embraces it gently. Will definitely come back again! Feeling grounded and whole after a rough day at the nearby hospital for our pet.

Located outside of Lansing Michigan,this is a fantastic place for hiking and biking. Over 4 miles of marked trails...many of which are paved. There are over 130 acres of green space ,maple groves and native prairie areas. There is also a Visitor's Center which we did not visit . No cost to enter and plenty of parking,this is definitely a place to visit year round.

I photographed an engagement session here not too long ago! It’s absolutely beautiful! You also get an amazing glow during golden hour! It is also kept super clean! Will definitely be back!

Kira and Dillon are wonderful Educators. I chaperoned for my Grandsons 2nd grade class this week. It was an amazing experience. It’s wonderful to have such a big piece of nature so close and people that are excited about it!

We recently visited the Fenner Nature Center for their plant sale event and had a truly wonderful time. It was a great opportunity to explore everything the center has to offer, from the well-maintained trails to the natural play area and the visitor's center. We were impressed by how clean the facilities were, especially the bathrooms. The animals in the nature center were a highlight—they were clearly well-cared for and fascinating to observe. Our toddler absolutely loved exploring the paved nature trails, and the story walk was a fantastic, engaging activity for them. Overall, this was a great experience for the whole family, and we would highly recommend the Fenner Nature Center to anyone looking for a fun and relaxing day outdoors.

Such a lovely location. A city Nature center, peacefully nestled away from the city traffic & noise. We recently attended a loved one s memorial service in one of the buildings & it was very nice. We could access it w a wheelchair (just prepare for the uphill ramp on the way in & the downhill ramp on the way out!🎢It was accommodating, temp controlled & the restrooms were both clean & well-stocked. There was a wedding in the opposite direction of our service, so the grounds offers settings for multiple needs. We'd been yrs before to the main building for a school field trip, which was also memorable & fun for the children & families.

My family and I went for the Apple Butter Festival and we were all wowed! Even in the cold rain, the volunteers were all super friendly and enthusiastic! My parents live in town, my husband and I do not, but we are already looking forward to coming back to explore the trails! 🍎🍁😊

Calm nature area. Good for an easy to moderate trail experience. A part of the trail runs parallel to the highway ramp which makes it a bit annoying. The trail through the nature area is quite serene and calm. Would rate the overall experience as 3.5

Please read before walking! The trail is 1 mile long. But only 0.5-1 person wide. So don’t walk this unless you and your companions are comfortable touching strangers. The whole far side of the lake is fence on one side and falling into the water on the other. It’s very muddy and icy at certain times. I am only 5.4 and had to duck often or be whipped in the face by branches. On the bright side - my butt got a great workout thanks to being clenched the entire time.

Great place to go swimming. Heavily fished with lots of pressure. Crappie and bass have all I pulled from the lake. The park can fill up fast with paddle board yoga and family's enjoying the easy access to swimming.

This hidden little gem is along the River Trail off of Mount Hope Rd. Quiet and tucked away. Great for walking along the trail. A couple of docks to fish from. Picnic tables and benches. Clean. Picturesque. Wildlife and plants. The flowers in this photo smell heavenly. (*Tell me what they might be if you think you know.)

Nice little park with the paved Lansing river trail going through it. Very peaceful and quiet walk. Gorgeous at sunset. Two parking locations on either side of park. Cool spot to take a walk in nature.

Nice little park. Never crowded. Fishing, boating and relaxing. Connects to Lansing River trail

Hidden gem! I truly enjoy the ‘getting back to nature’ feel you get even though it’s located in a large city. People could learn to pick up their trash a bit better, but overall a great location.

We went to the Wing Fest here and had a late lunch. There were ribs, wings, strips, fries, rice, and drinks. Sweets were also offered. The actual park is for kids. Very nice playground for all children. Picnic tables for lunches right by the playground.

Let me say, that I love the idea of having the park downtown, but it's crowded, and not enough play activities for everyone. I do love the idea. I guess without being a parent one wouldn't understand there's no money I wouldn't spend for my kid's happiness. The kids though did love it. Played tag, and loved the wheel spin thing in the middle. Cute park. Go when its not crowded though. My guess is early morning in the week or early Saturday morning.

Went for an adventure walk the scenery was beautiful many flowers and art along the way. But I will say we saw a used hypodermic needle and crack pipe along the way. So sad to see such things sitting on the edge of a play ground. Also found a shanty town of bums begging for cigarettes, when we said we quit smoking they cheered us on lol. Kinda awkward experience but not a bad one. There was a scavenger hunt along the bike trail that we didn't know about until we were done with hike. Pretty sure that's where the hidden trolls my daughter and niece found came from. Overall good experience even with seeing the bad stuff.

Went to a rock show in the park. Nice area downtown.

Super fun park! Located near the river and the new-ish LANSING sign it is a park that has plenty to do for everyone. It looks like they're continuing to build more next to it... someone can speak better as to whether it'll be picnicking areas or something else... it can also be unrelated to the park itself. The park has a soft rubbery flooring, quick access via a gate to the river trail and two large portapotties (though they were locked when we came by Oct 12th. Would recommend this park to anyone with kids

My daughter and I came to a pow wow here on Saturday. We loved it so much that we came back for the final day on Sunday. It was a great time and everyone was super friendly! We'll definitely be back for the 3rd annual one next year!

I went to fish but the park itself looked fun and fit for kids.

Loved this place. They have plenty of parking. The trails are well taken care of. I went on a Sunday. They have structures which included a log cabin, covered picnic shelter, a visitor center and a barn. Because of the day they were closed. There is lot a variety of birds. I did see quite a few Towhee birds. A will go back place. $3 entrance fee unless you are a member. Bring cash

Wow this place is amazing! I love the trails and the buildings. The old cabin brings back my childhood my husband and I was out there doing a nature project for his college course.

Beautiful trail with evergreen trees. Only one other car when we went in December. Trails were very good and maintained even though we went after a heavy rainfall. Costs a couple bucks as a drop station for us to go, but nothing terrible. Lovely people walking and cool surrounding buildings. Parking lot could do with some repaving

Such a gorgeous and wonderful place. The staff was so professional and kind. They made sure my sister-in-law's wedding went off without a problem. They were on top of everything and made sure her day went off without interruptions and made sure our older guest had transportation to the ceremony site. 100000/10 recommend them!

Bathroom spotless, the staff were really friendly and told me where I could photograph Birds!! The barn is wicked cool

This place is beautiful! Definitely worth checking out! The trails can get kind of tricky, so definitely mark where you are or pay attention to your surroundings. Lots of nature, lots of 0laces to wander and get lost!

The park has always been beautiful, the trails kept clear. The only issue is disrespectful people who don't pick up after themselves. I wish I had taken photos but someone let their child(ren) leave several messes of yarn & toothpicks.

Very Clean Park From walking trails, to kids play grounds, basketball court, Pickle ball courts, Corn hole etc. The bathroom are nice plenty of parking and nice clean Pavillions. Very well taken care park.

Huge park with lots to offer. There are multiple playgrounds in different areas, covered picnic tables, pickleball courts, hammocks (in the summer), Sledding hill (in the winter), and well-kept trails.

I don't get out this way often but enjoy walking these trails whenever I'm on this side of town. Today, I was delighted to discover that the former rink in the Western area of the park (entrance near the sledding hill) has been recently been replaced by a playscape, pickleball court, picnic tables + pavilion and...my personal favorite: hammocks!

Its a great place to star gaze if your into star gazing. If your looking for a safe park to enjoy both in the day and at night. This is the place to go. The trails are well lit at night. The park is very clean and well maintained. I'm sure if you enjoy sledding in the winter this would be the best place around. There are many hidden things that may not have been found by others at this park. Its a must see all around year around. Take your mind off the Covid and take your kids for a walk or your significant other or as a family. Something to do for everyone. Facilities are also very clean and well maintained. 5 stars all around I recommend to everyone. Of all ages!! God Bless

This park is absolutely breathtaking. We have utilized this park in our family for many events, birthdays, gender reveals and most recently a memory lantern release. This park has great views, plenty of space, good parking and great trails. If you’re looking for an experience definitely come here. It’s always clean nice play ground area with swings for the children. Sunset is gorgeous here too! Great place for photography.

Well maintained and clean year around. It's a relaxing breath of fresh air and escape from the city madness and congestion just walking the trail through the woods.

Nice park. Love the trails. There's a lot to do here. They have playgrounds with some really nice equipment. There are soccer fields, baseball diamonds, basketball courts, a roller hockey thing, nature trails, pavilions, bathrooms that are open year round, and trails for walking, running, and biking.

I love walking here on my days off which are rare. It’s beautiful in the fall- the sunlight is so perfect and the leaves are precious. The trails are amazing and the views tranquil.

Great park for hiking and biking. There’s asphalt trails, mulch trails and field trails. On site bathrooms. Great scenery for birds and other wildlife. Well maintained. Dog friendly (bags and trash bins are on site).

Obviously depends on what you're looking for. If it's a quiet well maintained wooded trail with both gravel and paved trails wide enough for runners walkers, and bikes, this is the place. I often use it for running and you can hit about 6 miles before circling back towards the start. Parking can get cramped at busier hours, but I've not had any issue in the past year. There are bathrooms as well.

A great park that just needs some loving TLC. The bridge across the pond is broken. The trail has trashcans and rails that are paved and also gravel (so good for strollers). The trail does not have maps anymore so that needs fixing but you wont get lost due to corn fields being around. Big parking lot.

Great park, nice trails. The floating pontoon/barrel bridge was unfortunately destroyed in a storm and has been left unrepaired. Most of the paved trails are nice, some of them need repairs also.

This park is outstanding. There are many ways you can customize your paths as you walk in this park. I needed a trail map the first couple of times to learn this park, but eventually I did not need it anymore. There are paved trails, gravel trails, limestone trails, and grass trails. What I like is that the park's appearance varies throughout.

This place is so peaceful, I'm glad that I found this trail. There seems to be some kind of wildlife always around which is awesome. Paved and unpaved trails. Unpaved trails aren't rough though, I was able to push a cheap umbrella stroller through them.

It's old, dirty, and almost abandoned. The boat lunch is the only useful part of this park. Not a safe place.

People kept approaching me for a ride in my boat. They said they knew me. Believe me I would remember these people if I knew them. Kind of a shady place.

I use the boat ramp often. Dont care for the river princess blocking half the ramp as other boaters have no etiquette and block the ramp while tying down their boats.

Nice launch plenty of parking. Fishing not so hot, ill be back to try again

Not a park in the normal understanding... if you're looking for a boat launch this is the place. If you're looking for a 'park' I personally would look elsewhere.

Beautiful

Great park super nice spot

Had a great time at the City of Lansing's Concerts in the Park event. Would be nice if they would have mowed the tall grass prior to the event. Some dead trees that need attention before someone gets hurt!

Quit little park along the grand river. Nice rose garden and picnic area. Good playground, soccer field, and ball diamond. Great place for children’s birthday party’s.

Frances Park (Lansing, MI) is widely celebrated as a beautiful, versatile park perfect for families, photography, exercise, and small events. Visit during late spring to early summer to enjoy the rose garden in full bloom. In autumn, it is one of the best places to enjoy fall colors in Lansing. It is great for family picnics, engagement, or wedding photos.

A beautiful park with an amazing garden and beautiful walking/biking paths.

Plenty of shade, seating for parents, and tables, but not the best playground area. My kids will play for an hour or more at other places but were a little bored after about 15 minutes-- they are 7 and 9. The rose garden is pretty, and the walking trail is nice, but in the back of the garden, there's a bunch of trees and brush down that haven't been cleaned up since a storm earlier this year. Not the worst park we've been to, but not really the best either.

This park is beautiful. They have a rose garden and a balcony that overlooks the Grand River. Grills, playground, soccer field...its just really nice. Full of families during the summer. Great place for wedding and graduation pictures. A truly hidden gem in Lansing.

Nice neighborhood! Really cute little park for photo shoots

The park opens shortly before sunset and closes slightly after sunset. The park offers a variety of services including disc golf, shelter rentals (3), hiking trails, a baseball diamond, and a playground. The disc golf course is 18 holes but they are all relatively short par 3. The hiking trails have some variety with the red trail being the shortest and the blue trail being the longest. My personal favorite trail is the orange trail which splits off from the green blue trail. I used to work here, regularly closing the park. Occasionally there are ruts that form at the entry which are graded regularly but do be cautious as you enter. The springtime offers a look at many nesting birds such as Sand Hill Cranes and Canadian Geese. The sunset over the marsh from just west of the main shelter is perhaps the best view of the sunset in the area. The restrooms are closed for a portion of the year due to freezing conditions and take some time to be un-winterized. There are 2 fire pits near the main shelter with ample firewood provided.

I visit this park regularly to walk the trails, which are the best and longest in the region. The longest trail is over three miles through beautiful, mature trees, wetlands, and moderate hills. Dogs on leash are permitted throughout the park. There are three picnic pavilions with tables and grilles that can be reserved, restrooms, and a large playground. There is also a ball diamond, sand volleyball court, and a disc golf course. There is an entrance fee.

First time here and will be back with the dogs! Great loop, well maintained.

Fantastic trails for hiking, trail running, cross-country skiing and snowshoeing (rentals of skis/show shoes in the winter on Sat and Sun). I love this place and usually do the 3.8-mile blue/green loop hiking and recently started skiing there. The trails are very well defined so it’s easy to find your way around.

Love this walking trail. Lots of trails to choose from. You can hike for 2 miles or 5 miles. There are several places where you can extend the hike, and also where you can exit early. Beautiful paths. We'll kept up.

This is a beautiful wooded park, perfect for family get togethers with lots of room to social distance during the COVID pandemic. We've enjoyed hiking the trails here as well, all year round. I love that this park is nearby to enjoy!

Some of my personal favorite trails in the Ingham county. My dog loves it! Great place to see wildlife and birds, as well as hunt for mushrooms if that's what you're into. Has not been as crowded as other trails in the area the times that I have been. Recommend pants and bug spray in the summer months as there can be some mosquitos, fleas, and ticks.

Clean, large dog park that doesn't get too busy or crowded. Great hours!!

Children under 9 are not allowed at the dog park. There were about 20 people with big dogs and this parent was on their phone, not watching their child for the majority of it. Allowing their child to play with dog toys and not allow the dogs to have them, taunting dogs. Be mindful of your dogs when here; common sense is not so common.

The park itself was fine most dogs were small n friendly Like mine.. But ma dog in particular didn't play tpo much she spent most happening f the hour smelling thr grass n familiriAzing herself witg der. Place so... Will go bk once a week!!!

This park is a great place except for two things: 1) No water pump or fountain, and 2) It closes in the winter. Why does it have to close in the winter? Some dogs LOVE playing in the snow, especially huskies, etc. but they find themselves in a state where snow only happens for a few months a year.They would LOVE to play here in the winter! (my animal companions don't have thick coats, but still...) Every other dog park I have been to have fountains or water pumps (well water) and the WATER park (repeat: water. park.) is so close to the dog park, you would think there would be an easy way to get city water to the dog park. The pups are always thirsty and we "owners" can't seem to bring enough H2O! I know this park is relatively new and I applaud the city council for creating it in the first place. I have noticed over the months that new sections have been added for smaller animal companions, which is a good idea. I also think that funding the beautiful dog park, where families, including non-human members of the family, can safely exercise and enjoy the outdoors during COVID, soak up vitamin D, and be a part of the community is a MUCH BETTER WAY TO SPEND OUR TAX DOLLARS than a deer cull - killing deer not because they cause accidents or harm any other life, but because they eat the flower beds of the wealthiest in the city. It is a shame that would even be considered over something like a beneficial community project like this one. Thank you!

Nice wooded trail to go for a walk or the fenced in area with seating so they can safely run until exhausted

Gozmo loves coming to play at the park! However, there should be away to put in a place to get water and hours need to posted. Is the park closing for the winter?

This is a very nice dog park. The grass is well kept and the entire fenced area is nice and large with multiple entrances. It also seems to be always stocked with bags to pick up after your pets and most people seem good about it. There is also ample parking and some seating and trees for shade.

No one was there, not much going on. A lot of open field, a few picnic tables, that's it. I don't remember seeing a playground, but I could be wrong. There is a Farmer's Market here like once a week though. It's small, but brings in a crowd. I saw zero restrooms anywhere. They have none.

I went to use the courts, not realizing from the pictures that it was in very poor condition. I was surprised that a park so close to campus and next door to some very big and fancy fraternities would be so poorly maintained. Also the only bathroom was a porto potty that was locked during a weekday. There was not much free parking either.

Cool playground with a bike repair station, basketball court, tennis courts and a kindness rocks garden...🏀🎾⚽️🏈🚲 🪨

What can you say, it's a park. Kids playground, tennis courts (not well maintained). Events held in the big open field. Farmers market on weekends.

City refused 1 m in state grant funds to make it year round equal access for land bank farmers/flood zone abatement with native ecosystem management. Hence -5 rating for embezzled public funds >.> Ron Bacon (the mayor responsible for defending the theft under color of law to back fill their staff pensions instead of cut redundant traffic ticket cops and provide services as they promised under penalty of purjory (8M stolen to date))

Always clean, great amenities, cant wait for more events to come to the park as it gets warmer. The farmers market is worth stopping by! There are also some nice tennis courts if that's your thing. Metered parking in the main area.

When I was 17 this park would have free concerts , started my interest in musical career! Now its just another cookie cutter blank space in East Lansing. If it weren't for the farmers market it would be worthless dog park space ! 👎

Absolutely gorgeous hidden gem! We had family photos done here just at the end of spring/beginning of summer and we were so impressed with the landscaping. Gorgeous blooms and just a peaceful space in the heart of a busy city. Thank you to the city workers for keeping it beautiful!

The garden is pretty and well maintained. It's a quick visit. They have interesting types of flora and it's great for pictures 📸 Would recommend adding small picnic tables.

If I could give 3 1/2 stars, that's what I would mark this city garden. It is maintained by Master Gardener volunteers who do what they can. It has a somewhat overgrown look in many places. Some areas are delightful.

Nice little garden right next to GM factory. It was very clean. We did a Halloween theme shoot right after sunset. Easily accessible

This garden is so cute and quaint! So many people haven't discovered this little gem in the heart of Lansing!

The most beautiful public garden in the Capital City area. Very quiet and peaceful in the evening hours.

Just moved to town and took a wrong turn while biking on the River Trail, next thing I knew I was in this beautiful garden. Felt very surreal. Great flowers, great location, great wildlife.

The tree lights are half dead and I wasn’t even there that late or anything but there were homeless people asking for money around the corner and following us. Not fun not worth it don’t go here.

Another pretty public space on great Lansing. I spent the weekend with my family to see the river, playing sand, or biking, or just walking.

Really cool place to Visit during the day and Night!!

The lightscape from the Lansing Center to the park is well done and serves to draw you down into the park from Michigan Ave and pull you through to the Shiawassee st. bridge that serves as a space for public art. The dynamic lighting creates a warm and inviting sense of place. We need to see more lighting plans like this in public spaces around Lansing.

We had a nice little picnic after our Riverfront walk. It was very peaceful and relaxing!

Rotary Park is safe after dark Neighbors off porches, the playground is stark Wine stained a vacant old basketball court Dwellings surround a municipal fort Don't mind the stories of triumphs and glories Rotary Park is the jam after dark Be, leave and decide, stay and be blind Easy to claim when you've places to find We nearly died, be that inside Grinding the gears of all tides Rotary Park is at peace after dark Chief Pontiac stamped his name on the mark Mystery buried (Be, leave and decide) In flat dominos (Stay and be blind) Twilight atuned to (Easy to claim when) A creeping repose (You've places to) Don't mind the lion hid dreaming of Zion Rotary Park is ablaze after dark Rotary Park is swell after dark Coveting woes in bureaucracy throes Trials by pairings with (Be, leave and decide) Blood on the psyche (Stay and be blind) Victory airings not (Easy to claim when) Sponsored by Nike (You've places to find) Purple potato-faced (We nearly died) Comrade ascends (Be that inside) Vultures encircle (Grinding the gears) Abandoned amends (Of all tides) This morning I woke from a nightmare and fell out of bed And Lo! the ghost of a man ages thought to be dead A smile and a ribbon he wore with a dutiful pose A wink, a prick from the thorn of that beautiful rose Rotary Park is a gas before dusk Don't mind the four savage young horsemen of musk

My only real issue: where do I lock my bicycle up at so I can enjoy the amenities without worry of taking my bicycle with me everywhere? There used to be one...what happened? Otherwise, it's awesome, the chairs on the sand at sunset are amazing and so is the lighted forest; it's just too bad the grass isn't ready to sit on in that area yet. It will be quite the spot for a sunset picnic when it's fully grown in!

Hidden gem! Free park, playgrounds, and pool for your family. You only need to show your driving license ID. Free entrance. Free parking. I love lansing.

NEVER visit this park. There is a disgusting man who regularly slinks around here and harasses families, attempting to inappropriately touch and steal children out in the open. There is NO excuse for this. The city must take action immediately to ensure evil people like this are put behind bars so we can have safe parks for locals to visit. If you see this guy, CALL THE POLICE and report him. He can be seen riding a red bike. We need to work together to keep our city safe.

Nice playground. Nice garden. Looked like a decent pool. Tony enjoyed all the smells

Great place for swimming And the place is very nice for swimming. I went here with my friends and it was very pleasant experience and the staff members were nice and they will help you out. If you need help.

This is a beautiful park with a really fun playground. Can't say I've ever seen the water area being used. The bathrooms are always locked. It's usually busy enough, which I like, since that means my child will have other children to play with. Has a nice covered area to picinic in and very green grass.

There was trash everywhere (playground and surrounding fields). It didn't feel like a very safe environment for my kiddo to play. There was a homeless man that followed us everywhere we went. Will not be returning to this park.

Awesome park, pool, open area, pavilion. Great park

Went to flower expo parked here but their ride never showed so we drove and walked

Worst parking garage ever!! No spots available and they still charged me for parking in their garage!!!! I wasn't in there for more than 15 minutes, LOOKING FOR A SPOT THE ENTIRE TIME and they charged me!!! I called the attendant and they said nothing they can do!!!! WORST GARAGE EVER!!!!!! DON'T use them!! We found another garage close by and they were great!!!!!!!!!!!

DO NOT USE THIS PLACE!!! Sketchy parking garage, felt scared for my safety! Can't tell if there was a person in there waiting for me or if they just allow homeless people in there or if it was a prank but someone chased us inside this garage! It was horrifying!! Get some security!!!! Tried to leave and they made me pay even though we left!!

Very bad experience with the people at parking office, very rude people who were hell bent on skimming money from me just because their machines didn't work properly, had to park at hourly parking spot and didn't even show some humanity to acknowledge the situation and help me out, stay away if you want to avoid unnecessary drama!!!

Completely incompetent staff! "Nothing they can do to help me." Charged me for a problem with THEIR MACHINES not working correctly! Unbelievable!!

Usually accessible to tavern and tap

Nice place to watch the Lugnuts Fireworks

This review is from a situation in 2020. I would advise against using their ramp. They scammed me out of hundreds of dollars during COVID. I was using their parking garage for work and then when COVID happened, due to the stress from that and then being told to stay home for work, I forgot to cancel my card and was charged automatically. When I contacted them to get refunded, I was told I wouldn’t be able to get a refund. It’s family owned but they don’t seem to have ethics and family values to refund people their money. They make a lot of money charging for just a couple of hours. What a shame!

Charged my card $20 instead of the hourly rate quoted on the entrance. Handwritten paper note taped to the exit saying no receipts available so nothing I can do.

Would be better if free after hrs

I didn't get shanked!

Convenient for sure!

Our favorite view of fireworks

Perfect downtown location!

Fenner Nature Center is mesmerizing! It’s difficult to find words for such a beautiful park full of nature since word limit our way to express, I’ve taken an ample amount of pictures and videos to try to capture how beautiful our experience was here! Thank you for keeping such a pristine and well kept park! We saw lots of little animals such as squirrels, butterflies, and a red cardinal! Which is a beautiful spiritual symbol and we love to see that. It feels incredible safe and friendly to explore. We came across a tremendous grave yard which was spectacular to be surrounded by even though death may seem sad it’s a beautiful part of life and this park embraces it gently. Will definitely come back again! Feeling grounded and whole after a rough day at the nearby hospital for our pet.

I photographed an engagement session here not too long ago! It’s absolutely beautiful! You also get an amazing glow during golden hour! It is also kept super clean! Will definitely be back!

Beautiful serene trails with flowers, wildlife, mushrooms and friendly people everywhere.

We recently visited the Fenner Nature Center for their plant sale event and had a truly wonderful time. It was a great opportunity to explore everything the center has to offer, from the well-maintained trails to the natural play area and the visitor's center. We were impressed by how clean the facilities were, especially the bathrooms. The animals in the nature center were a highlight—they were clearly well-cared for and fascinating to observe. Our toddler absolutely loved exploring the paved nature trails, and the story walk was a fantastic, engaging activity for them. Overall, this was a great experience for the whole family, and we would highly recommend the Fenner Nature Center to anyone looking for a fun and relaxing day outdoors.

There are beautiful nature trails. The fall colors were breathtaking. I liked the fact that we walked on the ground and not on the pavement that s the way a natural trail should be. This place was clean and you can tell they take pride in their park. I was impressed at how well they maintained everything.

The park itself was very clean, and the walking paths were well-maintained and clearly marked, which made it easy to navigate and enjoy the scenery. We appreciated the effort put into keeping the grounds tidy and accessible for visitors. Unfortunately, our experience with the rented pavilion was a completely different story. When we arrived, the pavilion was in terrible condition. The tables were covered in a mess — slime, paint, and various other sticky or dried substances. It looked as though it hadn’t been cleaned at all after the previous use. There was debris scattered across the floor and random items left behind, giving the whole area an unkempt and neglected appearance. One of the biggest inconveniences was the lack of trash cans at the pavilion site. Without a nearby place to dispose of garbage, it was frustrating to manage our own cleanup on top of dealing with the mess that was already there. For a rented space, we expected it to be ready and welcoming, but it felt more like we were cleaning up someone else’s party before we could even begin ours. The park is beautiful overall, but the pavilion upkeep and lack of on-site trash disposal were disappointing.

Fenner is absolutely amazing! It’s fun to walk the beautiful trails and see the wildlife. My son has attended their summer camps and they are incredible! Staff is wonderful and he loves all of the nature education and experiences.

I was just driving down the road and saw beauty and that’s it 😉❤️

A beautiful spot to reflect on the events of 9/11. Touching the piece and seeing it up close was worth stopping for.

Haven't been there yet, but it looks beautiful and we're going soon. Our goal is to see as many 9/11 memorials as we can before we kick the bucket.

This is a great place to pause and reflect about the sacrifices that have been made for out freedom and unity. The sunrise from here is awesome, especially on September 11th.

Even after all these years, its still nice to remember.

9/11 😿

Convenient and quiet alternative to CATA CTC.

I walked the trails and disc golf course. The reason I give the park a 4 is because if youbarent familiar with the trails it is easy to get turned around. Many of the map legends around the course have been weathered or vandalized. The park otherwise is very clean and has potential to be top notch. The disc golf course has a beautiful pond and also parts along the river with benches and trash cans.

Lousy discgolf course. pretty average first 3 holes, but after that, the course designers seem to loose any idea what there doing. Baskets placed in random spots with no obvious fairways, t-pads places in spots where you cant even see the baskets, and no signs even showing where there at. Also, zero indicationa how to find the next T-pad even with the map. A few times i had to wonder around the park looking for the next hole. The only thing going for the course is the large, level T-pads and the new, top of the line, Discraft Chainstar-Pro baskets. Over-all a below average course, but probably good enough for the casuals and local community,

One of the best places in Lansing. Wonderful disc golf course. Remote control car track is cool to watch. Aways mowed. A++ Park for the whole family and a great reason to put your phone away. My family walks the groomed trails regularly.

Grand Woods Park is a large park with many amenities, including a disc golf course. Beautiful hiking trails along the river.

Nice park, well taken care off. Nice previllion and grills if you want to come out and do celebration or just family gatherings. Trails to walk, Frisbee Golf, and river trail for a little fishing.

Grand Woods Park Big, easy entrance, lots of parking. Restrooms. Came here for the Hmong Lansing new year in 2023/2024. Solid place. Just big enough for Hmong people. Only one entrance and exit. Recommended

My homeboy and me and my girlfriend had a great day of golf that was fantastic. It's a course that will make you find a throw ,you didn't know you could. I'm super happy to drive the hour. I recommend putting on your wish list

Durant Park is under revitalizing and rightfully so.its a wonderful park with a rich history, Ransom Olds the founder of Oldsmobile and Mr, Durant were once partners and both founded their own automobile company. I can recall when the adjacent apartment building once housed a grocery store & Butcher shop, It's going to be interesting to see this park come back to life with a new face lift and a different set of individuals who can appreciate the history and up and coming brand new agenda's. Nice job Lansing parks and recreation. Mayor. And City council.

Seeing the leaves with the evening sun on them was beautiful. The gigantic potholes in the streets surrounding the park and noticing the potholes in the roads less than 3 blocks away disappointment me in my home town. Anyway, it was a beautiful spring day 💜 and I still wish the city was as pretty in other parts and not just downtown and on Michigan leading to East Lansing another city... INFASTRUCTURE in North Lansing is horrible to look at, live with and takes away from what could be a beautiful capital city. #GoBigGretch

A very quiet park in the middle of the city. While this park is pretty well attended with children, families and seniors walking, its well.maintained and has a very nice flower area. It Was a nice place to just sit , relax , talk and play a game. Most enjoyable time

The colorful Adirondack chairs you can place for your preference, beauty, mature trees, uncrowded, clean ... The swings are perfect!! Wide enough, high enough for this bike riding granny to remember being a kid and make a good summer 2019 memory in Lansing

This is a significant monument to the automotive history of Lansing. Its the entrance to a 3 acre park that is delightfully landscaped. The fountain no longer exists but the quiet beauty of the flora and fauna remains.

I brought my daughter, nephew and two nieces to Durant Park Arch today!. VERY DISAPPOINTED!!... There was bloody gause all over the play area!. I will not recommend this park to anyone!.. Sincerely Michelle

Beautiful park named after on of the original GM to official from years ago. If you notice the some sign to the park is on the SW corner now facing the wrong way. Saginaw had 2 way traffic back then

It was a great walk. So I'll start at the beginning. The parking area which there are at least two. Google maps will take you to the first one. The ground is just hardened mud so that could be improved. Fits 5 to 6 cars at the first spot. I like one is reserved for emergency vehicles. The trails are mtn bike trails as it is sponsored by a man bike group. The trails are well maintained signage is ample but you do have to use common sense when navigating them as bikers have created little loops here and there. I walked the green and blue trails. I'd say moderate difficulty just because of some minor hills but the ground is compacted making for smooth walking. Found wild mushrooms a pleasant surprise and a deadpossum, sad face. I didn't even see bikers until the end of my walk. I loved how the forest was open and trees had been cut for safety. It would be better with biffys at one entrance and even more signage as we the people be dumb sometimes ya all.

This is my favorite nature park so far. There was alot of bikes on the trails. It was very interesting. We saw limbs that were growing up and connecting to other trees simply amazing . No restrooms or pay are for kids. Nature at it's finest

Overall great place for hiking. Trails are a bit narrow and unkempt in a few spots but that may be due to it primarily being a mountain biking trail. A little bit difficult to find and not very much parking. Could use more detailed maps of trials and trail markers. It seems to be less crowded in the mornings and a little bit busier in the afternoon.

Amazing place for a walk in nature. Tons of trail options for any length of walk you're looking to take.

Had to ride my bicycle 11 miles one way to get here and it just so happens that soon after arrival I had a pretty nasty wipe out on the trails, but man these are some nice trails and I will be making the trek again!!! Thank you to those who work to keep the park nice!

Went there and walked the bike trails! It was super nice! Also a good place to look for morel mushrooms! At one part there is a very small sand beach!

Awesome trail for walking or riding bikes! Has some really cool additions for bike tricks or just increasing trail difficulty.

Kids had a great time. Doing some remodeling. they took out the old playground. Wish they had another playground for the kids. Too much space for one playground for the kids.

So I walk every morning at Sharp Park to get some exercise, fresh air, and experience nature and see the wild animals, like deer, squirrels, chipmunks, geese, ducks, and sometimes blue herons. What a beautiful place to walk or to take your family for a picnic!

Nice park. Can be crowded at times. Mostly clean but I have found trash lying around. The playground areas are nice. Not a bad place to go for a walk or play with kids.

This park is perfect for events and activities. We used this park for our church event and it was very spacious. It offers areas for all ages if you want it set up activities in the field or have children play at the basketball court and playground. They staff are always helpful and able to clean any area brought to their attention. We have also went to the Tricker Trail event during Halloween for the past 2 years. The park has the trail set with so many different vendor for kids to walk through and get candy. It’s the perfect amount of space and you really get to see the beauty of what the park offers by walking the trails. Parking is good and the pond usually has ducks you can feed. Very great scenery.

A nice park to take a walk. If you want a hike, a long trail goes through the park. It continues to Horrocks Foods and beyond.

What a beautiful park to visit. Has everything I'm looking for! Has play grounds, play fields, pond, birds, rest rooms tracks. What a beauty! Will be coming here often God willing. Loved this place!

We watched the 2023 Delta Township Fireworks Show, and it did not disappoint! Thank you for your hard work and dedication! It was spectacular! 🙌🏽 ✨️ 😍 👌🏼 👏🏼 ❤️ 🙌🏽 ✨️ 😍 👌🏼 👏🏼 Have a safe and fun holiday weekend! Till next year!

First time going to this dog park, we had to fill out some paperwork for my dog to get a day pass wasn't too much of a hassle was pretty quick process. The trail entering the dog park is paved and nice. You need a key fob to get into the park. Paying $6 for a day pass wasn't too bad when you consider they have a human and dog water fountain. And poop bags around the park. They also have a porta potty, needed cleaned and emptied but all in all happy to have bathroom access. The park has a dirt/ shaded path around the lake with multiple points of water access for the dogs. It also has some benches for resting. The lake was beautiful and my dog enjoyed swimming in it. The sand at the water access points was also very nice and well maintained. All in all the dogs and people I met at the park in the early afternoon were very friendly. My dog had a blast swimming and running around. I would bring her back. It was very relaxing to sit with her near the lake and just listen to the water and birds chirping.

We had to be able to get a day pass (there's a fob they give members, apparently) and I wasn't aware of that till we were there. The rest of the walkways were awesome though!!

I think it's a great place to spend the day whether you're by yourself, or with your family. Just to be able to get outside and enjoy a spring, or summer day. There is the huge playground for kids of all ages to play on and enjoy. There is the walking trails and paths that go all the way around the lake that you can enjoy walking or riding bikes also there are The pavilions that you can use or reserve to have family get together barbecues or celebrate a birthday party or whatever you're looking to do. During the summer they have to open beach in the splash pad. During winter months they have the sledding and toboggan hills! And they also have the dog park that you can pay for membership! My only complaint I believe they need to have more restrooms than what's available for the public to use you have to walk so far depending on where you are at to be able to use a bathroom especially if you're down at one of The pavilions or the children's playground it's quite a walk to get to a restroom to use other than that I believe it's a great place to hang out and take your kids or family

First and foremost, they actually have handicap parking near the dog park otherwise you have to walk quite a distance. But fortunately I only had to walk a small distance to find out that it is a members only dog park with a electronic tag on the gate. I should have known when I pulled in to the park and noticed that there is normally a parking fee to get into the park, and then when you get to the dog park there is a nice little sign that tells you where you can go get the dog park membership at? Which doesn't do you much good if you're already at the gate, maybe it would have been too hard for them to just have a little electronic card reader, kind of like at the car washes, where you could just slide your credit card and go on in? It does look like a nice dog park but it's real hard to tell from outside the gate. I also should have realized that when three or four people went by me without offering to let me into the park or even saying hi, especially the one wearing the T-shirt that was tie-dyed hearts? So anyway, if you go by a pass before you get here, you can save yourself a drive. But young lady and I are just going to move on down the road

Tax to use taxed land because they put a chain link fence up and stock nit with poop bags... absolutely reduciculus fees from goverment clowns stealing money from the people to use public facilities. Since there is next to no cost to upkeep I imagine all the money goes to some corrupt politician. $6/day, and you have to go register somewhere or something to get a key from the crooks.

This park is so full of themselves. They make you pay to enter the park, to park your car, and to get into the dog park! And you have to buy the dog park pass at a whole seperate place; it’s not even available at the park. Also, the one time we went to check it out, people were so rude and acted like we had the plague. Go to northern tail dog park instead, it’s completely free, it’s nicer, bigger, and they have more activities to do than at soldans dog park. Why waste your money? At Northern Tail dog park, the people are much nicer and like I said… FREE. Don’t support soldans, they don’t care about the safety or happiness of your dog, they care about money.

Best dog park I've been to. There is a fee (day pass for $5, annual pass for $30).

The entrance has a parking spot for 3 to 4 vehicles. It does not have a map legend. Though the trail is very short a legend that shows where the trails go and how they connect to roads/the neighborhood would be nice. The woods have also been trampled through it looked like. It has a playground and at least two pond overlooks which are nice but it is just average when compared to other better managed parks.

The south entrance has space for 15 vehicles, it has a map of the paved paths, there is a play group up the path a ways, there are four official entrances to the park. One each on Otto St (Main parking lot), Oak St, North St, David st (North Trail head), there is also an unofficial entrance on Whyte st. There are grills and picnic tables near the south entrance. Also, a water fountain.

Lovely little walk with my dog and I! We saw dear. We had to end a walk early because my dog heard some loud bangs in the distance. Not sure if that means there's some plant nearby that's doing work. But my dog gets spooked by those type of sounds. So I haven't seen the whole park just yet. If I'm nearby, I'll try to walk through there again.

Beautiful park full of nature's paved and natural trails. Great for riding bikes, walking your dog or just enjoying the ponds full of ducks! Has a nice playground, a big field, and grills for a birthday or picnic!

Despite the recent findings of certain DISGUSTING drawings (and words), found throughout the Park, I still gave it 5 Stars, as it is a personal local favorite from my youth. I will say I love how they fixed the parking lot, but highly dislike how you can no longer drive to the playground anymore, so it was a long trip up and down for my disabled & elderly Mom. However, I do understand why it had to be done. People used to drive through there like crazy. I must warn people not to whistle in the park tho, 'cause according to the lil' chalk notes throughout the paths, it says, "whistle to get your d*** s***ed". If you exclude the crudeness of the person who wrote such things, the park itself is beautiful.

Nearly completed shaded paved trail - it’s about 10 degrees cooler under the canopy - perfect for running or riding your bike and not getting burned

Working drinking fountains during the summer months....biking/walking trails and snow sledding in the winter.🚴‍♀️🚴🚴‍♂️👣🚲🛴🛹

TBH I was looking for a place to dog walk. I'm rarely in this part of town. There is a nice ball diamond and a large paved parking lot. There is a paved bike trail that I explored a little. The woodlot adjoining the walkway has huge trees and dense undergrowth. Everything is will maintained. No play ground. I'm unsure where the trails go. One leads out to a huge electric company transfer station. Not exactly a natural wonder to behold. Overall I had a sensation of isolation. Probably a great spot to visit and wander with friends. All said and done a nice shot. Probably had more to offer than I discovered today.

Just a great place to be! And not just for soccer and softball but truly a great park!

Nice park for kids..Soccer field, This keeps getting better and they are adding a lot of activities.. today is Lansing hormony concert.. lots of food vendor and nice performance from different bands. The Habib dancers too are here!

Love this park. Great place for kids to play, shoot hoops, play ball, and gather with the community at the Harmony Festival.

Typical city of lansing park but definitely better than some of the others that the city has let go to crap

It seems like a nice park except I did not see a working bathroom. Perhaps there is one though.

Decent park, need more shade though, the slides too hot for kids

Very nice display of lights and I loved how they decorated the trees 🌳 so much love and care in them decorations. Just check it out,you and your kids won't be disappointed. And get out of your car and actual walk around and relax and really look and understand what I mean by the love and care that went into this lovely light and tree display

We have gotten the Christmas Spirit now. Each 🎄 tree is carefully decorated by individuals, families or businesses. Lights strung over the river and holiday carol's on a sound system. It was awesome to walk through all the decorated Christmas trees. You can't help but smile. We will be there again before Christmas ⛄.

Beautiful holiday display in a great small town setting...hundreds of decorated Christmas trees, music and twinkling lights across the river, and more in a very walkable park space. My 91 year old mother and brother from California both loved it.

This is such a great idea! I heard that the TREE OF WISHES has been going about 5 years. Fabulous to see and experience. I love the memory trees.

Comstock Park is a nice place to visit and is just a short distance from the downtown area on Maumee st. The river water feature is very pretty and peaceful. During the Christmas season it lights up the town with so many trees being decorated. It adds a bit of "magic" to the season for children

A lovely park in winter, filled with Christmas trees dedicated by specific groups or families. Music plays throughout the park as you walk the paths and admire the different decorations. A few trees have free socks or other items hanging on them for those in need. The entire display becomes somewhat repetitive, but on the whole, but it’s a nice addition to the town and has become somewhat of a tradition for my family to visit. It is also especially good this year to have someplace to get outside in winter during COVID!

I absolutely LOVE that Adrian does this every year! STUNNING! Seeing all the people & listening to the music makes me feel like we're all in a Christmas movie🎅🎄🤶🦌🎄🎄🎄🎄🥰🥰🥰

Nice park situated along the Grand River. Park is listed as 26 acres but seems a little larger due to being situated next to the Capital Area Sportsmen League. The two areas are separated by a thin wire link fence and are clearly separated. The park has many (borderline too many) picnic spots (I think about 7) along a .65 mile paved path. They are comprised of at least one picnic table, a grill, and a nice view of the river. They are either on or very near the paved path and thus could be wheel chair accessible. The paved path walks along the southern bank of the Grand River, and constitutes almost half of the loops ranging from about half a mile, three-quarters of a mile, and 1.3 mile all adding on to each other... The path is nice, but the two sides of the loops are relatively on top of each other, you can see both sides of the path for 90% of the trail. The unpaved path section is gravel and gets pretty saturated during the wetter months. Looks like they are building a canoe/kayak launch near the parking lot. Id normally have given the park a 3 star review, but it's nice to have a park this close to the city. Two minutes from Horrocks.

The park is a nice place but average. It needs some TLC. What I mean is that Google takes you to a trail head but the pavement ends not far up the path and then leads you on a curvy path on gravel and sometimes grass that could use up keep. I also saw some piles of dog poo that dog walkers need to do a better job of looking after their pets. One thing I did like is the small fishing box along the river for those who don't own kayaks.

My wife and I comes here for lunch during lunch break and close by her work. My family and I come to here for dogs walking when nice outside. It's not really peaceful quiet park because nearby gun range club place. Paved from start to end, other half is stones like trail back to start point and I loved it walk in the shades because a lot of trees and along the Grand River. Nice park and not bad.

Very beautiful and peaceful walking trails. In Spring it's very different from Winter.

Nice size outdoor shooting range. Very secure. I will be back.

This is my favorite little park, such a little gem. Great for walking or a picnic.

Very nice running trails. I run to the park an run on the pavement. I would recommend, nice view.

Such a beautiful night of fireworks last night ❤️

Also known as " The pit" We take our dog here almost daily. It's a nice fairly big space with some hilly areas when you first enter, a place to play volleyball, a beach, playset (swings, slides) bathrooms and behind the bathroom another fairly big area with a hill. A trail to the left that loops or you could climb down to go around the water. Relaxing but you do have to watch out for people with dogs off leash. The only other thing is I wish the trails were cleaned up more, a lot of dead trees. This is a good place to come hang with the family to cool off on a sunny day.

Been going here my whole life. Love it. They have cleaned it up nice and the store is open. Police patrol regularly that I've seen.

Great place to go with family to have fun for the day will go again

I have always loved coming here, since 1972. Boy it sure brings back memories, I remember my grandmother and the lifeguard throwing a fit when I swam across it, boy was I in trouble lmao. This time over 50 years later we all enjoyed a small family reunion and my wife made us a fantastic picnic. YOU GO GIRL

A nice family friendly atmosphere!!!

Even though it was Memorial Day it didn't feel crowded. Which surprised me because all the parking spaces were full. People were BBQing and families were hanging out. Our kids, 10 and 11, played with a variety of kids and they were all very nice. Just an overall pleasant day.

Mixed feelings. Nice peaceful park with beautiful ball diamonds and inviting shady spots for relaxing. The little BMX park looks really cool ( though I've never seen it open). It often is littered with the trash cans over flowing. The pavement on the drives and parking lots are in bad need of repair. I wish it had a nice walkers path and a big dog park.

It's getting better. There are a lot of bugs

Great location to play frisbee and baseball/softball. The grounds are rather well kept, grass mowed often. The only problem is the bathrooms and drinking fountain are shut down currently.

It was a nice place for my son's dance group to practice and get ready for their performance at the Lugnuts Baseball Game on Sunday at 1:00. They are a group of children and adults that do Folkloric Dancing, if you're interested come check them out.

The outfield is filled with holes and divets and is very uneven when playing anywhere near center field. Other than that it's a nice infield and park overall. Nice swings and playground.

If you are looking for a huge grassy field this is your spot!! Occasionally there’s a softball game going on but other than that it’s super quiet and relaxing.

This feild has lights. This field also has a couple uneven spots and sometimes the grass gets tall but still a nice place to play.

This is a cute little park, right around the corner from our house. I always drive past here and usually never see anyone there. It’s been frequented quite a few times in the past! Before COVID hit, there were balls that were left there for the kids to use. That was really nice to see! Let’s make that happen again! I might put some in the ball holders next spring! It’s so lovely to see kids playing outside and not on their phones and tablets!

I rarely see anyone here, probably because its street parking only. It's got all the essentials: swings, slides, those bouncy 'horses', and picnic tables. There's lots of shade from some older trees and the road noise isn't too bad on a Saturday morning. Highly recommend for an old fashioned picnic in the park with your pre-teen kids. Bring charcoal and hot dogs!

i love that its small, off the beaten path, never busy it is fenced ( good for dogs small kids) BUT during the summer whether it was 8am or 3pm and sunny. so many knats

Very nicer friendly scenic. Place to walk around summer time, play withh. Your kids

Nice little neighborhood park. Visible enough to let your little ones run around and be able to keep an eye on them.

Great little neighborhood park. Clean and enough playground to keep the kiddos occupied. Delta takes good care of it.

Nice small park. There is a little bbq grill. My only complaint is there is no restroom.

Looks like a great Park. To bad it's all part of condominium complex. and if I had to guess you have to be a resident to use it. Because there is no public parking lot for it.

If you have activities that require alot of space, its pretty cool. They have a Pavillion and a jungle gym. Its pretty basic.

Large open space with kiddie toys in area with wood chips for softening falls

Much cleaner than it has been in recent years.

Beautiful Park Close to Home!

Great Park family friendly

Quiet park in a nice neighborhood.

Fulton Park (which connects to Fine Park) is a hidden gem. The trails are in pretty good shape (despite the ruts from mountain bikes) and the views along the river are really lovely. Appreciate the dog-friendly hike option!

What a great view with an amazing bike/walk trail.

Fun place to view the grand river and fish it from

Great start or ending point to the bike/walking trails. Nice view of the river and they have Concerts during the summer. Downside is the payground was updated but not a lot of equipment for the kids.

Small urban neighborhood park adjacent to the Grand River. Family friendly with playground. Limited trails geared for trail bike riders. Nice overlook of the river.

Nice little neighborhood park with a couple trails along the river. Bring some bug spray though, because there's lots of mosquitoes along the river.

Nice park and great signage to access Fine & Hunter's Ridge trails.

This spot has been a favorite of ours for years. Many sunsets, .any days watching the planes come in. April 14th, 2024 I married my husband at this park, my BFF officiated, our children were there. I am so happy to have this place forever in my memory.

stumbled upon the 'park' on a bike ride and enjoyed the opportunity to sit at the picnic table and watch airplanes for a few minutes

Cool spot to see some stars🌟 ,planes✈🛩🛫🛬 or UFO'S (unidentified falling/flying objects)🛸 ☄🌠🌌

Been coming here since I was in diapers running around the old Run down park just to experience the airplanes landing close up over our heads. Now I just come here to relax as an adult and still love watching the planes.

A nice place to park and watch the Plane's at the Lansing airport. No toys.

Great place to watch planes land at the airport. on a small hill directly under the landing path

Let It Go

Great . Good Soccer and family time!!!

Cute little park but by a high voltage box? Could be updated for safety but it is still cute.

Needs some tlc!

Nice quiet park

As concessions stands at Kircher Park go...this one is avg.