Urban park offers a quiet, peaceful atmosphere with off-beaten trails and kayak launch along a river walk. Wildlife and plants create a tranquil, countryside feel despite city proximity. Picnic tables, fishing docks, and hammock stands provide simple amenities for relaxation.
Two parking areas sit on either side of the park, offering lots of parking space. Finding a spot is easy, making access to the trails straightforward.
A small lake with a clean dock offers good spots for fishing and paddling. Trails connect different parts of the park, making it great for walking and relaxing in a peaceful, dog-friendly setting.
"It's a really nice place to fish and relax."
"It's a beautiful park with nice trails and a lake."
"Parking available was easy to find and there was lots of space."
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Crego Park is dog friendly, making it a great spot for pet owners.
There are no restrooms at Crego Park, only nature and porta potties.
Parking is ample at Crego Park, so finding a spot is easy.
Big, spacious park with scenic trails and a small lake surrounded by green areas and boardwalks. Atmosphere stays quiet and peaceful, ideal for walking dogs or relaxing. Features include a large playground, splash pad, and pavilion with picnic facilities, attracting families and outdoor enthusiasts.
Lots of parking spaces exist with many spots available even when not busy. Parking costs range from $3 for residents to $5 for others, which is reasonable for the facilities.
Offers playground equipment, a splash pad, and a dog park with pass access. Activities include fishing near wooded areas, snow tubing in winter, and swimming in summer. The park stays clean and well kept with scenic lake walks.
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Entrance fee is $5 per car for nonresidents and $3 for residents.
Free parking is available at Scott Woods Park, a short walk away.
The park has several picnic areas with grills and a pavilion.
Wooded trails wind through ancient trees and open fields, offering wide, paved paths suitable for walking, running, and biking. The atmosphere stays peaceful and clean, with frequent sightings of wildlife like deer and birds enhancing the natural vibe.
A large parking lot holds over 20 vehicles with plenty of shaded spots. Parking stays easy most times but can get cramped during busy hours.
Trails offer wide paths suitable for walking and biking through a densely wooded area with Beech, Maple, and Oak trees. The park is dog friendly with waste bags and trash bins, and it provides good spots for wildlife and bird watching.
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Parking can get cramped during busier hours; arrive early for a spot.
The park has both paved and unpaved trails suitable for walking and jogging.
On-site bathrooms are available, though rustic and basic.
Small park offers playground for children and an outdoor fitness area with bodyweight equipment. It connects multiple river and city trails, serving as a gateway for walking, running, and biking. Facilities include a pavilion and picnic tables, creating a quiet, family-friendly atmosphere.
Free parking is available in a parking lot that provides easy access to the Lansing River Trail. The lot offers ample space for visitors.
A small park with a playground that kids enjoy and a fitness area featuring an outdoor calisthenic gym. It offers free parking and easy access to nearby trails for walking or running.
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Maguire Park has a playground, workout area, and picnic tables for visitors.
There is free parking available at Maguire Park.
The park connects to the South Lansing trail and the Lansing River Walk trail.
Open green spaces with playgrounds, pickleball courts, and water access create a versatile outdoor setting. The atmosphere stays family-friendly and relaxed, with plenty of shaded picnic areas and walking paths. Activity levels rise on weekends, drawing crowds for sports and river activities.
Parking offers a good size lot close to the area with ample spaces available. However, parking can be limited for trailers and sometimes more spots are needed.
Spacious grounds feature plenty of grass fields and a large children’s playground with slides and swings. The park sits on a river with an easy launch for kayaks or canoes and now includes Pickleball Courts for added activities.
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The park has clean and accessible bathrooms, which is a plus.
Parking is ample but can get crowded on weekends.
The park features six pickleball courts and a basketball court.
Large community park with multiple softball fields and a paved bike trail connecting to regional pathways. The atmosphere is active and busy on weekends due to youth and adult sports, with plenty of space for families and groups. Well maintained grounds and clean areas create a welcoming environment despite some aging features.
A large paved lot offers plenty of parking near the ball diamond. However, utility trailers and dirt piles block several spaces, causing parking issues during sports games.
Large, clean space with multiple softball fields and a nice playground for kids of all ages. Plenty of parking and a walking path connect to nearby trails, supporting regular youth and adult sports activities.
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There is plenty of parking available at the park.
The softball fields are in great shape for games.
The park is clean and well maintained for visitors.
Large park offers disc golf course with river views and picnic pavilions featuring fireplaces and kitchens. Trails wind along the river, providing shady spots and open spaces for play and exploration. Parking is ample, and the setting combines natural beauty with family-friendly amenities.
Ample parking sits close to the park, with spots available along the road leading to Grand River. Parking areas provide easy access before heading into the cooler parts of the park.
A large park with amazing scenery and a unique disc golf course offering a wide range of shots. It features ample parking, picnic pavilions, walking trails, and easy kayak access on a lake.
Good to know
Parking is available close to the park entrance.
The park has walking trails, picnic areas, disc golf, and restrooms.
Kayaking is possible from the park's access point to the river.
Spacious outdoor park with riverfront views and a large playground designed for children of all ages, including those with disabilities. The atmosphere is peaceful and welcoming, with ample picnic areas and a setting suitable for events and fireworks viewing.
Ample handicap parking sits close to the park. Regular spots show blue paint but parking gets tricky during busy times and nearby festivals. Plans for parking meters and a bigger lot are in the works.
An all-inclusive playground offers activities for kids of all ages and abilities, including those with disabilities. The park stays clean and well kept, with ample handicap parking and a safe, welcoming environment for families.
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Parking can be difficult depending on the time of day and day of the week.
The park hosts many concerts and festivals throughout the year.
The playground is inclusive for children of all ages.
Fish ladder and small dam sit beside a calm river trail lined with artistic sculptures and murals. The park offers shaded benches and picnic tables, creating a relaxed atmosphere ideal for walking and photography. Cool temperatures from the dam add to the peaceful, scenic vibe.
Parking offers free spots on weekends but requires payment during weekdays. Enforcement is strict with a 30-minute limit and officers ask for payment or departure even for short stays.
Walking trails lead through a beautiful park with easy access to the River Trail and a small area by the Brenke Fish Ladder. Safety concerns arise after dark due to scattered alcohol bottles, needles, and wrappers.
Good to know
Parking is free on weekends, but a 30-minute limit applies on weekdays.
The park is not suitable for children after dark due to safety concerns.
Fishing is not allowed inside the ladder, but the riverbank offers good opportunities.