My husband, and I, attend concerts there in the summer. There's ice skating in the winter. It's a…read morenice gathering place.

Bumpiest Ice Rink Ever I'm a decent skater. I only really…read morefall when I push myself too hard. However, this rink is incredibly bumpy, even for an outdoor rink. When I was by myself on the rink, I was able to maintain a speed that took away the majority of the bumps effects. However, when others entered the rink, I had issues. Of course I had to slow down but then my blades caught every bump. I ended up taking a huge fall that caused my ankle to sprain. If I were at a standard indoor ice rink, I wouldn't have fallen. If there is no one at the rink and you are a confident skater, then you might be fine. Though it is not meant to have a bunch of people on the rink.

This is actually my first time coming here to enjoy the outdoor park in our city. It's not too big…read morebut nice enough for a walk and chill time or just enjoy watching the grands have fun on their playscape. The only thing that is really missing is a small water park to go with it. The location is right behind Wayne City Hall. There is a walking path in and out of the park, lots of spaces to park and an area where they can have a show or assembly of people.

A park located in a middle class working neighborhood next to the City Hall. Not much here, but a…read morenice setting next to a river. A good sized playground. The oversized gazebo host community events.

Kellogg Park is a fun gathering spot in the heart of downtown Plymouth. In the summer, there are…read moreconcerts, outdoor yoga, and the weekend farmer's market. In the fall, there is Scarecrows in the Park. In the winter, holiday decorations and the tree lighting display go up. There are always festivals in downtown Plymouth every season that run through Kellogg Park. There is the Ice Festival, Holiday Market, Michigan's 2nd largest art fair called Art in the Park, the Plymouth Fall Festival, Spring Artisan Market, and many more events. Plymouth outbeats other upscale suburban metro Detroit cities for fun activities due to the sheer number of festivals happening year-round in and around Kellogg Park and downtown. As much as I love the festivals and markets, Kellogg Park is very small and surrounded by parking and traffic. It's the kind of park for a stroll, not a place where you can do more than that for exercise, which is unfortunate. It would be nice to have more walking paths and exercise areas in Plymouth, but it's too small as it is.

This is a nice little small town park in the heart of Plymouth. It hosts variety of seasonal events…read morefor adults and kids round the year. Always an active place, last year I was here for the ice festival. It's a family friendly park that is great for a stroll. Lots of coffee shops and restaurants around the park. Grab a bite and relax by walking around. This review is for the "Walk of Trees" event in this park. We enjoyed trees lining the walkways of the Park decorated by a local family, club, business or organizations in the Plymouth Community. It was beautiful at night with lights in the trees. The trees are officially lit the day after Thanksgiving and remain up until the New Year. It's a free event and wonderful way to honor a loved one.

Nice, friendly park. There are soccer fields, tennis courts,…read moreslides, water park, trails, picnic tables. Depending on the time of year, the soccer fields can become difficult at times play on. The parking lot was designed strangely. Be careful. At the back of the park, there are nature trails.

This park is a great recreation source for people who live near by. It's a small neighborhood type…read moreof park. There are picnic tables, a water fountain and primitive restrooms near the parking area. It's family friendly park. Variety of other amenities include basketball hoop, tennis court, soccer field, small jungle gym, a splash pad and nice paved path for walking or biking. It offers a walking trail around the park and also around a wooden pond area in the back of the park. They mentioned that the trail may have ticks so we did not explore the backside. We went on a weekend, it was full loaded with players and felt overcrowded near the courts. Good parking space !

What's there to complain about? This is a beautiful, well maintained outdoor space with university…read morebuildings like Mason hall and the Hatcher graduate library bordering it. Lots of food options around on state street (chipotle, noodles, etc) and joes pizza across the diag. Lots of foot traffic from students and visitors. Plenty of people come to see the classic Michigan M in the middle. Recently it's been occupied by brave students protecting their right to protest. It's inspiring to see! Overall this is currently the coolest place in Ann Arbor by a mile.

How can I not love THE DIAG?…read more Two of the most pivotal moments in my life occurred on the diag. 1) Graduation from the most wonderful college ever. 2) Proposal by the most wonderful guy ever. 'nough said.

I visit at least one time a year for the Dearborn Decades 5k. Beautiful place to have a race.read more

This park either looks amazing or dull depending on which way you drive in. I parked on the south…read morelot and it looked a little disappointing. There's a nature trail and a run down, small playground. Across the bridge and on top of cherry hill lies an incredibly designed new playground for older kids. My 3 year old struggled a bit bit the 5 year old loved it.

This beautiful, well equipped, and maintained spot of Edwards Hines Park is a perfect spot for get…read moretogether's of up to 50 people. It has a child's play area, a baseball diamond, shaded seating, and is parked up against wooded areas with trails. The spot seems to be a little off from the beaten path because although you may be sharing the area, you will not feel pushed out by other groups.

The park is nice and peaceful, good place to have a picnic or walk on the track. The grass is…read morealways cut and well maintained. The playground for the kids is a nice touch. The park has bathrooms and they are very clean compared to most park bathrooms. The park also has soccer fields that are very well groomed and fun to play on. I would definitely recommend giving this park a try.

Great park for kids and adults. Great walking path and well maintained grass with soccer fields and…read moreplayground. Bathrooms and pavilion.