Heritage Park

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I love this park. Great memories as a kid wandering the fields, and hiking the hills in the woods.

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A wonderful park and great for a family reunion or church picnic, in which is what we were there for, the bathroom were pretty decent and they had lots of swings and a small lil water section for the kids, it's a great place to ride your bikes or just come for a picnic. read more

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One of the best city parks. Looks small on the map but pretty big actually. Probably 2-3 hours to hike through the whole area. Well maintained and the deer is not very scare of human, keep walking slowly so you don't scare them away. Nicely used of taxes. They seems to have added more smaller trails and other updates throughout the area. Less trash than carpenter lake . read more

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Shunda B.

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Unfortunately i wasn't able to explore like i wanted too but i do see hope. There were several trails within in trails but due to the ICY PATCHES and not having spike boots - i had to walk in the road which was very clear. i'll definitely be back. read more

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Sayaka Y.

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Great place to take little for play. They have a little nature center that you can pet rabbit. There are also fishes and turtles. In summer time , you can play at nice splash pad and they also have a small concession that sells popsicles and hot dogs , etc for low price. You can enjoy in this park all year round. read more

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Jamie L.

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Beautiful park. So much to see and our kids love the impressively run spring break outdoor survival camp!

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Vikram R.

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Idk when they started enforcing it but pretty pretentious of a local park to not allow leashed dogs Plenty of better options in the area tbh read more

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Polina S.

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I love this park! They have a beautiful playground, nature trail, different trails to walk in the forest, and a free splash pad. They have bbq areas, restrooms, bbq tables and tables with umbrellas next to the restrooms, and a lot of trees to hide in the shade and watch your kids enjoying splash pad. I have to drive 20 minutes to get there but it totally worth it. read more

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Brian S.

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They are not dog friendly. I would remove the dog friendly status from the site before more people show up with a pet and have to leave.

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Abigail C.

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I end up in heritage park with the promise of see deers. It's a big park, with numerous paths to walk by. Be sure to read where are you walking because you can get lost. They have a long parking lot at the entrance. Also there's a little museum of the nature there and a water park, lots of benchs and enough trash cans. read more

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Andrea D.

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Such a beautiful park with some of the BEST trails. Make sure to check out the Nature Center and all their cool animals. They have a pet bunny named Twist who can meet your kiddos or you! There is also an archery range that has some of the most affordable prices. They have a Groupon out as well for discounted rates. Search Riley Archery. There is a splash pad and large playground that's great for kids. There is soooo much to do I don't even know if I can name everything. You should definitely go check them out though. Especially if you enjoy walking trails. They have dirt and paved ones. No dogs allowed by the way! read more

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Vinoth K.

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It's nice to have this park nearby. You can go in the evening or week end when you need to have your little ones enjoy the time. Main thing is the splash pad which toddlers will love. Make sure to bring towels and extra outfits. It has grilling stations next to the play area. You can do grilling and keep watching the kids playing near by. It has volley court and you can play when you have people. It has open theater kind of set up. I have once attended a music/dance event. It was very nice. read more

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Jason M.

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Great space to get away on the trails. Love seeing all the deer. Walking at dusk will assure seeing many deer sometimes so close could almost touch. The spray park is great for kids. Love the annual family camp out in June. Great summer day camps also read more

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This place is awesome. Large park with plenty of parking, picnic tables, hiking trails, play areas and a nature center. Our mission was to go for a walk and then visit the playground and splash pad. We started off on our walk and saw a sign warning about poison ivy -- I appreciate the warning. So we were on the look out for "leaves of 3 - let it be!". We saw quite a bit of it and decided to end our walk sooner rather than later, as it is challenging to keep the little guy away from the edge of the trail. Next time we will bring the backpack to put him in so it won't be a concern. Next, we headed over to the splash pad and playground. How fun! We loved the splash pad. Lots of room and tons of different fountains, buckets and water features fie kids of all ages. Everyone was having a blast - splashing and playing. Lots of room nearby to picnic or hang out. We had a wonderful time at Heritage Park. Looking forward to exploring the Nature Center on a future visit. read more

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Ilana O.

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This place is delightful. Went with several adult friends and their children on a very hot day, when thankfully the splash pad was open. The kids had a ball running around and playing in the midst of all the different faucets/sprayers and other water related toys. When they needed a break, we walked right over to the more traditional playground, but of course the slides, swings and sand were all very hot (it was one of those beautiful 90+ degree Michigan days that we all know and love). Was such a fun outing! read more

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Erica C.

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Love this place, I do alot of my sessions here because many clients want a park like setting and this is my go to place- So many nooks and crannies but my fav is the barn area! read more

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Heritage park was a great time. The forest is very peaceful. We enjoyed it. Make sure you leave before sunset or the park closes and locks your car in. We had to call the police department to let us out. read more

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Julie S.

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I love this place! I had avoided it for several years because they don't allow dogs which is a bummer. Unfortunately, my little four legged soul mate is now in doggie heaven so now I walk with my two legged friends. We usually meet here. I usually walk this trail at least once a week. I meet my friend here and we will do the river trail and orchard trail a few times around. The hill on the orchard trail is great to get the heart rate up. We have seen deer and many other little creatures. It's nice to stop at the river and take a short breather and take in the view. I wasn't aware how cool the nature center was until I stopped in to use the restroom the other day. A must see if you haven't been. I like to say hi to the turtle. If I could make one suggestion it would be to have a designated, groomed cross country trail in the winter time. I tried going a few times this winter and it would be perfect! The hikers also use the trail so it is a bit tough to ski without proper grooming. Just a wish! read more

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Ying T.

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We came for the first time for jogging in a afternoon. We jogged river trail and Spicer trail and river loop. These are all in the shade which I really liked. Saw many ppl on the other side of the park with water splashing park for kids, and picnic, and BBQ ing. We also saw mom and baby deer! Quite a nice park. The only thing is there is no lake, which is fine for jogging purpose. read more

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Jamie S.

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Loved all the opportunities in one place. The playground and splash ground were amazing for my younger kids. Not enough time for us to try out the nature trails though, or the nature center. read more

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Hey! I may have played this park before with the band I'm in. The Sunmessengers Band! Looks very familiar. That's a Great venue!

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Gorgeous park! Such a nice area for a stroll and to just get away. Very pretty in the morning. The trees add so much beauty. Loved it here!

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Perfect escape to nature from the chaos of life. The walking trails are great and lots of routes to give you options for how long a walk you want to take. Also a beautiful park to take wedding/engagement photos at!! read more

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Does not allow dogs and no real biking trails. Park authorities will let you know you are not welcome.

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24725 Farmington Rd
Farmington Hills, MI 48336
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(248) 477-1135
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Does Heritage Park allow dogs?

Yes, Heritage Park allows dogs.

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Does Heritage Park have bike parking?

Yes, Heritage Park has bike parking.

Does Heritage Park have parking?

Yes, Heritage Park has parking options. Private Lot Parking

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Very cute. Lots of wetland to see without risk of getting lost. There were lots of birds to see! I…read morewish there was a pier to fish from.

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4.2

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it was amazing i was here with my son and daughter zaske and lavender they had a blastread more

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Simple Adventures

4.6

(12 reviews)

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We rented a kayak through their online booking for one hour. In the email it stated that you should…read morearrive 15 minutes early. Well we got there early and once it became our start time, noone was there. I ended up calling them to make sure someone was coming, and I was able to get a hold of a staff member who said they would be there in a couple of minutes. Well that turned into about 15 minutes later. Once the staff member came, they got the kayak on the water, showed us how to get in and gave us life jackets. The actually kayaking was nice and the weather was good that day. Basically two ways you can kayak through a nature area or by some huge lake houses. Both are obviously beautiful choices. So overall, it was a decent adventure but just did not like the fact they were late in getting things started.

The associate onsite was great. We rented 2 paddleboards at the park in New Baltimore, MI and were…read moregiven 2 very short paddles that were missing the section to extend/adjust the paddle to the person's height. As a result the paddles were to short. The only other option was to use a kayak paddle. If you are renting paddle boards and don't have the correct equipment to make it enjoyable and physically comfortable for all customers then you should not rent them.