Nice baseball centric park located in Springfield Township. At the heart of the complex are four…read morewell maintained ball diamonds. The outfield grass is thick and cut to proper length unlike the rock pit I played on when I was a kid growing up in Flint. Infield is nicely groomed and being well maintained where you can tell it is being dragged on a regular basis. The one negative though is that it appears to be a crushed stone field versus dirt. This is OK for the young kids but I can see it being a bit more problematic with older teens where hard hit line shots can leave you being a bit gun shy about bad bounces when it hits one of the small stones. A bit of personal preference here on my part where a well maintained dirt infield or a combination of groomed grass/dirt would definately be better. Last thing to note about the fields are that the player benches are located outside of the diamond behind the fence. The positive is the kids are protected by line drives but the negative is there is no separation between the players and their parents allowing them to co-mingle with the players which is a definite distraction during the game and a little bit of an annoyance to the coaches. Aside from the ball diamonds there would also appear to be a concession building with bathrooms which is a big positive. The concession building was not open during my grandsons game and not sure if this is normal or a result of the Covid virus safety pre-cautions. In any event definately better than many of the parks that are lacking this type of infra-structure. Overall a nice facility where it actually makes you feel good when you see some of the better things that our tax dollars are paying for relative to family/community activities. Facilities like this were not available where I grew up and I am very pleased as both a tax payer and long time Oakland county resident to see Oakland county incorporate this into their annual budgets. Nice job Oakland/Springfield!

Although this park stirred up some controversy, mostly due to the cost of it as well as the slight…read moremovement of the original Veterans memorial with many of us local residents. The park is in place and turned out nicely. We now have lots of seating areas, metal orange chairs, concrete seats by the Chess tables and table tennis, some plastic low and laid back chairs closer to Troy as well as integrated wood seats here and there. As far as the seating goes, many if not most of the seating areas aren't super comfortable. The most comfortable spot I could find was just laying on the grass on the hill. The seating areas we still need to be a work in progress. The Hill is in the middle of the park and there's a nice spot to lay back and watch the crowds go by. It's also a nice play area for the kids and to have a little picnic. It is nice to see the Starr fountain back up and running, although it's been very periodic at best this summer. It is a welcome scene with the amount of people starting to utilize the park more and more each week and month. The only thing missing with this new Centennial Commons Park is any IG potential scenery. The old park by the Starr fountain at least had a lineup of trees directly to the fountain that made for a really great picturesque photo opportunity during the winter time. Now it's wide open space and not a lot of ties from one corner to the other.

If I could rate these fields a zero, I would. Township charged our softball league an outrageous…read moreamount of money to play on mediocre fields at best. They charged no other leagues to play there but ours. We also had to pay a separate weekly fee to a useless landscaping company to drag the fields. they did not fulfill half of the duties that they promised. Players had to get to fields early just to get the field in shape, set the bases (that they were paid to do). Then the township notified us that they were upping our monthly "rental" of the fields by 50%. Thousands per month. USELESS people running this department period. I would advise any league from ever playing there.

Cute little park with some walking trails…read more This park isn't too far away from my family's house. We've visited this nature preserve a few times when dropping by to see the in-laws. It's not an overly impressive park, but it's clean, well-maintained, has nice walking/biking trails and updated playground/playscape equipment for the kids. It's a nice spot for taking a walk or riding bikes, especially in the fall when the leaves are changing color. It's super quiet and seems pretty safe. At least no one ever litters here!

Decent park here in Clawson…read more I had no idea they even have two sand volleyball court. There is a big circular play area for the 6 and under to play around that's fenced in, a picnic and BBQ grills and a shelter with picnic tables. There are lots of grass and tree lined areas to chill out at and a big playscape for the 6 and over kids, walking path over mulch and some cement walkway too and bathrooms. The sand courts are decent.

We love this park! They have a toddler area for kids under 4. The big park has fun slides that have…read morebumps and turns. It's our fave. They also have a farmers market every other Sunday!

This is a good sized park here in RO. Lots of spaces for kids to play at the playground. A really…read morenice tree lined area to walk around aimlessly and to get lost in your thoughts. A shelter and seating for a small picnic. Chess table for such aficionados, frisbee launch areas and open field areas for v-ballers too, two sets of poles are available, though you need to bring your own net and balls, of course. I enjoy getting some carry out at whichever spot in the RO or vicinity and taking it back to the park to have an impromptu picnic. This is the same park that usually hosts the Shakespeare in the park every year, except this year. It's most tranquil by the dense trees since there are less clusters of people in those parts. :) Come and get a much needed respite from the house and enjoy a bit of nature with a picnic at this park and a bit away from the playground area, if you want some quiet and peace. Maybe bring a blanket to lay on the ground and carve out your own ideal spot.

I love this park. Love. Love. Love. It is within walking distance from my house and my toddler…read moreloves it. It has great big trees that create some much needed shade in the hot summer months. There are two playground structures with several slides. There are two infant swings, two regular swings and a tire swing. There is also a large pavilion with picnic tables that can be rented out (I'm not sure of the cost but I often see kid's birthday parties and family reunions here on the weekends), the Berkley Parks & Rec website has rental details.

Dodge Park #5 was very nice, didn't see a lot of it, went to a free outdoor concert. The area by…read morethe bandstand was large and lush. There were portapotties, don't know if there is regular restrooms.

Cool park with beautiful soccer fields and paths to walk. Not sure why they built a library in the…read moremiddle of the park, but it's up now. Play structure is kind of small and only two swings, but it's generally not that busy - there are new structures going up soon. There was a park part on the north side that was woodsier, but it has been cleaned up and is mostly library parking.

Baseball and soccer park on the corner of Willow and Keith roads that is operated by West…read moreBloomfield Township. Park contains three fenced baseball fields and one soccer field. It also has an indoor bathroom facility with concession stand along with a covered picnic area. Relative to the baseball fields, they are in excellent shape with a well maintained dirt infield and a nicely grassed outfield (no patchy rock filled outfield). Dugout areas have protective fencing with nice benches with separate spectator bleachers for each field. There are numerous adult and children leagues running throughout the spring, summer and fall at this park with sign up info posted near the fields. Similar situation with the single soccer field that also is in excellent shape with leagues running continuously through the warm months. The bathrooms and covered picnic areas are also exceptionally clean and very modern where the township has staff maintaining it on a daily basis. Overall a very nice park where i am very happy to see where some of my tax dollars have been well spent. Really a gem of a sports park that West Bloomfield should be quite proud of.

This park has something for adults and children. It's always clean and well kept. My 5 y/o…read moregranddaughter had fun, but commented that the climbing structures were for kids younger than she....‍

Nice park where you can play sports as a team like cricket, baseball, soccer and tennis. The…read morejogging/biking path is open to the public for free. There is a skate park also. Lots of restrooms and parking. Pets are not allowed in the grass but I see pet lovers bring their dogs on a leash while walking. There's a children's playground. You can do sit ups, leg curl etc from the metal bars installed on certain location. Great place to have a picnic or bring food for a bbq party. May need to ask the admin for a permit. Will be back here for walkathon:-)