Very spacious park--41 acres! There is s 1.1 mile wooded walking trail. It's lovely to walk in the…read morewoods and get a good dose of nature. The unpaved trail is wide, clear, and flat, so it's easy for walking and jogging. Depending on the weather/rain, the trails can get muddy and flooded. Playground equipment for kids, and two separate areas based on age range. One area is designated for kids ages 2-5, and the other area is for ages 5-12. Plenty of picnic tables and easy parking. Open daily from dawn until dusk.

It's really a sweet spot to hangout for an hour! It's all woods & has a cute unique setup. It's not…read moreas busy as some parks also!

Great little park! Plenty of shade and lots of different areas to play! The swings were in the sun…read moreeach time we went which was a bummer but still a great park!

Very nice park, recommended for the family. Lots to do and clean. Well up kept place.read more

This nature preserve is what you can see from the overpass in Oak Park on I-696 freeway…read more Best access to the park is in a sub, across Greenfield and on the right side from 10 mile road. We parked and walked by a turnabout that was littered with construction trucks.

So the main issue is that my Maps app took me directly into a random neighbor hood that had little…read moregates leading into the preserve. I searched around for a lot and couldn't really find one. I think i did eventually maybe end up passing a lot while exploring the trail, but I ended up just parking near the circle, which felt weird and had me anxious the neighbors would call and get my car towed. Other than that it's just getting out of winter so there's not much growth to see, but it's nice to get out even with the mud. Hopefully someone else's GPS will route them somewhere, or they just won't have the anxiety I did parking and driving through a neighborhood with kids playing around feeling like a creep LOL!

A modestly sized park with a few interesting features. Notably, it's well-lit after dark. It's also…read moreusually well-attended. Besides reflecting on the park itself, these features are notable as this is a good area to hunt for free parking and walk to the museums and other attractions.

Small, well kept, springy mulch paths for jogging. This park is a joy.read more

This is a beautiful, but small park. It has a covered pavilion with picnic tables and outdoor games…read moresuch as corn hole, foosball, and checkers. I think you do need to bring your pieces though. You will also find a lending library, which is decorated with cardinals there too. I did not see a parking lot, but there is some free street parking available. The park is well maintained and has benches placed along the park and a memorial flag honoring veterans of World War I, World War II, the Korean War, Vietnam War, and Persian Gulf War. The park hosts a farmer's market on Wednesday's from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. when in season. Even though this park is very small and does not have any restrooms, or trails, I like it. It is very clean and well maintained. It also offers a good place to relax and reflect or play some classic games outdoors.

Cardinal Park is a beautiful, small park located at an intersection. It is a relief to see the…read morepark there and the gazebo along with it. The area it is in benefits from it as it a welcome draught of beauty and well designed space in an urban environment. The gazebo is very nice and appreciated as a place to sit during inclement weather and to enjoy in the summertime. The benches scattered through the park invite rest no matter which direction you are traversing the park. There is no play area here and it is on a busy intersection so this is not a play park. The Melvindale Veterans Memorial is also located here. During the summertime and into the fall Melvindale hosts their Farmers' Market here. It is in a good location as it is between a commercial area with stores and restaurants and a very set of neighborhoods. The park is also graced with a lending library where people can take a book and leave a book. The lending library box is tastefully decorated with cardinals and trailing vines.

It's amazing how much they packed into this little park. Baseball, two sand volley ball courts,…read moretwo tennis courts, basketball and a very large play area for the kids. I wasn't here for anything specific, it was just a beautiful day. I didn't see this park added on yelp, so zero pictures. If you haven't seen my profile, pictures are my jam. So enjoy the shots I added for this park and yelp on people!!

I came here on Christmas day to fly my drone. I met up with a couple of buddies. It was such a…read morebeautiful day out. I like this park it is my second time coming. I have seen people walking their dogs here, and there is a little playground as well.

It's a BEAUTIFUL City of Detroit park. Plenty of space for events and to sit and enjoy the lovely…read morescenery. There's a space to grill and places to chill! Refuge and Recycle bins throughout and one item of note is street parking can be limited depending on if there is an event. They have a Mobility Hub garage two blocks away and a unique feature is self-charging roadway for electric vehicles. I recommend putting Roosevelt Park at top of your list as a place to visit this summer!

Probably the most folks this park will see in a day…read more Ford spiffed up this park in anticipation of today's concert. There's grass, looked rough the last time we were here