Nice baseball facilities. No handicap porta potty. Might be a handicap bathroom by playground but they are working on the playground so it's closed. They have a picnic area with a grill. read more

Rotary Park - Hiking Near Me - Livonia, Michigan

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In the summer this is the best place to walk the dog, the trails are beautiful With the stream read more

Rotary Park - Hiking Near Me - Livonia, Michigan

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Did not know that parks had help pages but here we are. What I love about Rotary is how spacious and clean it is. I love that parking is almost always available and it's easier than ever to head over and enjoy a day in the sun, play baseball, go on a nature walk, and so much more. I just really hope they fix two structures that were damaged in a tornado this year! read more

A nice park with something for everyone. Good sized playground, tennis courts, and baseball field. I saw a few portable potties and a bathroom structure. I came for the hiking trails. I enjoyed being in the woods even with the mosquitos. I tried to follow the map but the trail markers are haphazard. If you enter by the ball field, you have the option to go left or right for the longer blue trail. Going straight leads into the red trail for the inner loop. However, from my pictures you will notice the irregularity of the markers. Some look like they were created by frustrated hikers or adjoining property owners who want to keep people off their land. However, it is hard to get lost on the the two mile trail as you will see the border with private houses and cars. read more

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Very nice park. A friend wanted to have a birthday get-together for her birthday but also one where we could all feel safe, so she had it here. They have bathrooms on-site and they were clean, and also have no doors, so you can wash your hands and have a touchless exit (important in these Corona times...). They also have pavilions that you can rent, but my friend told me they're about $150-200, which seems pricey, unless you're having like a big graduation party or something. The picnic benches are first-come, first-serve, so my friend got there early and got one for us. The park also has children's playstructures, a tennis court, and some volleyball courts. Overall, a really nice park and I've heard it has some nature trails too. read more

Really nice park! I've been visiting here since I was a kid and playing on the playground. They have a playground, tennis courts, volleyball nets, picnic tables throughout the park, and large walking/bike track. I walk the track all the time and it's very nice. There's also hiking trails and a baseball diamond behind the main park area. There's five pavilions that you can rent for groups/parties. You can reserve a pavilion through Livonia Parks and Rec's website/app. Prices vary based on the size of the pavilion. A few pavilions accommodate 175-200 people while others accommodate 25-30 people. Large pavilions are up to $200 while the most inexpensive pavilion is $135 for non-residents and $65 for residents. You choose a start and end time and can choose any block/amount of time for the set price mentioned above. There are grills by every pavilion and you can also request electricity for an additional cost. There are also some free standing grills by the picnic tables near the volleyball courts. Liquor is not allowed in the park unless you rent a pavilion and acquire an alcohol permit through the Livonia Police Department at least one week in advance. The permit itself is free though. Lots of people rent pavilions here for graduation parties. The largest pavilion even has a fire pit/fire place and you can rent pavilions until 9 pm. I wanted to plan a safe outdoor gathering with a few friends for my birthday so I had a picnic in the park. Our group was much smaller than 20 so it didn't make sense to rent a pavilion. Uncovered picnic tables throughout the park are free and first come first serve. Another group of ladies were also having a birthday party in the picnic tables in the shaded tree area. We brought fried chicken, subs, and pasta and potato salad and cupcakes, board and outdoor games, and bubble blowers and had a lot of fun! The park office is open and a staff member gave us a large garbage bag which was nice. The bathrooms are very clean and are cleaned daily and I actually saw them cleaning them when we were there. The parking lot is large and it's fairly easy to park. It's free to visit the park and there's no price for admission or parking. read more

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The park is free, I saw a baseball diamond and a lay ground driving in. The park is free as well Trails were lots of fun! The trail seen maintained, dirt trails. Some would be ok to ride a bike on. You can see some streams as well. We didn't see trash around the trail. There is a map at the start of the trail. Our dog LOVED the trail! read more

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Had a great time walking the trails here. The longer you walk, the more you'll find! The initial map and their signs desperately need to be updated, though... especially for the safety of kids/pets tagging along. We easily veered off of the "original" long trail, and ended up walking down a river. It was beautiful and we were pleasantly surprised! However, for safety reasons, the park should 100% update the path routes. It's VERY easy to veer off from the original map. As a side note, we ran into 5 different off-leashed dogs and were approached by all of them. As a dog lover, I didn't mind. However, I know this can be an issue bringing leashed pets or people that are afraid of dogs. read more

Rotary Park is a nice park to grill out in or have a picnic. It has several pavilions and the bathroom is maintained and trash cans emptied throughout the day. read more

Rotary Park has a lot to offer. The front of the park is home to a children's playground equipped with a jungle gym, swings, and merri-go-round. There is a paved walking path that circles around the front of the park. In the middle of the park there is a pavilion available for rent with a fireplace! There are about 5 or 6 charcoal grills scattered through out available to be used as well. Drinking fountains and bathrooms, too. THEN towards the back of the park there are 4 baseball diamonds. Finally, you get to the best part of the park! The wooded trails! Clearly marked trails with different routes for different mileages. You're sure to run into one of the members of the unofficial Rotary Park Dog club :) This park is the setting of so many fond childhood memories. My dad used to tell me that this was "The Hundred Acre Woods" and home of Winnie The Pooh :) read more

Rotary Park - Baseball Diamonds - Hiking Near Me - Livonia, Michigan

The park is amazingly beautiful! There are open fields, playground for the children, baseball diamonds, trails for humans and dogs. However, my dog has a lot of energy and needs to run around freely. I wish they had an enclosed dog area. read more

Beautiful park! Lots of walking trails in the woods and through the park itself. There are multiple shelter areas where you can sit and have lunch or book them for an event. There are also open tennis courts. They almost never fill up. They have baseball diamonds in the back of the park. Theres a volleyball net and a couple play areas for the kids. The bathrooms that are kept fairly clean. Great place to walk your dog or yourself! But be aware that some dog owners will let their dogs off leash in the wooded trails. Keep your dog ON LEASH please. Livonia police drive through the park at least once every hour or two. I always feel safe there. I would advise any solo walkers to still be vigilant while on the walking trails though! read more

Big spacious park. We come here for the tennis courts. There is plenty for many people to play on. A great picnic area and play area for kids. The park is very well kept and there are plenty of parking spaces. read more

This park is one of the big reasons I enjoy living in Livonia. The woods are terrific with a big steam running through them. We love taking family walks with our trained, leashed dogs. This is not a dog park but there are many dogs so please keep your dogs on leash. read more

We are lucky enough to have moved in the neighborhood adjacent from here. Is such a great park, and I love to see there always seems to be events reserved and people walking here. There are always a lot of kids, which my kids love. The playscape is great. The trails are fun to explore, and friendly people are always walking them. read more

The park is small, but had a lot to offer, including a playground, sand volleyball court, and a nice reading area with shade and a garden. I enjoyed the 1/2 mile paves jogging trail. Great job Rotarians on creating this wonderful park for the city. I can't wait to try out the hiking trails on my next visit. read more

I have yet to be there for the new upgrades. Its a wonderful, clean space for everyone to enjoy. They have two playgrounds and one seems to be geared for older children while the other is toddler friendly which is pretty great! The tennis courts are nice and I love roller blading around the side walk that stretches the whole park. If you want to experience a small nature trail they have a well kept one in the back. I have seen this past summer that they added live performances at the park, I haven't been yet but I look forward to it! I drove by one last week and it looked like a lot of fun read more

I feel so silly for not discovering this park sooner. My boyfriend and I went yelping for a park to walk around at and found this hidden gem. Upon first driving through the parking lot and scooping the scene out, it seems like your typical park. Has a few sporting areas (two baseball fields), a large field to play with your dogs and the best feature...hiking trails! There are three different trails, each are color coordinated and varying in length. We walked the blue one since it was the longest (a little more than a mile) and it was so peaceful and beautiful! Further back in the park is a small river which was completely unexpected but much appreciated. Such pretty views! Watch your step though there are of course lots of tree roots sticking up and fallen logs. As cheesy as it may sound after walking the trails, I felt more at ease. Become one with nature and visit Rotary Park, it's so tranquil. read more

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I love Rotary Park. My grandsons play baseball there, we walk the paved path and hike the wooded trails. My one complaint is the number of dogs that are not on leashes on the trails. Sunday a woman was walking four dogs, not one on a leash. they were running all over the trails barking at the walkers. Doesn't make for a very relaxing walk. read more

I love this park! It's a great little set up here. Nice trail hike through the woodsy area in the back, really nice to take your pet through there and have them explore! read more

This park is a Livonia gem. The park is very clean. The bathrooms are cleaner than any metro park. I love the woods and trails. My dog loves it too. There is a nice "walkers only" 1/2 mile track. This is a family park. There are no sketchy people lingering around. Everyone cleans up after themselves. read more

4/24/14 was the first time I visited the park as well as join the meetup group for running. The park is great. I like that it is small so I can just run laps around it. There are picnics, bbq, children's play area, hiking trails, tennis court, baseball field. For the first impression, the park is great. read more

Great park, has something for everyone. They have a ton of tennis courts which is how I ended up there. I don't think I'll ever have a problem getting a tennis court. Playground is adorable. Haven't tried the dog trail but I'm sure my pup would love it! read more

This is a pretty nice park with something for everyone. Baseball diamonds, shelters, playground, walking paths, open grassy areas, and trails through the woods. My friend and I like to meet up at Rotary Park for walks. It's always clean, plus there are bathrooms. read more

If you are looking for plenty of trails to walk your dogs with very few other people then this is always a great choice. There is also an entrance off of Curtis and Fairfield and this is where I walk through with both of my dogs. Rotary Park itself isn't much to look at and is primarily just a baseball field or rather 3 fields in total and a decent size play area for children along with bathrooms and Tennis Courts located next to each other. I really enjoy this as a go-to spot for walking my dogs and rarely see more than a couple people over the course of a 2 mile walk read more

I walked the track today. Does anyone know how long it is? It's the one right in the front by the playground.

Pretty and peaceful,,,loves the walks along the walking path . Nice place to enjoy a picnic also ! or a nice walk into the woods your choice ! read more