4 slides - progressively getting taller. First slide is good for toddlers, but the steps are a…read morelittle too tall for a two year old to climb to the slide by themselves. The biggest slide would probably excite any tween - very tall and steep. Slides are the plastic material so they don't get that hot, but they generate plenty of static. Hair of two year old was standing up! Mostly sand around base of playground although there is some "soft" permanent sidewalk. At least two "infant" swings plus regular swings. Plenty of parking for playground. However, there are soccer fields there so not sure about when soccer is being played.

Beach Road Park is a great park for toddlers and kids up to age six. If you want to fly a drone or…read moreRC helicopter (etc.)Beach Road Park has a lot of open space. If you are coming there for the playground and have kids older than age nine, it will only get boring for them.If kids seven, eight, and nine try really hard to enjoy it, they might have fun.They could play tag in the open space.Any kid older than that will not have fun. But for adults and kids it has a baseball Diamond.And I've heard from other people It has walking trails.But I know another great park you can go to if you like Beach Road Park. The park is named Raintree Park. It has the exact same play structure that's in Beach Road Park and another play structure that's safer for young toddlers and babies. It has sand volleyball,disc golf,swings,and a short trail that goes around the park. It also has space for drones if you like flying around trees Well, that's my review. Goodbye!

Overall, the park is really nice and it looks like many of the amenities are great for others. In…read moreparticular, the outdoor hockey rinks are falling apart and it seems like nothing is being done about it. I've been coming here for years to skate and I don't expect people to get on their hands and knees scrubbing the boards and floor, but some damage needs to be addressed. -Seam covers for the bottom of the boards are falling off (pucks can go underneath) -Netting around the boards is falling off (pucks hit it and fall out) -random bumps and buckles on the floor (dangerous to skate on) -debris, garbage, animal poop on the floor A lot of the above would be solved if the floor wasn't open to the elements when the park is closed. Even a brief status-check of the rinks when the park opens and closes would be helpful.

I stopped in this park on my way home. You don't have to be Rochester Hills or Rochester resident…read more I always pass by this park on Hamlin Road on my way to and from Christian Memorial Cemetery and decided to stop, relax, walk a bit and take photos. All my photos show they have 2 outdoor roller rinks for hockey or for roller blading. Must read the two signs of rules and regulations. A few baseball diamonds. I'm sure they're active in the evening or on the weekends because there was real no activity here today. Soccer fields when soccer season is in. I took pictures of a picnic area and playscape for kids. Maybe for daycare groups or for families that stay at home with their kids to come and play. A few picnic tables to sit at and have lunch or snack. There are Restrooms attached by office, along with beverage vending machines. There's quite a bit of parking space. This is the park that displays fireworks in the month of June or before the 4th of July holiday. All in all there's a walkway going around through the park or sidewalk area with 2 entrances. It's worth a stop if you're in the area or driving back from Rochester and your resident of Shelby or Macomb making your way back home. If you ARE a resident ... you know this park and what I'm talking about! :)

Raintree Park is one of the greater parks in Troy. It is a half wooded and half open space with a…read morepaved walking loop throughout. I especially loved that the park has partnered with the Troy Public Library to make the loop a Storybook Trail, which changes books monthly! Visitors can enjoy a 9-hole disc golf course, ball diamond, play structures, swings, sand volleyball, and a picnic shelter. The swings include traditional swings, baby bucket swings, as well as one ADA swing. There is plenty of parking and the restrooms seem to be open seasonly.

Nice park for gathering; baseball diamond, disc golf course, walking path, playground and a…read morepavilion. Restrooms seemed nice and there was an employee emptying the trash cans.

I thoroughly enjoyed my wanderings at River Bends Park, lots of options for your activities while…read morevisiting. I was on a limited time crunch today, so I stuck mostly to the main, paved trails (happily many sections of this path still ran through the woods); but there are hiking and/or biking trails branching off in many directions all throughout the property. Make sure to watch the trail signs, as some are for bikers only. River Bends is also a dog friendly park, note that they must remain on a maximum of a 6ft leash at all times. While I visited today with only my pupperoni, River Bends park is great for kids of all ages. There are a multitude of play areas for children, great to help wear out their energy. There is also a disc golf course that winds throughout the park, supplying players with beautiful nature views. You could also enjoy a BBQ on one of their charcoal grills, relax at a picnic table, or pavilions if you have a large group; nature watch on a nearby bench, our even try out a game of horseshoe. The park appeared well maintained, for the most part; although a few signs could use some repair. They have restroom facilities, and port-a-pottys available for use (although I did not enter them to speak of their cleanliness). You can find trash receptacles around every bend, so there's no excuse for lazy littering, and there is a main sign available showing you all of the trails and their difficulties. You can find this sign posted off to the side of the parking lot; which itself, had plenty of available spots. Definitely a favorite park to stop and enjoy, highly recommend.

When the weather gets nicer out river bends is the place to go for a good walk. There are trails…read moreand spots for good pictures too. The main trail leads you to this tunnel w graffiti. It's another cool spot for pictures and i go often. On top of the tunnel there are train tracks, I'm not sure where they lead to though.

clean, spacious, has a trail you can walk along, teaches kids the importance of what to do when…read morethere's a fire. it's a good place to bring your kids out on a sunny/warm day. always a good experience here. i prefer this one than miller park but milled park has a way bigger field and basketball court. my kids love this one most!

My son's favorite park! He loves playing in the sand. The park is clean and we love that there are…read morebathrooms right there!

Love this place!…read more Finding fun and entertaining parks for my 1 year old is so much fun. I love this one. Not only is there three plays capes, there are swings, walking trails with a big pond to watch wildlife, basketball courts, volleyball courts, tennis courts, baseball diamonds, and a gazebo area you can rent for parties if you please. Little guy never gets bored here! This will always be one of our top parks!

This park is absolutely beautiful. Honestly that's an understatement. There's so much nature,…read morepretty colors and animals to be seen! This park has been my weekly staple in my walking routine. I love walking around the pond and seeing all the ducks, geese, and squirrels. There's plenty of benches to sit and just enjoy life. No matter the time of the day or how hot or cold the weather is, there's always people here and plenty to do. A couple play grounds, basketball court, tennis courts, and baseball courts makes it a very popular place to bring the family. You can also fish in the pond. Bring your camera and take plenty of breath taking photos. Heritage Garden is a perfect spot for senior pictures, family photos and even prom photos. The park is dog friendly. Please clean up after your pet. There is literally trash cans everywhere, so also don't litter.

Great place and respite break for moms. My son loves it…read moreespecially the trampoline, and balls!

The staff at We Rock the Spectrum were so passionate, hardworking, and kind. The space itself was…read moreincredible -- clean, thoughtfully designed, and full of fun. My daughter could have played there all day!

My daughters absolutely loved BabyTime Center--a wonderful place with an indoor playground, sensory…read moreactivities, and "Baby & Me" classes that make learning fun and engaging. It's also great for private parties, offering a clean, safe environment designed for unforgettable experiences