Modern is the best. The first time I went when I moved to Michigan in 2021 it reminded me exactly…read moreof going to Vans skatepark in California 2 decades ago. Been hitting it at least once a week since. So lucky to have something like this local- especially for the winters. I hope modern stays open forever.

My mom and I took my nephew here since my brother and SIL were in town for an anniversary e…read more Open from noon to 8PM on Saturday. $16 for two hours of skating and $25 for all day skating. They do lock-in skating events usually during holidays mostly. There are tables for the folks that aren't skating and they have Wi-Fi and a parent room that's quieter. Two seat high tables along the fence for the minor kids and a bunch of random couches by the main entrance. The parent room provides a bit of shelter from the constant noise of wheels rolling over metal plates at the top and bottom of a ramp. The interior is a big open warehouse. Fenced in for the skaters. Not fancy, but lots of different ramps for skateboarding, rollerblading or for razor scooters. My nephew wanted to try out every ramp to see which one was to his liking. Do bring a book, noise canceling headset and maybe a phone charger too. If you need snacks, Kroger is just across Stephenson and Penn Station subs just a half a mile away. They do have some snacks in the 3 vending machine. Probably a bit more fun coming with friends. My nephew felt a bit comfy after a half hour of getting the lay of the land. It can feel a bit chilly in the warehouse. My nephew said there's some fun ramps and runs, he was getting toasty running around some. Not me. He walks some and studies them ahead of skating to see what's on the other side to make sure there aren't any stairs on the other side of a ramp. My nephew likes the two half circle ramp with the flat landing in between. He also enjoyed the bowl, which has a slope to enter it.

I rented out Lines for a group of 9 on a Sunday night and had a great experience. The park is in…read moreawesome shape with a really cool layout. Talked to the owner for a little bit when we got there and he was a nice guy and wanted to make sure we had a good experience. Cost was super reasonable. Not sure what the open sessions are like but we'll be renting the park out again over the winter for sure.

Haven't been in years, but last time I was there maybe back in like 2017-2018 ish, it was a cool…read morelittle skatepark. Good vibes, staff was helpful along with other skaters, bikers, people on scooters too. Didn't really have any complaints, If I remember correctly admission was fairly cheap also, place is a little hidden gem for all bikers, skateboarders and scooter riders. I'd for sure recommend this spot. Also didn't realize the name changed to LINES SKATEPARK. Last time I went it was TRANSITIONS, but sure If it's under new ownership or what ‍

I didn't get a chance to skate the park, I did take a tour of it. I didn't have my board when I…read morevisited Detroit from NJ, but, if you're into transition, this is definitely the park for you. It's a little hard to find where to park, but you want the street perpendicular to what Google Maps tells you. I wish I had brought my board! It's the only park in Detroit and I found out my AirBnB was right next to it before I left to go back home. I probably wouldn't skate here alone in the evening hours, but it's definitely worth checking out with some friends.

Transforming a once vacant lot into Detroit's ONLY skatepark has been an ambition project for…read moreDetroit transplants Mitch & Gina (of Power House Production fame). As an area resident, it's great see such a positive addition to this neck of the woods....yes, we often get neglected around here as Corktown, Midtown, and the other kitschy Detroit neighborhoods get all the buzz & attention. But, that's another story. Gaining popularity with Detroit's growing skateboarding scene, Ride It has attracted professional Skateboarders & BMXers, as well as the neighborhood kids. I've seen the youngn's crossing the freeway with their bike & board in hand, eagerly awaiting to visit the skatepark. As recreational facilities close left & right with the city's ongoing financial woes, Ride It has become an oasis for these kids. If you're not from this area & would like to visit this Skatepark know the following: (1.) It's located off of Davison East (at Klinger St) - Yes, it's in the hood! (2.) There's a parking lot directly behind the park. (3.) Open from dawn til dusk.

I love this park! It has every thing for each lever of skateboarding and tons of fun Manny padsread more

This skate park is one of the best water fountain of thirsty easy and cool obstacles take your kids…read morefor fun you will love it

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:-)

I was in and around Campus Martius all week as my employer's Detroit office is in the immediate…read morearea. It is a beautiful park in downtown Detroit (at least in the day time) and with the shaded tables, a perfect spot for a bite or a drink on a super hot day. Named Campus Martius for "Field of Mars" it is the reference point for Detroit's "mile" roads. Look for the Zero Mile Marker on the ground - Seven Mile and Eight Mile are precisely seven and eight miles from this spot, respectively. It was originally a militia drill ground back in the 1800s and the First Michigan Infantry Regiment departed from Campus Martius in 1861 for the Civil War. The park opened in 2004 and includes the beautiful Woodward Fountain, a seasonal ice rink and a seasonal beach. The - Michigan Soldiers' and Sailors' Monument is also here. [Review 694 of 2025 - 401 in Michigan - 24255 overall]

This public space is in the heart of Detroit's downtown. A fountain dots the middle, surrounded by…read moreumbrella shaded tables. There's a stage for concerts and a summertime pop up restaurant,. At the foot of the park is the Michigan Soldiers & Sailors Monument. During the summer a sandy beach with warm chairs and in the winter an ice rink.

We had a great evening playing ice hockey this winter with our son. The NHL built this ice sheet…read morein the park as part of their community outreach program when Detroit hosted the outdoor game. The park is very conveniently located from the center of town or off of I-75. We found everything to be very clean and well cared for. I would highly recommend taking the opportunity to visit the park, or better yet play a hockey game here if you have the chance.

My wife and I visited many different locations while we were in Detroit over the weekend. Clark…read morePark was one that we visited took a few photos but did not stay that long. It's not in the greatest part of town to be honest yeah we did not enjoy it too much I would not visit again to be honest I mean it's a Park to wide-open spaces are some nice little things take pictures of it it's nothing special just kind of ordinary could probably use some updates

Belle Isle Park is maybe or one of the most beautiful parks I have ever been to, or even seen in my…read morelife for that matter. Of all places it is in the heart of Detroit Michigan baby. Me and my girlfriend were impressed here. I love the ocean and the city view. You must visit in the summertime. You will get a better taste and vibe of the park. We felt safe coming here to take a look, because at first, we were a little doubtful, but we ended up having a good day.

Belle Isle has changed dramatically over the last several years. Since the state took over…read moremanagement, the park feels cleaner, safer, and far more maintained than it once did. The investment really shows -- from the roads and landscaping to the public spaces along the water. It's one of the best places in Detroit to relax, walk, or ride, and the bike paths are perfect whether you're on a regular bike, e-bike, scooter, or just cruising around the island. The views of the Detroit River and skyline make it feel like a completely different environment from the city only minutes away.