PALMER PARK
910 Merrill Plaisance, Detroit, MI 48203 DIRECTIONS
Since 1895
Here’s The Deal:
Palmer Park is located in Detroit, MI. It consists of 296 hectares of lawns and historical woodland. The park provides opportunities for adolescents, teens, adults, veterans, families, and community groups to train, recycle, and volunteer to explore the park. It also has a community garden, free yoga, and Summer Tai Chi lessons. The Palmer Park Golf Course has a short 18-hole layout, suitable for beginning and intermediate golfers. Visitants can see a tree farm and experience a greenhouse in the city. It has over 100 years, a treasured nature park and leisure venue. Visitors can explore the park regularly.
SPECIALTY:
Free Yoga, Biking Trails, Lake Frances, Splash Park, Bike Group, Tennis Courts, Butterfly and Educational Garden, Fountain, Walking, Playgrounds, Events, Lighthouse and Lawns/Log Cabin & Historic Woodlands
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BAUERVIC WOODS PARK
26000 Evergreen Road, Detroit, MI 48076 DIRECTIONS
Here’s The Deal:
Bauervic Woods Park is a forested recreation area with a colourful playground, nature trails and picnic tables. It is located in Southfield. It features a 1.1 mile moderately trafficked loop trail and has beautiful wildflowers. There are separate playscapes for big kids and little ones. It is a beautiful park with walking, biking trails and lots of surrounding trees. It provides a quick walk and has well marked with several trail marker signs. There are also hiking trails through the woods where neighbourhood kids build forts. It is the perfect place to spend your time with nature. Bauervic Woods Park is available all days a week.
SPECIALTY:
Bird Watching, Hiking, Picnicking, Nature Trails, Playlot & Picnic tables
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ELIZA HOWELL PARK
23751 Fenkell Street, Detroit, MI 48223 DIRECTIONS
Since 1936
Here’s The Deal:
Eliza Howell Park is 250 acres of protected land in the Rogue River flood path. The 1.5-mile (2.4-kilometre) nature trail was developed in 2009 at the park. It has more than two miles of hiking trails through both prairie and woodland landscapes. Visitors can explore various plants and animals from the vernal ponds to the prairie with wildflowers and the canopy with hardwood forests. You can see the spring flowers, migrating birds, nesting snails, and butterflies in bloom American Toad tadpoles. The park has recognized as a gem for its biodiversity. Eliza Howell Park is open to the public seven days a week.
SPECIALTY:
Picnic Place, Monarch Butterflies, Bikes Riding, Nature Flowers, Walking Trails, Paved Path, Playground, Wildlife, Park & Jogging