Last updated September 24, 2026 · ranked from 3,563 Google reviews · How we rank
Every park in this guide is inside Plymouth, MI, with Google ratings ranging from 4.4 to 4.8 stars. Kellogg Park leads the list with a 4.7-star rating from 1,520 reviews, followed by Plymouth Township Park, also rated 4.7 stars, with 1,342 reviews. Plymouth Township Park Sled Hill has the highest rating at 4.8 stars from 73 reviews. Plymouth Riverside Recreation Area and Fairground Park each hold 4.6-star ratings, with 329 and 44 reviews, respectively. Wilcox Lake Hines Park Recreation Area rounds out the selections at 4.4 stars from 255 reviews. These entries keep the focus entirely on parks in Plymouth, MI.
Top picks at a glance
1Kellogg ParkKellogg Park in Plymouth, MI welcomes children and dogs, with picnic space, public restrooms and free parking.
2Plymouth Township ParkPlymouth Township Park in Plymouth, MI spans 80 acres with four baseball diamonds, a fishing pond and a splash pad.
3Plymouth Township Park Sled HillPlymouth Township Park Sled Hill in Plymouth, MI offers kid-friendly hikes, playground equipment, a baseball field and picnic facilities.
4.7(1,520)· Google4.7 out of 5 from 1520 reviews (Google rating)
Park · Downtown Plymouth / Kellogg Park
Open now · closes 12:00 AM
Kellogg Park earns the top spot with practical amenities for everyday visits and a 4.7 Google rating from 1,520 reviews. On W Ann Arbor Trail in Plymouth, MI, it welcomes children and dogs and is suitable for picnics. A public restroom, wheelchair-accessible entrance and parking, and free garage, lot and street parking support a range of visitors. One reviewer also describes a chicken dinner in the park as a longstanding fall festival tradition, adding a specific community connection to its everyday uses.
Picnic-friendly park
Dogs welcome
Wheelchair-accessible entrance
“Chicken dinner in the park. Been a tradition for many years during the fall festival.”
4.7(1,342)· Google4.7 out of 5 from 1342 reviews (Google rating)
Park · Ann Arbor Road corridor
Room for several kinds of outings earns Plymouth Township Park the No. 2 spot: its 80 acres in Plymouth, MI include four baseball diamonds, a fishing pond and a children’s splash pad. Hiking, cycling lanes, slides and swings add more ways to spend a visit, while picnic tables, grills and public restrooms support longer stays. Wheelchair-accessible parking and an accessible entrance are practical additions. Its Google rating is 4.7 from 1,342 reviews, though one reviewer flags maintenance concerns with the wooden playground.
80-acre community park
Children’s splash pad
Fishing pond
“Great park. Lots of space. Great play structures for kids. We like to call it the "castle" park.”
4.8(73)· Google4.8 out of 5 from 73 reviews (Google rating)
Park · Ann Arbor Road corridor
Open now · closes 8:30 PM
More than a sledding stop, Plymouth Township Park Sled Hill earns rank 3 for its mix of outdoor activities and picnic facilities in Plymouth, MI. Kid-friendly hikes, playground slides and swings, and a baseball field offer several ways to spend a visit. Picnic tables, a barbecue grill, and public restrooms support longer outings. Reviewers praise the walking paths and play structures, with one describing the park as clean. Its 4.8-star Google rating across 73 reviews adds to that positive picture.
Sledding hill
Kid-friendly hikes
Picnic tables
“Nice clean park, great walking paths plenty of play structures etc.”
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4.6(329)· Google4.6 out of 5 from 329 reviews (Google rating)
Park · Sheldon Road corridor
Open now · closes 8:00 PM
Picnic facilities, playground equipment, and kid-friendly hikes earn Plymouth Riverside Recreation Area the No. 4 spot among parks in Plymouth, MI. Slides and swings give children room to play, while picnic tables and a barbecue grill support an outdoor meal. One reviewer also notes a pavilion and a bridge leading to horseshoe pits. Dogs are welcome, and practical amenities include public restrooms, free parking, and a wheelchair-accessible entrance. Its Google rating is 4.6 stars from 329 reviews.
Kid-friendly hikes
Slides and swings
Picnic tables available
“Nice little park, went their with a moms group and the parking isn't great with a lot of people because it's just a loop. But the kids had fun, kids ranged from babies to 6/7. Restrooms are available, we didn't use them but it's a good s…”
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4.6(44)· Google4.6 out of 5 from 44 reviews (Google rating)
Park · Downtown Plymouth / Kellogg Park
Open now · closes 10:00 PM
Slides, swings, a basketball court, and picnic tables give Fairground Park several ways to fill a visit in Plymouth, MI, earning it the No. 5 spot. Dogs are welcome, and the park has a wheelchair-accessible entrance. Daily hours run from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. Its Google rating is 4.6 from 44 reviews; one reviewer praises its cleanliness and upkeep, while another reports boarded-off or nonfunctional playground equipment—a practical detail for families planning a playground visit.
Slides and swings
Basketball court
Picnic tables
“Always clean, kept up and in a beautiful neighborhood”
4.4(255)· Google4.4 out of 5 from 255 reviews (Google rating)
Park · Old Village
Open now · closes 9:00 PM
Picnic tables, a barbecue grill, and a playground with slides and swings earn Wilcox Lake Hines Park Recreation Area its No. 6 spot among parks in Plymouth, MI. Free parking and wheelchair-accessible entry, parking, and restroom facilities add practical value for family outings. Dogs are welcome, and one reviewer notes sidewalks and benches for a short walk. Another describes the play area as well maintained, though reports of locked restrooms and seasonal algae odors are worth factoring into a visit.
Picnic tables and grill
Slides and swings
Dogs welcome
“The play area is well maintained. bathrooms are sometimes locked randomly. The lake is fine most of the year but the algae blooms get way out of control and cause a lot of odor, no one seems to be cleaning it up or managing it. It's not …”
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How we ranked this list
Each park is scored on a Bayesian-weighted rating (its rating adjusted for how many reviews it has compared with the Plymouth category average), how recently we verified its details, and how complete its listing is. Scores and ranks are stored, so the order only changes when the underlying data changes.
Which parks have playgrounds and activities for children?
Plymouth Township Park in Plymouth, MI has a splash pad, fishing pond, playground slides and swings, plus kid-friendly hikes. Plymouth Riverside Recreation Area also has slides, swings and kid-friendly hikes. Reviews of Plymouth Township Park praise its play structures, though one September 2026 review reports dangerous disrepair at the wooden playground.
Which parks offer early-morning or evening hours?
Kellogg Park in Plymouth, MI is open 24 hours daily. Lakeview Trailhead (West) opens daily from 6 a.m.–10 p.m., Wilcox Lake Hines Park Recreation Area from 6 a.m.–9 p.m., and Plymouth Riverside Recreation Area from 8 a.m.–8 p.m.
Where can I take a dog?
Dog-welcoming options in Plymouth, MI include Kellogg Park, Lakeview Trailhead (West), Plymouth Riverside Recreation Area, Wilcox Lake Hines Park Recreation Area and Haggerty West Recreation Area. Northville Community Park in Northville has a dedicated dog park; one reviewer reports that the dog park is members-only.
Which parks have grills, picnic tables and restrooms?
Plymouth Township Park, Plymouth Riverside Recreation Area and Wilcox Lake Hines Park Recreation Area in Plymouth, MI all have grills, picnic tables and public restrooms. Riverside has free lot and street parking, although one reviewer describes its loop parking as difficult with a large group. A Wilcox Lake reviewer reports that restrooms are sometimes locked.
Which parks have wheelchair-accessible facilities?
Kellogg Park, Plymouth Township Park, Plymouth Riverside Recreation Area, Wilcox Lake Hines Park Recreation Area and Haggerty West Recreation Area in Plymouth, MI have wheelchair-accessible entrances and parking. Wilcox Lake also lists a wheelchair-accessible restroom. In Northville, Maybury State Park has accessible seating, and Millennium Park has an accessible restroom.
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