Southfield, MI Park

This is a unique place that I feel like society forgot about and never realized it was here in the first place. It is much cooler than taking the sidewalk. The boardwal ... more

This 17 acres neighborhood park (better to say - the undeveloped site of the future park) was dedicated in 1972 in memory of Robbie, the son of Judge Hilda Gage, who died ... more

Jungle gym-type playground for small children. Small dirt parking lot.

The giant rope climbing apparatus is closed off and the largest slide is broken and closed off as off 4/5/22, playground is super muddy right now

My babies love this park, however it needs a bit of maintenance.

Nice clean play area for kids. The sand box was clean. Playground: The area is well maintained. Although there was a sign indicating the age limitations 3 to 8. There was ... more

Nice view of the pond, birds, and turtles. There is a bench to sit on also.

This is a really cool spot but unfortunately the view is limited, due to overgrowth, and the structure both need way overdue maintenance on the verge of becoming a safety ... more

(Translated by Google) The village is very small, it is worth going to take some beautiful pictures and learn a little about the history. (Original) A vila bem pequena, ... more

Quiet and clean

This park was an unexpected gem in the city of Southfield

The reviews are staged.if you visited this park with your kids like I did .it was BAD! Rotten wood on plays scapes , hand rails rotted ,no protection covers on chains for ... more

California has the redwoods, but they do not compare to the beauty of red pole park. This Southfield gem of painted telephone poles makes the redwood forest seem grayscal ... more

I love this park. My son was practicing for football here.

Not bad for the middle of a city!!

Excellent staff

(Translated by Google) It's a short drive, overlooking the lake. Good for taking pictures and having some contact with nature. It is possible to see some animals along th ... more

This is a great way to get into the park and get right to the trails and get started with nature vs. the north entrance has a long driveway with no trees.