Parks in Lansing, MI

The best parks in Lansing, MI offer distinct choices for lake outings, woodland walks, sports and riverside trails. Hawk Island Park, at 1601 E Cavanaugh Rd, has the largest Google review count in this guide: 3,107 reviews and a 4.6 rating. Its 100 acres combine swimming, trails and snowboarding, with a vehicle entrance fee. Lake Lansing Park South, at 1621 Pike St in Haslett, pairs a beach and playground with fishing, boating and volleyball; it also holds a 4.6 rating, from 1,701 reviews. For trails and nature education, Fenner Nature Center has 134 acres, self-guided trails, hands-on exhibits and a 4.7 rating from 831 reviews. Crego Park covers 200 wooded acres with river access for fishing, kayaking and canoeing. Frances Park offers a different walking route, combining a rose garden, woodland trail and river overlook at 2701 Moores River Dr. Sports facilities distinguish John M. Patriarche Park in East Lansing, MI, where baseball, basketball and tennis accompany picnic and play areas. Its 4.7 rating comes from 1,161 reviews. Grand Woods Park adds disc golf, walking trails and a picnic shelter. For flexible timing, Adado Riverfront Park is open 24 hours daily, while Frances Park runs from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m.

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