Slater Park

About Slater Park

Known for

• Playground with slides and swings
• Basketball and tennis courts
• Picnic tables and barbecue grill
• Dogs welcome
• Wheelchair-accessible entrance and parking

Good for

• Open late
• Dog friendly
• Kid friendly
• Wheelchair accessible

What reviewers say elsewhere

• “Great fanily frindly park with a large pavilion that you can rent for birthday parties abd other family gatherings. It also has tennis courts,a basketball court and even a playground for the little ones. Large open field with woodline to…”

  — Daniel Richards, September 3, 2026 · google

• “Giant flat open space! If you are looking for a park with a giant open flat space, Slater park does it exceptionally. The neighborhood seems to love this park, very active tennis/pickle courts on saturday morning. There is a small amount…”

  — Andrew Tuma, August 10, 2026 · google

• “My box turtle loved running in the huge green space.”

  — Sindy Taylor, June 24, 2026 · google

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Slater Park — frequently asked

Is Slater Park open on Mondays?

Yes — Slater Park is open Monday from undefined to undefined.

Where is Slater Park?

Slater Park is at 2700 Mark Ave, Lansing, MI 48912.

Is Slater Park kid-friendly?

Yes — Slater Park is listed as good for kids.

What is the phone number for Slater Park?

You can reach Slater Park on +1517-485-4063.