Rotary Park - Waterford Township, MI

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Rotary Park in Waterford Township, Michigan

Rotary Park is a popular community destination located at 5485 Tubbs Rd in Waterford Township, MI. Known for its welcoming atmosphere and pet-friendly environment, this park is frequented by dog owners looking for a safe space to enjoy the outdoors with their furry friends. The park features spacious sports fields, beautifully shaded picnic areas, a well-equipped playground for kids, and plenty of open green space. In the mornings, many locals bring their dogs to play and socialize, making it a friendly spot for both city and country pups.

Visitors appreciate the wheelchair-accessible parking and entrances, covered picnic tables, public restrooms (seasonally available), and ample garbage cans spread throughout the park. Rotary Park is set back from the main road and surrounded by trees, creating a sense of privacy and natural beauty. While there isn’t a dedicated fenced dog area, leashed dogs are welcome throughout the park, and there are benches and a small community library to enjoy. Whether you’re seeking pet-friendly trails, a peaceful picnic spot, or a dog-friendly gathering space in Waterford Township, Rotary Park has something for everyone.

FAQ

  • Are dogs allowed at Rotary Park? Yes, dogs are allowed at this pet-friendly park.
  • Is there a fenced area for dogs? No, there is not a dedicated fenced dog area.
  • Is Rotary Park wheelchair accessible? Yes, both the entrance and parking lot are wheelchair accessible.
  • Is there a playground or activities for kids nearby? Yes, Rotary Park features a playground, swings, slides, and open space for children to play.
  • Are picnics or BBQs allowed? Yes, there are covered picnic tables and grills available for gatherings and cookouts.
  • Are restrooms available? Yes, public restrooms are on site, though they may be seasonally available.
  • Are there benches or seating areas? Yes, there are benches and picnic tables throughout the park, including by the playground.
  • Is there shade or shelter at the park? Yes, the park is surrounded by trees and includes covered picnic areas, providing plenty of shaded seating.
  • How busy does the park get on weekends? Rotary Park is generally quieter during weekdays but gets busier in the afternoons and evenings, especially when sports events are taking place.

Reviews

Angela Price

Great place for the Warriors to practice. I wish both gates would be open more often, easier flow for traffic.

Robyn Hovey

Really enjoy this park. It’s mostly sports fields with some tables and grills. The best part is that there aren’t a lot of posted rules like most parks. It seems okay if you want to have a few (reasonable!) beers with your cookout. Also, in the morning prime bring their dogs to play. Has kept my country dog very happy while staying here in the city.

Pale September

We recently used the playground. Great open space for kids to run where we had a picnic (there are also covered picnic tables). Bathrooms are on site but they were locked. Very fun to watch the planes overhead going to the airport. I have also used the softball field before; good times.

Lizabeth Townsend

It’s a nice little Park! It’s set back pretty much, off the main road; surrounded by trees. It’s not usually busy during the day but there are ball fields there and it does get busy in the afternoon/evenings.
The play area just used to be a simple climbing structure and then there was like, a big area of people’s off to the side that kids could dig in, lol. Now, they’ve cleaned it up a bit and added a nice swing set. Definitely way better than it used to be, I feel like. I know the kids loved the pebbles/rocks but I’m glad they’re gone lol. The picnic area is covered so that is nice and there’s plenty of garbage cans everywhere. There’s also the ball field, so my kids like to bring a soccer ball and go in there and kick it around.
There’s also a couple benches by the play structure, along with a little Library.

tymoteusz ordon

It’s safe after dark, but look out in daytime for people who are not having a Good Day.

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