The Best Parks in Clawson, MI (2026)
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The best parks in Clawson, MI offer distinct options for playground visits, sports, picnics and time outdoors. Clawson City Park at 935 N Custer Ave combines a 4.7 Google rating from 1,254 reviews with baseball fields, tennis courts, a skateboard area and a volleyball court. Open daily from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m., it also has picnic tables, barbecue grills, public restrooms and free parking. For playground outings, Parkland Park at 469 Parkland has slides and swings and welcomes dogs. Memorial Park at 416 N Main St offers a different focus: reviewers describe war memorial displays, a gazebo and places to sit. Its Google rating is 4.3 from 24 reviews, compared with Parkland Park’s 4.2 from 49. Grant Park and Hunter Park both hold 5.0 ratings, from four reviews and one review respectively. Grant Park reviewers mention soccer fields, tennis and pickleball courts, parking and warm-weather restrooms; Hunter Park’s reviewer identifies it as a soccer venue. In Troy, Robinwood Park adds wooded and open space, a walking path, volleyball and play equipment. It has a 4.6 rating from 299 reviews and opens daily from 7:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.
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- Which parks have playgrounds for children?
- Clawson City Park and Parkland Park in Clawson, MI both have playground areas with slides and swings. Robinwood Park at 640 Robinwood Dr in Troy also has play equipment, slides and swings, plus kid-friendly hiking.
- Where can I have a picnic?
- Clawson City Park in Clawson, MI has picnic tables, barbecue grills, public restrooms and a free parking lot. Robinwood Park in Troy also has picnic tables; a reviewer describes covered tables and reports no restrooms.
- Which parks welcome dogs?
- Clawson City Park, Parkland Park and Memorial Park in Clawson, MI all list dogs as welcome. Robinwood Park in Troy does too, and its reviews mention dog walking on paved trails.
- Where can I play sports in Clawson, MI?
- Clawson City Park has baseball, tennis, volleyball and skateboarding facilities. Reviewers at Grant Park, 926 Grant Ave, mention soccer fields and tennis/pickleball courts. A reviewer describes Hunter Park, 509 Fisher Ct, as one of three home-field locations used by the local soccer organization.
- Which parks have wheelchair-accessible entrances and parking?
- Clawson City Park, Parkland Park and Memorial Park in Clawson, MI all list wheelchair-accessible entrances and parking. Robinwood Park in Troy lists both features as well as wheelchair-accessible seating.