Last updated October 4, 2026 · ranked from 4,950 Google reviews · How we rank
This list ranks 8 parks in and around Troy, MI, led by Boulan Park, Jaycee Park and Raintree Park. Together they have 4,950 Google reviews; Boulan Park has the highest Google rating on the list at 4.6. Every place on the list is in Troy, MI. Rankings weigh Google rating, review volume, how complete and current each listing is, and our own notes on each place.
Sports facilities, playground equipment, and picnic amenities earn Boulan Park the top spot among parks in Troy, MI. Baseball, tennis, and volleyball facilities give visitors several ways to play, while cycling lanes add another recreation option. The playground has slides and swings; one reviewer describes the play area as fully gated. Picnic tables, a barbecue grill, and wheelchair-accessible parking and entrance support longer visits. Open daily from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m., the park also welcomes dogs and holds a 4.6 Google rating from 690 reviews.
Multiple sports facilities
Gated play area
Picnic tables and grill
“The new playground structure is definitely 5 stars. The play area is fully gated and the playground is very clean and fun for kids across ages.
That being said - the bathrooms were absolutely disgusting!! Troy Parks could take a lesso…”
Play equipment, sports space, and picnic facilities earn Jaycee Park its No. 2 spot among parks in Troy, MI. On E Long Lake Rd, it pairs slides and swings with a baseball field and cycling lanes, while picnic tables and a barbecue grill support a meal outdoors. Free parking, public restrooms, and wheelchair-accessible parking and entry add practical value. Two reviewers describe the grounds as clean and well maintained, and its 4.6 Google rating across 494 reviews supports the selection.
Slides and swings
Picnic tables
Free parking
“The bathrooms were clean and the park is well kept. Could plant a few more large shade trees near the picnic areas for shade.”
An 18-hole disc golf course and a mix of open and wooded spaces give Raintree Park its third-place spot among parks in Troy, MI. Walking paths, a baseball field and a volleyball court offer options for both casual visits and sports. Families have slides, swings and picnic tables, plus a barbecue grill and public restrooms. Free parking and a wheelchair-accessible entrance add practical benefits. Its 4.6 Google rating from 836 reviews is backed by praise for baseball and disc golf.
Wooded areas and open space give Robinwood Park in Troy, MI a mix of settings for walking, play and picnics. It earns rank 4 for combining a walking path, volleyball court and playground swings and slides with picnic tables and dog-friendly access. Wheelchair-accessible entrances, parking and seating add practical value. A reviewer notes paved trails and covered picnic tables, while parking draws mixed comments. The park holds a 4.6 Google rating from 299 reviews and opens daily from 7:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.
Wooded walking path
Swings and slides
Dog-friendly picnic space
“Its a small park amidst a busy residential and public school area. No parking space exclusive for the park but can use the space from nearby school. Access is available from few of the near by roads and a quite place to have a leisure …”
Nine soccer fields are only part of what earns Firefighters Park fifth place among parks in Troy, MI. Open space and forest provide room for walks and picnics, while disc golf, river-bank fishing, and a playground with swings and slides offer alternatives to team sports. Reviewers praise the soccer fields’ condition and note the variety beyond them. Picnic tables, a barbecue grill, and wheelchair-accessible entrances, parking, and restrooms add practical support for a longer visit.
Nine soccer fields
Disc golf
River-bank fishing
“Quite a surprise coming here. I thought this was just several soccer fields. It's much more, disk golf, playground, pavilion, places to walk, loads of room to picnic. A great place to spend some time.”
Playground time, sports, and picnics share one neighborhood setting at Brinston Park in Troy, MI, earning it the No. 6 spot. Swings and slides give children a place to play, while soccer, baseball, basketball, and tennis facilities offer several ways to stay active. Picnic tables and a barbecue grill support longer gatherings. Public restrooms, free parking, and a wheelchair-accessible entrance add practical value. One reviewer praises the upkeep, while another notes plenty of parking for soccer visits.
Four sports options
Swings and slides
Picnic tables available
“Its a nice size park, with plenty of parking spots. We usually go here for soccer games. Easy to find on John R road. Go past Troy Ethens high school.”
Kid-friendly hikes, a play area and picnic tables earn Sylvan Glen Lake Park the No. 7 spot for its mix of walking, play and outdoor meals in Troy, MI. Dogs are welcome, and free parking, a wheelchair-accessible entrance and accessible parking add practical conveniences. Reviewers mention lake views, a covered picnic area and sightings of herons, cranes and waterfowl, though one notes bird droppings underfoot. Open daily from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m., the park accommodates both morning outings and evening visits.
Kid-friendly hikes
Covered picnic area
Dogs welcome
“Nice setting. Nice seeing herons , cranes & waterfowl but what they leave behind is everywhere you try to step.”
Swimming and children’s play anchor Troy Family Aquatic Center’s No. 8 spot among parks in Troy, MI. At 3425 Civic Center Dr, the pool and water park pairs kids’ areas with a volleyball court and picnic facilities, giving families options beyond the water. Cabana rentals, lockers and on-site food add practical conveniences. Free parking and wheelchair-accessible parking, an entrance and a restroom round out the facilities. Its Google rating is 4 out of 5 from 457 reviews.
Kids’ water areas
Volleyball court
Picnic facilities
“I frequent this place all the time! The staff are amazingly friendly, and work amazingly hard. The pool is amazing, the kiddie pool is even nicer surprisingly! and the slides are always running, and are never very crowded. Amazing place …”
Ratings and review counts shown are Google ratings, displayed with attribution.
How we ranked this list
Each park is scored on a Bayesian-weighted rating (its rating adjusted for how many reviews it has compared with the Troy category average), how recently we verified its details, and how complete its listing is. Scores and ranks are stored, so the order only changes when the underlying data changes.
Which places are included in this parks guide for Troy, MI?
The guide includes Raintree Park, Boulan Park, Slick City Action Park, Firefighters Park, and Jaycee Park.
Which park in Troy, MI is best for children?
The provided information does not identify children's activities, age requirements, or play facilities at the listed places. Confirm those details before choosing a destination for children.
Are the listed parks in Troy, MI free to visit?
Admission and fee information was not provided for any of the five places. Check each destination's current requirements rather than assuming entry is free.
What are the opening hours for parks in Troy, MI?
Current hours were not provided for Raintree Park, Boulan Park, Slick City Action Park, Firefighters Park, or Jaycee Park. Confirm the schedule for your chosen destination before visiting.
Does Slick City Action Park offer the same facilities as the other listed parks in Troy, MI?
The available information does not describe or compare facilities. Its inclusion in this guide does not establish that it offers the same setting or activities as the other four places.
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