Parks and Recreation

Fee Schedule - Parks Department

Township Park, located at 46640 Ann Arbor Trail just east of Beck road, consists of 80 acres. The park offers four sheltered gathering places, walking paths, children’s PlayScape area, ADA Playscape area, fishing pond and dock, local youth baseball plays on four baseball diamonds, and sledding during the winter months. The park is adjacent to an 18-hole golf course, owned by the Township. The Township has also built a dock to enable handicapped access to the pond. 

Rules and Regulations
Township Park and Lake Pointe Soccer Park Rules and Regulations 

Hours of Operation - Plymouth Township Park

Park hours are between dawn and dusk.  Park hours are subject to change without prior notification.  Exceptions will include all league scheduled activities or those events approved in writing by the Township Supervisor.

 * Park hours may be extended for Little League games.
** Dogs are not allowed at Township Park.

Winter Fun
Did you get a new sled this year? Do you enjoy being outdoors during the winter months? Then grab your sled and head on over to Plymouth Township Park for some Winter fun!  During the Winter season the Park offers sledding depending on the weather. 

Additional Parks
Although the Township Park is the largest park, we also have the Lake Pointe Soccer Park located on Haggerty Road between Five Mile and Schoolcraft Roads. This premier soccer park houses two irrigated soccer fields, a shelter available for reservation and a playground area. For those of you in the Lake Pointe and Robinson Subdivision areas we have smaller, neighborhood walk-in parks; Brentwood Park, located on Brentwood Drive in the Lake Pointe Subdivision and Miller Family park, located on Ann Arbor Trail in the Robinson Subdivision. They have large play areas including swings and lawn areas.

Park Reservations
Click here for photos of available shelters

Click here for a map of available shelters

2018 PARK RESERVATION SEASON INFORMATION

PLYMOUTH TOWNSHIP RESIDENT GROUPS
Reservations will be taken in person on a first-come, first-serve basis at the Division of Public Services, 9955 N. Haggerty Road during regular business hours (8:00 am to 4:30 pm, M-F).

The first day for resident groups to reserve for the 2018 summer season (April 15 - October 14) will be Tuesday, January 16, 2018 beginning at 8:00 am. 

Reservations will be taken for the following locations:

NON-RESIDENT GROUPS
The first day for non-resident groups to reserve for the 2018 summer season will be Monday, April 2, 2018 beginning at 8:00 am.

RESIDENT GROUP shall be defined as:
A Plymouth Township corporation, firm, partnership, association or other legal entity; a family outing sponsored by a Plymouth Township resident; a Plymouth Township church, Plymouth-Canton private or public school group, scout group, youth sport group, homeowner’s group, or a non-profit Plymouth Community.

NON-RESIDENT GROUP shall be defined as:
Any group, company or individual not defined as a resident group, even though an employee of a business or group resides in the Township

INSURANCE REQUIRED FOR ALL GROUPS THAT FUNCTION UNDER A TAX I.D.

Any group (resident or non-resident) that functions under a tax I.D. number requires general liability insurance for their use of a pavilion or shelter for the day/season. The insurance policy requirements are subject to change and are available on the Township’s website and at the Division of Public Services.

The proper certificate of insurance and signed waiver form must be provided at the time of reservation. A reservation will not be processed without these documents.

You may print a copy of the insurance requirements by clicking here.

Plymouth Township Reservation Fee Schedule - 2018

NON-REFUNDABLE REGISTRATION FEES (cash, check or credit card)

SESSION 1 = 10 AM TO 3 PM
SESSION 2 = 4 PM TO 9 PM
FULL DAY = 10 AM TO 9 PM

* Please contact the Division of Public Services to determine if reduced fees apply to your group outing.

** The food preparation areas are only available for use by those reserving the Pavilion and/or Shelter 2 and paying the additional fee.

For additional information please contact DPS at (734) 354-3270 ext. 4.

Walking Paths
Do you know why you shouldn’t feed ducks and geese, how wetlands help the environment or how native plants help to support stream banks? As you walk along the pathways please take note of the interpretive signs that line them. These signs tell of the natural surroundings of the park including information on the creek, pond and wildlife that live and visit our Township Park.  

Contacts

Public Services Coordinator - For Reservation Information
(734) 354-3270 Ext. 4