Township Departments
Parks & Recreation - Locations

Brandenburg Memorial Park
50050 Jefferson
Telephone (586) 949-0400 ext. 1155
(South of 23 Mile Road)

Daily Fees
Car Only $3.00
Car & Trailer $5.00

Season Passes
Car Only
Resident $12.00
Non Resident $17.00
Resident/Senior Citizen $ 6.00
Non-Resident/Senior Citizen $12.00
Car and Trailer
Resident $22.00
Non Resident $30.00
Resident/Senior Citizen $11.00
Non-Resident/Senior Citizen $22.00
(Season Passes Available at Park Entrance)

Amenities
Volleyball and basketball courts, horseshoe pits, hike/bike trail, limited playground equipment, fishing pier and boat launches.

Special Events
Tuesday evening concerts in the park (Mid-June through Mid-August), Car shows, motorcycle shows and more are also featured at the park throughout the year.

Rentals
4 open air pavilions and 1 hall equipped with electricity, party tents available, building. For pavilion and building rental costs and procedures click here for form.

Prohibited
Pets, glass, hunting, parking on grass, Off Road Vehicles, and liquor (beer and wine allowed in designated areas only).

Bertha Pollard Park
55550 New Haven Road
Telephone (586) 949-0400 ext. 1109
(I-94, Exit 247. Just West of the I-94 Expressway)

Amenities
Baseball diamonds, soccer fields, hike/bike trail, limited playground equipment, and playscape.

Rentals
Baseball field (tournaments, practices, etc. Rental information on procedures, availability and reservations must be made through the Parks & Recreation Department, click here for form.

Prohibited
Pets, glass, hunting, alcohol (excluding beer & wine)

Connie Bowles Memorial Park
Located on 25 mile road and 1/8 mile east of Gratiot it the Connie M. Bowles Memorial Park. This 20.4 acre park will serve as a neighborhood and community park serving the rapidly developing north half of the township.This area will have a number of amenities to meet the interests or residents and their guests. One baseball field and one soccer field will accommodate practices for area teams and informal games organized by park users. A large picnic grove will be incorporated into the northeast corner of the park utilizing the shade provided by mature hardwood trees. An observation deck with an open-air shelter, a nature garden, children's playscape, natural walking path, and restrooms will also benefit park users. The park was dedicated to Connie M. Bowles in November 2003 as a tribute to the long-time recreation activist, volunteer, two-term Township board trustee, and one term clerk.