Green Acres Park

About Green Acres Park

Known for

• Wooded grounds and grassy areas
• Festival site
• Picnic pavilions, tables and barbecue grill
• Volleyball courts and baseball field
• Playground slides and swings

Good for

• Dog friendly
• Kid friendly
• Wheelchair accessible

Google rating breakdown

356 ratings on Google. Ratings and counts are Google's, not ours.

• 5★226
• 4★81
• 3★40
• 2★2
• 1★7

What people mention

Topics counted across Google reviews.

• disc golf course×16
• carnival×8
• workout equipment×7
• playgrounds×6
• baseball game×6
• ball parks×5
• sledding×3
• art fair×2
• pavilions×2
• clean restrooms×2

People also search for

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What reviewers say elsewhere

• “Good short disc golf course. Lots of dog walkers.”

  — Ray Roberts, July 18, 2026 · google

• “Nice little park. Well maintained throughout the season, sweet little disc golf course (9 holes) with some short and medium holes. Baseball diamonds, bathroom that is seasonal. Not the best park to go play on swings but has baseball di…”

  — Steve T, June 14, 2026 · google

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Green Acres Park — frequently asked

Is Green Acres Park open on Mondays?

Yes — Green Acres Park is open Monday from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM.

Where is Green Acres Park?

Green Acres Park is at 620 W Woodward Hts, Hazel Park, MI 48030.

Is Green Acres Park kid-friendly?

Yes — Green Acres Park is listed as good for kids.

What is the phone number for Green Acres Park?

You can reach Green Acres Park on +1248-547-5535.