Irrespective of the season the Mary Beth Doyle Park is always beautiful. This park has something for everyone; if you are a nature enthusiast the spectacular tails and bike routes will only delight you, and if you like bird watching there are several species here that will catch your attention. The pond at the Mary Beth Doyle Park is a perfect spot to observe nature and if you are lucky, you may spot wildlife too. In addition, the park has a wonderful play area for the little ones while those who enjoy sports can play at the ball field. Families usually bring picnics at the Mary Beth Doyle Park and stay put till dusk to enjoy the gorgeous sunset.
Burns Park
Parker Mill is a set of mills that produced grist and cider, a common in Michigan. Spread across 11 acres (4.5 hectares) of land, there exists a Parker Grist mill which was built in 1873, a Parker Cider Mill built in 1887, the Hoyt G. Post Trail, Helen and Norris Post Legacy Trail and Green Roof Pavilion. You could also opt for fishing at the Huron River located within these bounds. This entire place is listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1982.
