Explore The Most Fun Playgrounds in Shelby Township

Discover the very best parks in Shelby Township from inclusive playgrounds to scenic trails and splash pads.

Looking for the perfect outdoor spots to enjoy with your family in Shelby Township? From inclusive playgrounds designed for kids of all abilities to scenic parks with trails, splash pad and open fields, there’s no shortage of spaces to explore and play. 

These parks are ideal for everything from a sunny picnic to sledding adventures in the winter, offering fun and relaxation for all ages.Read on to discover the best parks and playgrounds in Shelby Township.

Read more: Fun Things to Do with Kids in Shelby Township

Barrier-Free Playground at River Bends Park

  • Address: 5700 22 Mile Road, Shelby Township

This all-inclusive playground is a joyful spot for kids of all abilities! With a rubberized surface for easy wheelchair and walker access, it’s a safe, welcoming space for everyone to play.  

Chief Gene Shepherd Park

  • Address: 2452 23 Mile Road, Shelby Township

This park is a family favorite with sledding hills, splash pads, playgrounds, open field, and a scenic walking trail! Kids can splash around on warm days while parents relax and enjoy the view—perfect for family fun in every season.

Ford Field Central Park

  • Address: 7460 23 Mile Road, Shelby Township

From playground equipment to wide-open fields, Ford Field Central Park offers a spacious, welcoming environment for families to play, explore and enjoy a day outdoors together.

Mae Stecker Park

  • Address: 8600 24 Mile Road, Shelby Township

Mae Stecker Park is a lively 14-acre spot for all ages! Enjoy the crack of a bat at the softball diamonds or explore the 1.5-mile hiking trail. Kids love the playgrounds, and there’s even a portable ice rink for hockey and family skating in the winter. 


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Darlene A. White
Darlene A. White
Darlene A. White, is a dedicated freelance journalist based in metro Detroit. With over a decade of journalistic experience under her belt, she creates compelling stories that attract a diverse readership, with a particular emphasis on parenting. As a mom of twins, Darlene enjoys library visits, park coffees and Target outings.

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