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The 5 Best Parks in Madison Heights, MI

Last updated October 10, 2026 · ranked from 1,063 Google reviews · How we rank

The parks in this guide are all within Madison Heights, MI, with Rosie’s Park leading the list at No. 1. It has a 4.6 Google rating from 761 reviews, the highest rating and largest review count among these entries. Monroe Park takes the No. 2 spot with a 4.3 rating from 69 reviews, followed by Exchange Park at No. 3 with a 4.3 rating from 49 reviews. Silverleaf Park ranks fourth, carrying a 4.4 rating from 11 reviews. Together, these entries offer a look at four parks in Madison Heights, MI, with Google ratings ranging from 4.3 to 4.6.

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  1. 1Rosie's ParkAcross 30.9 acres, visitors can walk, use the basketball and tennis courts, or head to the BMX half-pipe and skateboard area.
  2. 2Monroe ParkMonroe Park holds a 4.3 Google rating across 69 reviews, listed on Google as park.
  3. 3Exchange ParkExchange Park holds a 4.3 Google rating across 49 reviews, listed on Google as park.
  1. Rosie's Park in Madison Heights1

    Rosie's Park

    4.6(761)· Google4.6 out of 5 from 761 reviews (Google rating)

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    Across 30.9 acres, visitors can walk, use the basketball and tennis courts, or head to the BMX half-pipe and skateboard area. Picnic tables and grills make room for meals between activities. Free parking, public restrooms and a wheelchair-accessible entrance add practical value, while a 4.6 Google rating from 761 reviews supports its strong local standing.

    • Wooded walking trails
    • Courts and fields
    • Picnic tables and grills
    “Has everything for all ages, great city park.”
    — Dennis Donald, 2026-08-13 · google

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  2. Monroe Park in Madison Heights2

    Monroe Park

    4.3(69)· Google4.3 out of 5 from 69 reviews (Google rating)

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    Monroe Park holds a 4.3 Google rating across 69 reviews, listed on Google as park.

    • Slides and swings
    • Covered picnic pavilion
    • Dogs welcome
    “Playplace, swings, and covered pavilion with grills. Also has a little lending library”
    — Amanda Rose, 2024-02-08 · google

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  3. Exchange Park in Madison Heights3

    Exchange Park

    4.3(49)· Google4.3 out of 5 from 49 reviews (Google rating)

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    Exchange Park holds a 4.3 Google rating across 49 reviews, listed on Google as park.

    • Slides and swings
    • Dogs welcome
    • Wheelchair-accessible entrance
    “Can't wait to see how it looks when they're done with the construction”
    — Erika Purdy, 2024-10-11 · google

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  4. Silverleaf Park in Madison Heights4

    Silverleaf Park

    4.4(11)· Google4.4 out of 5 from 11 reviews (Google rating)

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    Located at 29500 Edward Ave, this child-welcoming park has wheelchair-accessible parking and an accessible entrance. Reviewers mention a running track, enclosed grounds, and game-night concessions, with one praising the clean restrooms. Its Google rating is 4.4 out of 5 from 11 reviews. Field upkeep deserves attention, however: one reviewer reported poorly installed bases and poorly maintained pitching rubbers.

    • Baseball field
    • Wheelchair-accessible entrance
    • Welcomes children
    “There is a running track, 5 baseball courts with a porta potty during the softball season. Ev erything is enclosed so it safe from cars so close to JohnR”
    — Jill withREDhair (Centgrave), 2024-01-06 · google

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  5. Madison Oaks in Madison Heights5

    Madison Oaks

    3.3(173)· Google3.3 out of 5 from 173 reviews (Google rating)

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    Madison Oaks holds a 3.3 Google rating across 173 reviews, listed on Google as mobile home park.

    “Just moved in recently. No problem whatsoever. They made sure I had new appliances and carpet. Le'Asia took care of everything for me without any hassle. I'm looking forward to living in this cute little community!”
    — Geraldine Reynolds, 2026-07-14 · google

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Compare at a glance

Comparison of the best Parks in Madison Heights, MI
#PlaceGoogle ratingPriceGoogle reviewsNeighborhoodPhoneOpen now
1Rosie's Park4.6(761)4.6 out of 5 from 761 reviews (Google rating)—761—+1248-589-2294—
2Monroe Park4.3(69)4.3 out of 5 from 69 reviews (Google rating)—69———
3Exchange Park4.3(49)4.3 out of 5 from 49 reviews (Google rating)—49—+1248-589-2294—
4Silverleaf Park4.4(11)4.4 out of 5 from 11 reviews (Google rating)—11—+1248-589-2294—
5Madison Oaks3.3(173)3.3 out of 5 from 173 reviews (Google rating)—173—+1248-545-5800—

Ratings and review counts shown are Google ratings, displayed with attribution.

How we ranked this list

Each park is scored on a Bayesian-weighted rating (its rating adjusted for how many reviews it has compared with the Madison Heights category average), how recently we verified its details, and how complete its listing is. Scores and ranks are stored, so the order only changes when the underlying data changes.

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Parks in Madison Heights, MI: common questions

Which park in Madison Heights, MI has wooded trails and sports facilities?
Rosie's Park combines wooded trails and kid-friendly hikes with baseball, basketball, tennis, cycling lanes, and a skateboard area. It also has picnic tables, grills, public restrooms, and a free parking lot.
Which parks are useful for playground visits and children's birthdays?
Rosie's, Huffman, Wildwood, Monroe, Edison, Greenleaf, Exchange, and McGillivray have playground areas with slides and swings. Rosie's and Monroe are identified as suitable for children's birthdays. A Monroe reviewer specifically describes holding birthday parties under the pavilion.
Which parks in Madison Heights, MI open early or stay open late?
Edison Park at 27701 Hampden St and McGillivray Park at 1500 12 Mile Rd open daily at 6 a.m. and close at 9 p.m. Rosie's, Huffman, Wildwood, and Monroe stay open until 10 p.m., with a 7 a.m. opening. Exchange Park at 700 E Farnum Ave is open 24 hours daily.
Which parks welcome dogs?
Rosie's, Huffman, Wildwood, Monroe, Exchange, and McGillivray welcome dogs. Rosie's also offers wooded trails. An Exchange Park reviewer mentions a dispenser with bags for picking up dog waste.
Which parks have wheelchair-accessible entrances and parking?
Rosie's, Huffman, Wildwood, Monroe, Greenleaf, McGillivray, and Silverleaf have wheelchair-accessible entrances and parking. Monroe also has a wheelchair-accessible restroom. Rosie's Park Playground, listed at 1111 E Farnum Ave, has an accessible entrance and parking as well.

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