Parks in Flint, MI
The best parks in Flint, MI offer distinct choices for wooded walks, playground visits, court sports, and time among historic gardens. Applewood Estate has the highest Google rating in this guide: 4.9 from 467 reviews. At 1400 E Kearsley St, the former estate of Charles Stewart Mott offers free visits and tours, with seasonal access from May through October. Kearsley Park has the largest review count, with 521 reviews and a 4.1 rating. Its playground, ball fields, basketball court, skateboard area, and pavilion hosting seasonal concerts and plays give it a broader mix of activities. Mott Park, rated 4.4 from 342 reviews, pairs tennis courts and a dry hockey rink with play areas, picnic space, and an amphitheater. For walking and running, Max Brandon Park provides 107 acres with wooded trails, plus a play area and picnic facilities. Reviews of Chevy Commons State Park also highlight walking trails, while noting limited seating. Families comparing playgrounds can look to Memorial Park Playground, rated 4.5 from 73 reviews, or Woodlawn Park, which adds tennis and basketball courts to slides and swings. Hours help separate the options: Kearsley, Mott, and Woodlawn parks open daily from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m.; Max Brandon opens at 8 a.m.
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