Parks

Bon Air Park

About the Park

This 2 acre neighborhood park is located in the Bon Air/Windemere/Michigan Heights neighborhood to serve the local residents. It is adjacent to the future mixed use residential development of the former Waverly Golf Course to the west of the park. The development plans include enhancements and connectivity to Bon Air Park, featuring biking and walking pathways.

Facility Features:

Basketball court

Large open greenspace

Playground equipment

Swing set

Elizabeth Park

About the Park

Elizabeth Park is located in the Urbandale Neighborhood and is a 1 acre mini-park. Lansing Township acquired the original piece of land for Elizabeth Park in exchange for the property south of Harton Street with the City of Lansing, allowing them to construct a water treatment plant.

Facility Features:

Two (2) three point basketball courts

Grill

Large open green space

Picnic tables

Play equipment

Swing set

Gould Park

About the Park

Gould Park is a 1 acre mini-park located in the Edgemont Park neighborhood. A.G. Gross and Hazel Gross, husband and wife, transferred the property to Lansing Township in December of 1951.

Facility Features:

Bench

Bike rack

Book Exchange

Basketball court

Educational signage

Picnic shelter/tables

Playground equipment

Swing set

Pavilion Rental

Thomas F. Keegan Park

About the Park

Thomas F. Keegan Park is a 10-acre neighborhood linear park in the Ravenswood neighborhood bordering the Grand River. Access is provided on Boynton Drive. Thomas and his wife Mabel donated the park to Lansing Township in May of 1967 with the stipulation that the land remains a park and primarily natural.

Facility Features:

Benches

Grill

Natural Area

Walking/Jogging trails

Windemere Park

About the Park

Windemere Park is a 6.75-qcre neighborhood park located near Windemere Charter Academy and connected via a paved pathway. The park serves as a green space buffer between the Westfield neighborhood and Charter Academy, which has frontage on the high-traffic Saginaw Highway.

Facility Features:

Benches

Grill

Picnic tables

Natural area

Slater Park

About the Park

Slater Park is an 8.5-acre community park located in the Groesbeck neighborhood. The main entrance to the park is located at the intersection of Autumn Lane and Mark Avenue. The Slater Park property wa conveyed to Lansing Township by the Lansing School District in 1967. Slater Park is also home to a community garden maintained and operated by the Greater Lansing Food Bank.

Facility Features:

Basketball court

Benches

Bike rack

Grill

Picnic shelter/tables

Playground equipment

Swing set

Tennis courts (also marked for pickleball)

Large open green space