East Grand Rapids is blessed with an abundance of green space at the heart of the community. The crown jewel is Reeds Lake — a 283-acre freshwater lake ringed by parks, a paved walking trail, and a public beach. Beyond the lake, a network of neighborhood parks, sports fields, and recreational facilities supports every age and activity level. Whether you're fishing at dawn, picnicking on a summer afternoon, or skating on a winter pond, EGR's parks are always open for business.

Our Parks

John Collins Park (Reeds Lake)

John Collins Park (Reeds Lake)

650 Lakeside Dr SE, East Grand Rapids, MI 49506

Dawn to Dusk

Boat launch Overlook decks Picnic tables Outdoor movies (summer) Free Monday concerts (June–July) 4th of July celebration venue Canoe/kayak launch nearby

John Collins Park is East Grand Rapids' premier lakefront destination — a 3-acre gem on the shores of Reeds La…

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Manhattan Park

430 Manhattan Rd SE, East Grand Rapids, MI 49506

Daily 6:00 AM – 10:00 PM

Playground Sand volleyball courts Softball diamonds Tennis courts Soccer field Nature trails Sledding hills (winter) Picnic areas Restrooms

At 42 acres, Manhattan Park is East Grand Rapids' largest park — a complete recreation destination for familie…

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Ramona Park

Ramona Park

2000 Ramona Ave SE, East Grand Rapids, MI 49506

Daily 6:00 AM – 10:00 PM

Baseball/softball diamonds Soccer field Tennis courts (6) Basketball court Playground Picnic shelter Restrooms

Ramona Park is East Grand Rapids' beloved multi-sport hub — a full-service community recreation facility with …

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Gaslight Village Green

Gaslight Village Green

Lake Dr SE & Gaslight Dr, East Grand Rapids, MI 49506

Open 24 hours (events vary)

Open green space Farmers Market venue Outdoor seating Holiday lighting Community event space Accessible pathways

The Gaslight Village Green is EGR's intimate community commons — a manicured green space in the heart of the v…

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Remington Park & Dog Park

Remington Park & Dog Park

2310 Reeds Lake Blvd SE, East Grand Rapids, MI 49506

Daily 6:00 AM – 10:00 PM

Dog park (large dog area) Dog park (small dog area) Baseball field Reeds Lake Trail access Paved pathways

Remington Park combines a community baseball field with one of EGR's most popular amenities: a fenced dog park…

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Hodenpyl Woods

Hodenpyl Woods

2430 Reeds Lake Blvd SE, East Grand Rapids, MI 49506

Dawn to Dusk

Nearly mile-long nature trail Boardwalks Floating bridge Wetland preserve Wildlife viewing Fall color viewing Reeds Lake Trail connection

Hodenpyl Woods is one of East Grand Rapids' most serene natural escapes — a nearly mile-long wooded trail syst…

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Waterfront Park

2205 Reeds Lake Blvd SE, East Grand Rapids, MI 49506

Dawn to Dusk

425-foot floating boardwalk Fishing dock Accessible paved trails ADA accessible Reeds Lake Trail connection Lake views Benches and rest areas

Waterfront Park offers one of the most accessible Reeds Lake experiences in East Grand Rapids — featuring pave…

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Reeds Lake Trail

Reeds Lake Blvd SE, East Grand Rapids, MI 49506

Open 24 hours

4.2-mile paved loop Boardwalks through wetlands Connects 6+ parks Dog-friendly Accessible surface Benches throughout Connects to city sidewalk network

The 4.2-mile Reeds Lake Trail is East Grand Rapids' crown jewel recreational corridor — a continuous loop of s…

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Recreation Programs

The City of East Grand Rapids and the EGR Parks & Recreation Department offer a wide range of programs for residents of all ages throughout the year.

Swimming & Aquatics

Reeds Lake provides a scenic public beach for summer swimming. Swim lessons, water safety courses, and open swim sessions are available through the recreation department.

Tennis

Well-maintained tennis courts are located throughout East Grand Rapids parks. Lessons, junior programs, and adult leagues run spring through fall. Court reservations available online.

Youth Baseball & Softball

EGR youth baseball and softball leagues are a beloved community tradition. Multiple fields support t-ball through competitive travel ball, with seasonal registrations each spring.

Walking & Running Trails

The paved trail circling Reeds Lake is one of the most popular walking and running routes in West Michigan. Additional trails wind through John Collins Park and other green spaces throughout the city.