Things to do in Clarkston, MI
The best things to do in Clarkston, MI include playground visits, picnics, indoor children’s activities and walks around the Clinton River headwaters. Bay Court Park and Depot Park both hold Google ratings of 4.7, with 609 and 374 reviews respectively. Both have slides, swings, picnic tables and public restrooms, and both welcome dogs. Bay Court Park, at 6970 Andersonville Road in Independence Township, also offers hiking, kid-friendly hikes and a barbecue grill. Its daily hours run from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. For indoor play, The Fairytale Fun Place at 7127 Dixie Highway combines a children’s playground with interactive games, magical performances, fairytale pop-ins and an on-site cafe and eatery. It has a 4.5 rating from 220 reviews, with Saturday hours extending to 8 p.m. Kimball Preserve offers a different outing: marked trails through a protected floodplain, with walking, hiking and birdwatching around the beginnings of the Clinton River. Visitor reviews describe muddy trails, making footwear a practical consideration. Brady Lodge has a 4.8 rating from six reviews, including accounts of weddings and a family anniversary celebration. For another dog-welcoming park in Clarkston, MI, Clarkston-Dix Plaza Park is at 6756 Dixie Highway and has a wheelchair-accessible entrance and parking.
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