Where is Rotary Park?

Rotary Park is at 5485 Tubbs Rd, Waterford Township, MI 48327.

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Rotary Park

4.4(77)· GooglePark

Directions waterfordmi.gov

Quick facts

Rotary Park is a park at 5485 Tubbs Rd in Waterford, MI.

Address: 5485 Tubbs Rd, Waterford Township, MI 48327

About Rotary Park

Rotary Park is a public park at 5485 Tubbs Rd in Waterford, MI, with amenities for play, picnics, and baseball. Its play area includes playground swings, and a baseball field provides another recreation option. Children are welcome, and the park is listed as suitable for kids’ birthday gatherings. Picnic tables offer a place to gather for a meal alongside a visit to the play area or field.

The park welcomes dogs and has public restrooms. A wheelchair-accessible entrance and wheelchair-accessible parking are also listed, providing specific accessibility features for visitors planning a trip. Together, the picnic tables, children’s play area, and baseball field make up the park’s main listed facilities. Rotary Park has a Google rating of 4.4 out of 5 from 77 reviews; the supplied information does not include individual review comments.

Known for

Play area with playground swings
Baseball field
Picnic tables and public restrooms
Welcomes children and dogs
Wheelchair-accessible entrance and parking

Popular times

Usually as busy as it gets right now · Typical visit volume reported by Google.

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Google rating breakdown

77 ratings on Google. Ratings and counts are Google's, not ours.

5★47
4★19
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What people mention

Topics counted across Google reviews.

soccer×7
ball field×6
watch×3
softball×3
picnic×2
open space×2
playground×2
cleanliness×2
safety after dark×2

People also search for

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What reviewers say elsewhere

“It's safe after dark, but look out in daytime for people who are not having a Good Day.”
— tymoteusz ordon, February 25, 2025 · google
“Great place for the Warriors to practice. I wish both gates would be open more often, easier flow for traffic.”
— Angela Price, August 19, 2024 · google

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