Parks

The city has 53 developed parks in its system, covering more than 1,200 acres. There are five city parks (360 acres), eight special use parks and facilities (100+ acres), nine playfields (235 acres) 35 neighborhood and school parks, (527 acres) and the Northwest Greenway as well as parks under renovation. The links below provide park locations, amenities and pictorial information on all Plymouth’s parks.

City parks are large facilities focused on natural amenities and providing an experience unique in the city. There are five city parks:

• East Medicine Lake Park 
• West Medicine Lake Park 
• Parkers Lake Park 
• Plymouth Creek Park 
• Timber Shores Park

Community playfields primarily serve organized recreation. There are nine community playfields:

Bass Lake  Elm Creek  LaCompte  Oakwood  Parkers Lake

Plymouth  Plymouth Creek Ridgemount  Zachary

Neighborhood parks provide for park needs within a neighborhood, based on a ½ mile or less walking radius. There are over 28 neighborhood parks in Plymouth.

Park & Facility List

 

Special use parks are citywide parks and facilities with a specific focus. There are nine special use facilities/parks:

are citywide parks and facilities with a specific focus. There are nine special use facilities/parks:

Plymouth Dog Parks Hilde Performance Center Nature Canyon Park    Skate Park    Disc Golf Course

Plymouth Ice Center (PIC) Millennium Garden Plymouth Creek Center (PCC) Plymouth Fieldhouse

Park Regulations & Safety Information

• Park Hours:
  • Neighborhood Parks 7 a.m. - 10 p.m. 
  • Playfields 7 a.m. - 10:30 p.m. 
  • City Parks 7 a.m. - 11 p.m. 
• Our parks and facilities are alcohol and tobacco free.
• Pets must be leashed at all times. Owners must pick-up and dispose of pet feces. 
• No golfing is allowed.

2030 Comprehensive Plan–Park & Trail System Plan (PDF)
Parks & Trails Map (PDF)