Last updated October 5, 2026 · ranked from 5,188 Google reviews · How we rank
This list ranks 9 parks in and around Taylor, MI, led by Heritage Park, Boardman Park and Vince Caplis Park. Together they have 5,188 Google reviews; Lamarand Splash Pad has the highest Google rating on the list at 5.0. Every place on the list is in Taylor, MI. Rankings weigh Google rating, review volume, how complete and current each listing is, and our own notes on each place.
Sports fields, a walking trail and a petting farm give Heritage Park several ways to spend time outdoors in Taylor, MI. That range, backed by a 4.7 Google rating from 4,570 reviews, earns it the top spot. Soccer and baseball fields, a basketball court and cycling lanes serve active visits, while picnic tables and barbecue grills support outdoor meals. Children have slides and swings, and practical amenities include public restrooms, wheelchair-accessible parking and an accessible entrance. The park opens daily from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m.
Playground slides, kid-friendly hikes, and picnic tables give Boardman Park several ways to fill a family outing in Taylor, MI. That range of activities, alongside a 4.5-star Google rating from 117 reviews, earns it the No. 2 spot. The park on Haskell St welcomes dogs and provides wheelchair-accessible parking and an accessible entrance. Open daily from 8 a.m. to 11 p.m., it offers a broad visiting window for playground time, a hike, or a picnic.
Playground slides
Kid-friendly hikes
Dogs welcome
“is a true local treasure! Whether you're looking for a peaceful nature walk, a fun place for the kids, or a scenic route to bike or run, this park has something for everyone.
The natural beauty of the park is what stands out most — tall…”
Slides, swings, and practical visitor amenities earn Vince Caplis Park the No. 3 spot among parks in Taylor, MI. Located on Wick Rd, it welcomes children and dogs, with a public restroom, wheelchair-accessible entrance, and wheelchair-accessible parking. One reviewer describes it as a small ballpark that is clean and well maintained. Its 4.5-star Google rating from 45 reviews adds to the case, while the playground gives families a specific reason to visit.
Children’s play and picnic facilities put Lamarand Splash Pad at No. 4 among parks in Taylor, MI. At 12111 Pardee Rd, it combines a play area with picnic tables and a public restroom, making it possible to plan playtime and a picnic in one place. A wheelchair-accessible entrance and parking are also listed. Reviewers describe little ones enjoying their visits, including one visitor’s four-year-old. Its 5-out-of-5 Google rating across 12 reviews adds positive visitor feedback to those practical features.
Children’s play area
Picnic tables available
Wheelchair-accessible entrance
“It's an actual location for varieties of celebration+”
Baseball fields, a playground and a large pavilion give Papp Park its No. 5 spot among parks in Taylor, MI. Local little leagues use the fields, while slides, swings and picnic tables provide options beyond organized games. The park has wheelchair-accessible parking and an accessible entrance, and dogs are welcome. Indoor bathrooms are available with pavilion rental. A reviewer praised the pavilion’s room for a party but noted bathroom maintenance issues. Its Google rating is 4.2 from 326 reviews.
Little league fields
Slides and swings
Large picnic pavilion
“Very nice pavilion. Large area for the party. Everything was great except the bathrooms. Twp out of 3 ladies room doors didn't lock. Stained toilet bowls. Needs to be renovated. Could be closer to the pavilion. It was hard getting my dis…”
Children’s play gives Memorial Park its strongest reason for taking the No. 6 spot: this Pine St park in Taylor, MI welcomes children and has a play area with playground swings. Its Google rating of 4.1 out of 5 across 37 reviews adds support, while one longtime visitor describes returning often and rates it highly. Maintenance has drawn criticism, including a reviewer’s report of a storm-felled tree left for weeks, but the confirmed play features make it a specific option for family outings.
Children’s play area
Playground swings
Pine St location
“Visited with family today and wanted to let my gigi babies play but there is a tree still knocked down laying there from a storm 4 weeks ago. Not a good look”
A small neighborhood stop on Champaign Street, Howard Noble Park earns rank 8 for its playground amenities, picnic seating and accessible entry in Taylor, MI. Listed features include slides and swings, while wheelchair-accessible parking adds a practical convenience. Dogs are welcome, too. One reviewer describes a quiet, clean place to rest during a bike ride; another notes a sidewalk circling the playground. Open daily from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m., the park holds a 4.1 Google rating from 45 reviews.
Slides and swings
Picnic tables
Wheelchair-accessible entrance
“Nice small neighborhood park. Stopped on our bike ride to rest. It was quiet and clean. Enjoyed our time there.”
Slides and swings give Zub Park a straightforward reason for its No. 9 spot: a children’s play area at Haig and Dudley Tot Lot on Haig Street in Taylor, MI. The park welcomes dogs and has wheelchair-accessible parking, adding practical features for visitors. Listed hours run from 8 a.m. to 11 p.m. daily. Its Google rating is 3.9 out of 5 from 26 reviews, and one reviewer describes the park as a reminder of Mayor Zub’s service to the community.
Slides and swings
Dogs welcome
Wheelchair-accessible parking
“RIP mayor Zub. A fantastic civil servant, pillar of the community, neighbor, and friend to all who knew him. This park stands as a small reminder of his good nature and service to Taylor.
This park has been here a long time and is a st…”
Welcoming children and providing wheelchair-accessible entry and parking, Taylor Park earns the No. 10 spot for practical features that matter when planning a park visit. Located at 11312 Elm St in Taylor, MI, it offers families and visitors with access needs a clearly identified destination with those accommodations listed. Its Google rating is 3.3 out of 5 from 10 reviews; the strongest reasons for its inclusion are its child-welcoming designation and its entrance and parking accessibility.
Ratings and review counts shown are Google ratings, displayed with attribution.
How we ranked this list
Each park is scored on a Bayesian-weighted rating (its rating adjusted for how many reviews it has compared with the Taylor category average), how recently we verified its details, and how complete its listing is. Scores and ranks are stored, so the order only changes when the underlying data changes.
Which parks in Taylor, MI have walking or hiking options?
Heritage Park has a walking trail, hiking and kid-friendly hikes. Boardman Park on Haskell St also lists hiking and kid-friendly hikes, along with picnic tables and a play area.
Where can I plan a picnic or pavilion gathering in Taylor, MI?
Heritage Park has picnic areas, tables and barbecue grills. Papp Park has picnic tables and a large pavilion; its description specifies that indoor bathrooms are available with pavilion rental. Boardman Park, Howard Noble Park and Lamarand Splash Pad also have picnic tables.
Which parks in Taylor, MI welcome dogs?
Heritage Park, Papp Park, Boardman Park, Rotary Park, Howard Noble Park, Vince Caplis Park and Zub Park all list dogs as welcome.
Which parks in Taylor, MI stay open late?
Heritage Park is open daily from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. Papp Park, Boardman Park and Zub Park are open daily from 8 a.m. to 11 p.m. Howard Noble Park closes at 10 p.m., with an 8 a.m. opening every day.
Which outdoor destinations in Taylor, MI have wheelchair-accessible facilities?
Heritage Park lists wheelchair-accessible entrances, parking and seating. Papp Park, Boardman Park, Rotary Park, Howard Noble Park, Vince Caplis Park and Lamarand Splash Pad list accessible entrances and parking. Taylor Conservatory & Botanical Gardens lists an accessible entrance, parking and restroom.
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