Tri-Centennial State Park & Harbor

Beautiful!! Right on the Riverwalk in Downtown Detroit. There's water for the kids to play in. A Carousel and play areas along the walk. The Riverfront Cafe to get something to eat and drink. Plenty of seating along the walk. A garden to stroll through, telescopes for you to take a look over in Canada where you can get a closer look at Cesar Casino and the Canadian flag. Honestly just too much to see and enjoy along the way.

Lovely park and they installed the viewfinders that have colorblind friendly glasses. Fun to take my husband and his brother there for them to see the fall colors. Had a good time walking around and taking in the city and seeing some of Canada across the river! Cool place to spot big boats if you're into that. Lots of history to explore nearby too. Detroit is underrated!

It was an absolutely awesome day for the Historic Little Rock Baptist Church "Rock" Fest in the park with Pastor Antoine T Colvin and the community of faith.

Nice little stop located right by the river walk. Love downtown, grew up down here and really love to have been able to watch its growth! Hope it continues to grow so we can get more people to come visit detroits beauty! For sure check out the river walk and all of its surroundings if in the area, thank me later! Restrooms: Restrooms close by Picnic area: Plenty off spots for a picnic

Always a great park to stop and get a picture of the lighthouse, walk, people watch and see the water. Parking is always limited and the tore up dirt lot fills up just before dusk. No restrooms if your on the wrong side of the lighthouse. Park hours are STRICTLY enforced.

There is enough area to walk around or sit with your loved ones, Benches facing the Detroit river and Canada across the river. Excellent riverfront view, peaceful and also has the Ambassador bridge on your right as you face Canada. Parking is also available for those coming in their own vehicle with parking for specially abled people facing the park entrance. Really peaceful and great for a nice sunny day. There are restrooms for general public at the entrance of the park. Restrooms: Available at the entrance. Picnic area: There is enough area to walk around or sit with your loved ones, Benches facing the Detroit river and Canada across the river. Excellent riverfront view, peaceful and also has the Bluewater bridge on your right as you face Canada. Parking is also available for those coming in their own vehicle with parking for specially abled people facing the park entrance. Really peaceful and great for a nice sunny day.

This morning while walking the path along the meadow grasses of the hill we saw three grouse taking a stroll! I love what they’ve done with that pile of dirt that just sat there and weekend warriors used for strength training. Now common folk like me can better enjoy the hill, the views, and all of the beauty of conservancy

Great little park to walk in, was not looking so good when we were there, still a bit to early but they will be out there and clean it up soon I'm sure. The had all the daisies in and they're looking good. Will definitely be back towards the end of summer to see everything in full bloom and colorful.

People ride bike, walk, picnic, roller blades, fish around the boat club. Not a lot of trash in the area, you would see some in the rocks where people left trash when they fish . Just a good place to chill and you follow the riverwalk all the way to GM Renaissance center to get snacks and drinks. Problem is there are not much public parking for this spots so you have to come before 10am to find free parking. If you park on some street near outdoor adventure you will get tickets. $45.

This was a great place for our family reunion brunch. Good food, fun, and games. Being near the water made it even better. It was refreshing to see families enjoy. Detroit is back! Restrooms: Near boat dock