Chandler Park is a large, multi-use urban park in Detroit, Michigan, offering diverse outdoor recreational opportunities including trails, sports facilities, and picnic areas within a historic setting.
Chandler Park covers approximately 320 acres in the northeast area of Detroit, Michigan. The park's landscape features rolling hills, woodlands, open fields, and wetlands that provide habitat for local wildlife such as songbirds and small mammals. Established in the early 20th century, Chandler Park was developed as part of Detroit’s urban park system with the vision of creating accessible outdoor spaces for city residents. The park offers a variety of recreational amenities including multi-use trails for walking, jogging, and biking, as well as sports fields for baseball, softball, and soccer. A notable landmark within the park is its expansive pavilion and playground areas, which support family gatherings and community events. Nature lovers appreciate the wooded sections that offer seasonal foliage changes and birdwatching opportunities. The park is also well-known for its disc golf course, making it a popular destination for both beginners and experienced players. Visitors can enjoy picnicking at designated sites and explore several miles of paved and natural surface trails that meander through different park zones. Chandler Park's proximity to Detroit’s urban core makes it a valuable green space for residents seeking both active and passive recreation. The park contributes to community health and well-being while preserving green space within the city limits.
Multi-use paved and natural surface trail system offering 6 miles of hiking and biking routes
Popular 18-hole disc golf course attracting enthusiasts from across the region
Historic pavilion and picnic shelters providing spaces for community events and gatherings
Diverse urban woodland habitats supporting local bird species and seasonal wildlife
A historic, large covered structure used for picnics, community events, and shelter during inclement weather.
An 18-hole course that offers a challenging and fun experience for disc golf players of all skill levels.
Six miles of paved and soft surface trails weaving through woodlands and open spaces, ideal for hiking, running, and biking.