Parks – Comstock Township

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Comstock Township Parks

From the scenic Peer Park to the beach side Robert Morris Park, the Charter Township of Comstock is filled with parks to encourage activity, socialization and engagement within our community. Offering a range of activities, including baseball diamonds, disc golf courses, playgrounds, memorials, grills and trails, our parks aren’t the only reason to visit Comstock Township, but they’re definitely one of the best!

Park Ordinances

Robert Morris Park Passes and Pavilion Rentals

Season Passes

$25 general / $10 for seniors (60+)
Purchase at the Township Office year-round, or at the park entrance during the season (Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day weekend).

Day Passes

$5
Purchase at the park entrance any time of year.

Pavilions rentals are available at Robert Morris Park and Merrill Park.

Wenke Softball Complex

Located at River Oaks County Park

Fast Facts

There are four fields available for play at the Wenke Softball Complex.
The complex is home to both youth and adult softball and baseball.
Includes restrooms, a concession stand, lighting, covered dugouts and more.

Robert Morris Park

Located at 8415 East H Avenue

No Dogs Allowed at Robert Morris Park Dogs Not Allowed at Robert Morris Park

Fast Facts

Opened in 1968 as, “Campbell Lake Park,” the park was renamed in 1975.
Admission fees are charged all year, with annual permits available. For further details, please click here.
Includes swimming, fishing, a playground, a disc golf course and more

Rent a Pavilion at Robert Morris Park

Fleetwood Park

Located on Shadowlane Avenue in Galesburg

Fast Facts

Donated in 1997, the park structure was added in 1998.
A Clean Michigan Initiative grant was submitted on behalf of the park.
Includes an accessible shelter and table, play structures, swings and more.

Cooper Park

Located at 26th Street and Oran Street

Fast Facts

Officially named after the famous author, James Fenimore Cooper.
Swans have visited and taken up residence on Cooper Pond since 1969.
Situated on the previous location of the Percival-Loveland Mill.

Merrill Park

Located at 5817 Comstock Avenue

Fast Facts

Merrill Park was the first official park recognized by Comstock Township.
Offers an excellent place to fish on the Kalamazoo River.
Includes playground equipment, basketball courts and plenty of open space.

Rent a Pavilion at Merrill Park

Peer Park

Located at 26th Street and E Michigan Avenue

Fast Facts

A quaint and peaceful green space, perfect for quiet contemplation.
Serves as the venue for Comstock’s annual Arbor Day celebration.
Includes picnic tables, benches and historic memorials.

Green Meadow Park

Located at 5510 East Cork Street

Fast Facts

With its wide-open space, the park is an excellent place for youth activities.
Scenic and serene, Green Meadow Park is a calming, quiet getaway.
Includes a baseball diamond utilized for 11 – 14 year old athletes.

North and South Wenke Parks

Located on the North and South sides of King Highway

Fast Facts

One of the attractions is a miniature lighthouse and gazebo.
The Kalamazoo River flows past the bank of North Wenke Park.
Includes fishing areas, picnic tables, grills and plenty of open space.

McLinden Nature Trails

Located at 7405 East H Avenue

Fast Facts

Named after lifelong resident and dedicated citizen, Fred McLinden, in 1984.
A joint effort between Comstock Township and the City of Kalamazoo.
Features over two miles of trails that have been in existence since 1979.

Welcome to Jan Schau Wildflower Walk sign in front of grassy trail

River Villa & Jan Schau Wildflower Walk

Located behind Comstock Community Center on Michigan Avenue

Fast Facts

The Wildflower Walk offers a beautiful view of the River Villa Preserve.
Walk the winding trails, surrounded by the beauty of nature.
The 60 – 90 minute walk encourages activity, wellness and engagement.