The 5 Top Places To Sled Around Lansing

What the Park Says: In the winter, bring the family and enjoy snow tubing! Then warm up and take a break in the warming lodge. For more information on activities available at this park, please visit our Things to Do page.

What the Park Says: Fitzgerald Park is a 78-acre day use facility best known as the home of the Ledges - ancient sedimentary rock outcroppings lining the shores of the Grand River. This year around site provides three miles of nature and hiking trails, picnicking, two softball diamonds, a volleyball court, basketball court, two horseshoe pits, playground, disc golf course, nature center, two miles of cross country ski trails, sledding hill, and canoe/kayak access to the Grand River. Motor vehicle entry fee required.

What the Park Says: Burchfield Park offers a beach, bathhouse, canoe & kayak rentals and trips, cross country skiing & rental, hiking trails, two 18 hole disc golf courses, mountain biking trails, picnic grounds and shelters, playgrounds, sledding hills, softball diamond, stocked fishing pond, winter snack bar, and a winter warming lodge. For more information on activities available at this park, please visit our Things to Do page.

What the Park Says: Granger Meadows Park is unlike any other recreational facility in the area. Designed to provide year round use, the park offers winter activities such as cross country skiing and sledding, as well as the traditional summer uses. The park has been designed to reflect the agrarian roots of the Township. Rolling berms covered in natural meadow grasses, a small orchard, and the earth tone colors of the buildings all suggest you're still on the farm.