Stoney Creek Metro Park
PARK AMENITIES
With 4,461 acres of prime recreational lands, this top-rated park's scenic, hilly terrain surrounds beautiful 500-acre Stony Creek Lake. Park features include all of the following - Biking, birding, boating and launching, boat rental, canoeing, camping, cross-country skiing, disc golf, fishing, fitness trail, golf, hiking, ice skating, ice fishing, nature center, party and reception tent, pincnicking, sledding, snowboarding, swimming and tobogganning.

Rochester City Parks
Nature has always played an important role in Rochester’s development as a city. Lying within the confluence of three distinct water courses (Paint Creek, Stony Creek, and Clinton River), Rochester has always enjoyed an abundance of natural resources. Many of those same resources can still be experienced in Rochester’s parks.  The Rochester Parks Department oversees and maintains seven parks that have been developed to service both the intensive and passive recreational needs of Rochester’s residents. Totaling 82 acres, these parcels range from the multi- use Municipal Park with its pond, tot lots, Kiwanis shelter and Lion’s shelter, and paved pathways to the quiet secluded passive surroundings of the Dinosaur Hill Nature Preserve. In addition, the Parks Department maintains those portions of the Paint Creek Trail and Clinton River Trail that are within the City’s boundaries. Please note that a Dog Park Permit is required in each park in order to walk your dog.

The City of Rochester Hills Parks Division offers four seasons of fun and many diverse activities at its 14 park locations throughout the City of Rochester Hills. Our passive and active park sites encompass 900+ acres and attract over 600,000 visitors a year. Recreation is provided through the Rochester Avon Recreation Authority (RARA). We offer the only Velodrome in the state of Michigan. This 1/8th mile track is the fastest in the country.

Addison Oaks County Park
1480 West Romeo Road (9 miles North of Rochester)
Oakland Township
248.693.2432
Park Hours: 8 a.m. to sunset
Open year round (Closed Christmas Day)
Scenic 1,141-acre park in northeast Oakland County with two lakes and spring fed ponds. 
Daily pass or annual vehicle permit required (prior to arrival, from late October through mid-May, as permits are not always available at the park).

• Swimming, boating, picnicking and group picnic shelters, fishing, hiking, mountain bike trails and special events, including the annual Addison Oaks Mountain Bike and Handcycle Challenge
• Camping on 174 modern sites; six group camping areas
• Four 4-person cabins and two 6-person cabins available for rent; (some wheelchair accessible). Includes electricity, refrigerator, table and chairs, outdoor fire pit and cooking grill.
• Organized activities and entertainment for campers
• Sandy beach with concession building (vending machines)
• Rowboat, pedalboat and mountain bike rentals
• Elegant Tudor-style conference center for weddings, banquets, receptions and business meetings. Food service by Oak Management
• 6 miles of marked mountain bike and hiking trails, including ungroomed cross-country ski trails
• 24-hole Disc Golf Course is open year-round
• 2.5-mile paved Buhl Lake Trail
• 3.6-mile equestrian trail
• Discover the exciting sport of Geocaching at the Oakland County Parks!
• Ice fishing, conditions permitting