Parks

Bangor’s Parks and Recreation Board manages and maintains the city’s recreational facilities and green spaces. This board works to develop and promote recreational programs, events, and activities for the city’s parks, while also overseeing the upkeep of parks, playgrounds, and recreational facilities, ensuring they remain safe and accessible to the public. See below for more information about the many beautiful parks Bangor has available.

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Canoe and Kayak Trail
Memorial Park
Mini-Park
Neighborhood Park
Roadside Park/Boat Launch
BangorSouthHavenHeritageTrail

Bangor/South Haven Heritage Trail

Trailhead in Lions Park
This canoe and kayak trail encompasses 20.9 miles of the south branch of the Black River, uniting the cities of in historic nature and commerce. This trail also plays home to trout and salmon that attract sportsmen and anglers to the area for fishing.
Coming Soon

Lincoln Avenue Overlook

Corner of Black River Road Lincoln Avenue
Located on the south bank of the Black River, this park features beautiful views of nature, including a nature trail that connects to Lions Park.
MillPondNorthBudPark

Mill Pond Park & North Bud Park

North Center Street
This roadside park has a beautiful nature trail where people can enjoy hiking and nature viewing. There are benches for resting and also a boat launch for fishermen to use.
KiwanisPark

North Street Playground (North Side Playground)

Corner of 2nd Street and North Street
This small park on the north side of the city has a swing set and slide for children to enjoy. This park also features a Community Garden plot open for public use.
VeteransPark

Veteran's Memorial Park

Corner of Lafler Street and Monroe
This park stands as a tribute to our local and nation's veterans. This park has a nature trail that follows Maple Creek and connects to Kiwanis Park.
MonroePark

Monroe Park

Corner of E Monroe Street (M43) and E. Cass Street
This mini-park on the eastern edge of Bangor acts as the formal "Gateway to the Lake" park greeting visitors heading west on M43. This park has benches and a picnic table.
LionsPark

Lions Park

Mill Race Road
Located along the banks of the Black River, this 5 acre park is the trailhead for the Bangor to South Haven Heritage Water Trail.
Kiwanis Park

Kiwanis Park

302 Park Street
This is a 5.5 acre neighborhood park through which Maple Creek flows into the Black River. It is a great fishing spot where Salmon and Trout can be seen during their spring and fall spawning. It features a nature trail along the creek that connects to Veterans Park along M43. It features new playground equipment, a new dog park, picnic tables, and a sheltered picnic area. This park is open from 8am to 10pm from Memorial Day through Labor Day. There are also special hours from 8am to 9pm during certain times in the offseason.
KidsPlacePark

Kids' Place Park

Corner of Charles Street and Maple Street
This mini-park contains playground equipment, including a wheelchair accessible swing. This park is a popular destination for children, especially due to its close proximity to our local McDonald's restaurant.
Charles Park

Charles Park

Corner of N Center St and East Monroe (M43)
This mini-park is well-known the historic 1925 C&O Caboose that features the City's logo on one side and a "Thank you for Visiting" message on the other, both painted by a local artist.
MoraPark

Mora Park

Corner of Pine Street and Center Street
Don Mora Ball Park is a 4.5 open acre neighborhood park located at the corner of Pine Street and Center Street in Bangor.

Phone: 269-427-5831

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257 W Monroe St,
Bangor, Michigan 49013

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