Allison & CJ
Allison & CJ
Rochester Municipal Park
The Rochester Municipal Park has over a mile of paved walkways, illuminated tennis courts, open-air shelters, a pond, and sand volleyball courts.
Take in the scenery along Paint Creek as it winds through the park.
Have a fun day in the park with your kids, where they can enjoy the playgrounds, swan ponds, paint creek walk, and riverside beaches.
Paint Creek Trail
The 8.9-mile-long Paint Creek Trail is located in northeast Oakland County and connects Rochester with Lake Orion.
Paint Creek Trail is a tranquil haven away from the hustle and bustle of the city.
The trail is a winding walk through the woods that passes streams, wetlands, ponds, and grassy meadows.
Paint Creek Trail was a former Penn Central Railroad line transformed into Michigan's first rail-to-trail.
The trail is an excellent venue for outdoor activities, including biking, hiking, wildlife viewing, fishing, and even cross-country skiing on its ungroomed sections.
Wildlife, including herons, snapping turtles, muskrats, and even the occasional deer, are also frequent visitors.
Meadow Brook Hall
If you find yourself in Rochester, Michigan, stop by Meadow Brook Hall.
The 110-room Tudor Revival mansion is the fourth-largest historic house museum in the United States.
Meadow Brook Hall, built between 1926 and 1929, was originally the residence of Matilda Dodge Wilson, heiress to the Dodge automobile fortune, and her second husband, Alfred Wilson.
