Moravian Park

A Peaceful Retreat

Tucked away in Sterling Heights, Michigan, Moravian Park is a 9.7-acre park that offers a quiet escape from the everyday hustle. This neighborhood park is appreciated by locals, with some even referring to it as their "secret park." With its generous tree cover and suburban setting, there's something genuinely tranquil about wandering through this secluded green space.

Whether you're in the mood for a reflective walk, a family picnic, or simply want to sit and watch the leaves rustle, the park's shady, peaceful atmosphere makes it a great spot to unwind.

Paths and Play

The park loops around with a non-motorized trail that's fantastic for your morning jog or afternoon stroll. This half-mile asphalt path meanders through wooded sections, giving you more of a nature hike feel than your typical park walkabout. You can find benches scattered along the way - perfect spots to catch your breath or pause to appreciate the natural beauty around you.

If you've got kids in tow, the playground is a must-visit. It's kept in excellent condition and features fun climbing structures and a twisty slide that's sure to elicit some giggles. The play area works best for children 5 and up, but younger ones can enjoy it with supervision.

Planning a small gathering? The picnic shelters near the playground provide convenient spots for outdoor meals and small celebrations. The ADA-accessible design allows everyone to enjoy what the park has to offer.

Recreation Options

At the heart of Moravian Park lies a versatile multi-purpose field, surrounded by the walking trail. This open grassy area gives you plenty of space for frisbee, catch, or just sprawling out on a blanket with a good book.

Dog lovers will be happy to know the park is pet-friendly - just keep your furry friends leashed and clean up after them. One thing to note: there are no restroom facilities available, so plan accordingly before your visit.

Getting There

Moravian Park was designed primarily as a walk-to destination for nearby residents. There's no designated parking within the park or on adjacent streets, as it's meant to serve the surrounding neighborhood. The park welcomes visitors daily from 7AM to 8PM.