BASF Waterfront Park

"I love this park. Seemed to be a quiet place nobody knew about but is gaining in popularity. Definitely worth the visit. This isn't a park for children it's a relaxing park with benches that overlook the banks of the river. It's a narrow channel so you see the very end of Grosse Ille right there but it's still a peaceful and serene setting. I like to climb around the banks here and take photos. There are pavilions to gather under and cobblestone paths to meander. If you walk all the way through there are small flower gardens to check out along the way. My mother, in her mid 70's, was born and raised in Wyandotte and never knew the park was there. It's definitely tucked away."

"Nice park to take a stroll. It's hidden off the beaten path. It could use more attention. Has lots of potential. Right off the river. And abutts a golf course. We saw lots of birds. We loved walking on a brick walkway between a row of beautiful trees."

"Absolutely beautiful clean place to visit or take pictures. Took my sons prom pictures here. Stone waljway lined with trees and multiple gazebos outlets into the water."

"BASF Waterfront Park opened in 1995 iz located along da Detroit River, juz south of Eureka Road. @20 acrez park iz second largest in city, n featurez a brick promenade, lookout deckz, rowin launch, walkin trailz, sand volleyball courtz, a golf course n an amphitheater. BASF Waterfront Park host several entertainment eventz throughout year. Notable eventz include da Hebda Cup & Wyandotte High school Rowing Regattaz az well az da Blitz in da Dotte Run. BASF Waterfront Park used to be a shipbuildin n steelmakin industrial site for BASF. BASF made the area available for recreational use after a major toxic industrial cleanup of diz site in 1995 also 2 statuez r located in da BASF Waterfront park. One iz the Lookin Forward.The Looking Forward Statue waz donated az a gift to the City of Wyandotte in celebration of itz Sesquicentennial. The bronze statue, created by John Pappaz of Ypsilanti, was installed in 2000. The other statue iz da Wyandots – A Family Tribute. The Wyandots – A Family Tribute waz also dedicated to the City of Wyandotte in 2000. diz sculpture waz created by Michaele Duffy Kramer n iz made of bronze, sculpture iz modeled after a Native American family, n depictz itemz dat R essential 2 der survival: corn, beanz, squash, tobacco, sage, sweet grazz n cedar. Also signz read no Dogz,bikerz, n skaterz dey r prohibited but iv watched peepz doit anywayz"