The park is managed and maintained by the Delta Township Parks and Recreation department.
The onsite ponds are specifically managed to support local fish populations for recreational catch-and-release fishing.
The park provides a direct link to the regional non-motorized trail network in Delta Township.
The site includes a significant amount of open wetland acreage, which serves as a natural drainage and habitat area.
Sharp Park is a 70-acre municipal park located in Delta Township, Lansing, serving as a primary outdoor recreation hub. It features two stocked fishing ponds that provide seasonal angling opportunities for residents. The park contains extensive athletic facilities, including multiple softball and baseball diamonds and soccer fields. Visitors can utilize a 1.5-mile perimeter walking trail that encircles the main recreation areas. The grounds host several reservable picnic shelters equipped with barbecue grills and tables. A dedicated playground area is situated centrally within the park grounds. The park serves as a community space for local organized sports leagues throughout the spring, summer, and fall months. Open spaces are maintained throughout the park to facilitate informal recreation and open-air gatherings.
The elevated view along the perimeter walking trail overlooking the main fishing pond during sunset.
Bring insect repellent during the summer months, as the proximity to ponds can increase mosquito activity.
Check the Delta Township website to reserve pavilions in advance if planning a large group gathering.
Wear comfortable athletic shoes to navigate the transition between the paved trail sections and grass fields.
Do not attempt to swim or wade in the fishing ponds, as it is strictly prohibited and unsafe.
Park facilities, including athletic fields, are subject to closure during inclement winter weather or for seasonal turf maintenance.
Leash laws are strictly enforced for all dogs throughout the park grounds.
