The park is situated along the Tittabawassee River corridor, which historically influenced the development of the surrounding township.
The facility is integrated into a larger network of local public spaces designed to manage township recreational needs.
The park serves as a frequent site for Tittabawassee Township organized community events and local sports tournaments.
Hayes Park is a primary recreational facility managed by Tittabawassee Township, serving as a hub for local outdoor community activities. The park features multiple athletic fields used for seasonal youth and adult sports leagues. It offers a structured play area for children and open green space for passive recreation. The grounds are equipped with paved walking paths that connect various zones of the park. Picnic shelters are available on-site for public and group use. The facility is maintained by the Tittabawassee Township Parks and Recreation Department. It functions as a multipurpose space located centrally within the Freeland area.
The elevated sections overlooking the walking trails and river-side greenery.
Bring portable chairs if attending youth sporting events, as bleacher seating can be limited.
Check the township recreation website for field closure notices during heavy rain events.
Apply insect repellent during summer months as the river proximity can increase mosquito activity.
Do not park on the grass near sports fields, as it is strictly enforced for field protection and safety.
Fields may be closed periodically for maintenance or due to inclement weather conditions.
Carry-in/carry-out trash policy applies; keep pets leashed at all times.
