The park is directly adjacent to the historic Van Buren Township and City of Belleville boundary lines.
It is a primary site for viewing the annual Belleville National Strawberry Festival parade route.
The park's topography slopes significantly toward the shoreline, providing tiered views of Belleville Lake.
The boat launch located here is one of the few public-access points to this section of the Huron River chain of lakes.
Horizon Park in Belleville, Michigan, is a community park situated along the northern shore of Belleville Lake. The park provides public access to the water through a designated boat launch facility. Visitors can utilize paved pathways that wind through open green spaces and wooded areas. The site includes multiple playgrounds equipped for children and various picnic shelters available for community use. It serves as a central hub for outdoor recreation in the immediate downtown vicinity. The park is maintained as a municipal facility offering both active play areas and quiet benches overlooking the water. It is positioned adjacent to the municipal infrastructure of Belleville.
The edge of the pier overlooking Belleville Lake at sunset.
Bring a portable chair if you plan to stay by the water, as seating near the boat launch is limited.
Check the local city calendar for festival dates, as the park often reaches capacity during municipal events.
Wear insect repellent if visiting during dusk, as the proximity to the lake can attract midges.
Do not attempt to launch large motorized watercraft during low-water seasons without checking current draft levels.
Leash laws are strictly enforced for pets; pack out all trash to maintain the lake shoreline.
