The park was named to honor local firefighters and emergency responders.
The Rouge River flows directly through the property, creating a natural corridor for wildlife.
The disc golf course is designed to challenge players with both elevation changes and technical, tree-lined fairways.
The park land was historically integrated into the city’s greenbelt development to preserve local wetlands.
Firefighters Park is a 75-acre municipal recreational area in Troy, Michigan, situated along the banks of the Rouge River. The park features an 18-hole disc golf course that winds through wooded areas and open fields. Athletic amenities include multiple soccer fields utilized for local youth and adult leagues. Anglers access the Rouge River for fishing opportunities within the park boundaries. The site provides a network of paved and natural trails for walkers and joggers. Picnic pavilions are available for group use, accompanied by charcoal grills. The park includes a playground structure and dedicated open green spaces for general recreation. It serves as a focal point for the Troy community's outdoor sports activities.
The pedestrian bridge overlooking the Rouge River.
Bring insect repellent during summer months due to the proximity to the Rouge River.
Download a disc golf course map app before arriving, as navigation between holes can be tricky for first-timers.
Wear waterproof footwear if planning to walk near the riverbanks after rainfall.
Attempting to play disc golf immediately after heavy storms, as low-lying areas near the river become muddy.
Soccer fields may be restricted during league tournament seasons.
Practice pack-in, pack-out sustainability; respect noise levels near residential borders.
