The park's swimming beach is monitored by trained lifeguards throughout the peak summer season.
The onsite skate park is one of the few designated paved facilities for skateboarding within the regional county park system.
The campground includes specific sites designated for group tent camping and organized youth groups.
Stewart Lake functions as the central hydrological feature of the property, offering non-motorized boat access.
The park utilizes a permit system for its picnic shelters to manage high-demand weekend usage.
The trail system connects to broader regional hiking corridors passing through Holly, Michigan.
Groveland Oaks County Park is a 360-acre recreational facility centered around the 37-acre Stewart Lake. The park provides over 300 modern campsites equipped with electrical hookups, many of which are situated near the waterfront. It features an extensive sandy beach on Stewart Lake used for swimming during the summer season. Recreational infrastructure includes three playgrounds, a skate park, and courts for basketball, volleyball, and tennis. The grounds are linked by a network of trails suitable for hiking and bicycling. Visitors have access to equipment rentals for water activities, including pedal boats and kayaks. Fishing is permitted on the lake, which is stocked with various species. The park contains multiple picnic areas with charcoal grills and reservable shelters for large gatherings. It is part of the Oakland County Parks and Recreation system.
The elevated boardwalk overlooking the south shore of Stewart Lake at sunset.
Reserve your campsite well in advance for summer weekends, as high-demand slots fill up months ahead.
Bring your own personal floatation devices if you plan on launching your own non-motorized watercraft.
Check the water quality status on the park's official website before swimming, as conditions can change after heavy rain.
Do not attempt to swim outside of designated beach areas or when lifeguard services are officially suspended.
Camping facilities are seasonal and typically close for the winter months; park gates may be restricted during deep winter.
Pets must remain on a six-foot leash at all times; all trash must be disposed of in provided receptacles to maintain wildlife safety.
