Parks & Facilities

Village of Dundee Parks & Community Facilities

The Village of Dundee operates 4 Community Parks and 4 neighborhood/mini parks. Community Parks include Wolverine Park, Waterworks Park, Reggie's Park and Viking Park (currently being developed). The neighborhood/mini parks include Memorial Park, Ford Park, Westside Park and Arbor Chase Park.

The Old Mill Museum & Banquet Hall

Planning an event? Rooms are available to rent at the Old Mill

  • Busz Conference Room (seats up to 70) For reservations, call (734) 529-8596
  • Banquet Hall (seats up to 250). For reservations, call (734) 529-3430 and review the rental agreement.

Village Parks

The Village of Dundee currently includes community and neighborhood parks with play equipment, picnic facilities, sports fields, and landscape areas. The community parks include: Memorial (Triangle) Park, the Riverwalk and Ford Park, Wolverine Park, Waterworks Park, and Reggie's Park. In addition, there are two neighborhood parks in the Village serving the needs of the residential areas located near them: Arbor Chase Subdivision Park and Westside Park. Viking Park, located in front of the High School, is an undeveloped park property which will be improved in 2025 providing a much needed access from Tecumseh Street (M-50) directly to the High School. The Village of Dundee also owns and maintains more than 20 acres of land which includes the Village Hall, open spaces in the downtown and around the Village, the Department of Public Works building, and the wastewater and water treatment facilities.

Additional Village Land & Facilities

The Village of Dundee also owns and maintains more than 20-acres of land which includes the Village Hall, Department of Public Works building, the waste-water and water treatment facilities, and vacant open spaces around the village.

Park Location Map & Introduction

View the park location overview map for a visual aid in the location of community parks.

View the Southeastern Michigan Parkfinder. You can use this interactive map to find your ideal destination for fun and recreation. Find everything from neighborhood playgrounds to state and national parks.

Parks & Recreation Commission

The primary function of the Parks and Recreation Commission is to plan for both long range and immediate improvements as well as development of village parks and recreation programs.