Playgrounds keep young ones active while providing an overall pleasant park outing for families, play groups and individuals. These areas are like outdoor classrooms, allowing children to develop physical, emotional and cognitive skills. Plus, playing with other children enhances their social abilities and sense of teamwork.

Oakland County Parks has 15 playgrounds, each with unique features. Enjoy a playground close to home or create your own playground tour to try different park.

Printable Playground Map

Playground Areas

Addison Oaks County Park

• Campground Area B Playground
• Day Use Playground

Catalpa Oaks County Park

• Catalpa Playground
  • Catalpa Oaks County Park is closed to allow for construction of a paved parking lot, new picnic shelter, improved accessible pathways, playground expansion and soccer field improvements. Renovations are expected to conclude in late summer 2026.

Groveland Oaks County Park

• Campground Section C Playground
• Concession Playground
• Pines Playground

Independence Oaks County Park

• Hidden Springs Beach Playground
• Moraine Knoll Playground
• Pine Grove Playground
• Twin Chimneys Play Structure
• Waters Edge Playground

Lyon Oaks County Park

• Woods Edge Playground

Pontiac Oaks County Park

• Pontiac Playground 

Waterford Oaks County Park

• Paradise Peninsula Playscape 

  • The Paradise Peninsula (newly renamed Cattail Cove) area of Waterford Oaks County Park  is currently closed and is slated to reopen in late 2026.

    Please see the construction map for details about trails and park areas that will be closed or re-routed.

    Visit the Waterford Oaks Construction Project webpage for additional details about improvements coming to the park. For more information, call 248-858-0906.