Independence Oaks County Park

12 reviews

+1 (248) 625-0877

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9501 Sashabaw Rd

Clarkston, MI 48348

+1 (248) 625-0877

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Independence Oaks County Park in Clarkston, MI offers a serene natural setting for outdoor enthusiasts to explore and enjoy. With a variety of recreational activities and beautiful scenery, visitors can immerse themselves in the tranquility of nature.

Whether hiking through the lush trails, picnicking by the lake, or simply relaxing in the peaceful surroundings, Independence Oaks County Park provides a perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

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Liv B.

7/26/2024

This park is the best park to walk at in the area!!! There many trail for bikes and just for walking. There beautiful ponds and lakes to look at as you walk or fish at. There also amazing...

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Beth C.

12/2/2020

Beautiful park with lots of trail options and scenic views. They have a paved loop which is great with a stroller, and more rigorous unpaved trails that go around the lake. Tons of parking, and...

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Anthony B.

2/16/2021

This could be an awesome place to Nordic ski...if they staff would use their equipment and groom the trails. I wish this park would learn from Huron Meadows park and offer North Oakland county...

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Chris V.

6/24/2018

Here for a party & I am very impressed! Beautiful parks and land. Can't wait to come back and run or bike the trails. Lots of pavillions for gatherings. Bathrooms were clean and I didnt have...

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Toni N.

12/15/2018

I've only been here once, but I was very disappointed. Swimming hours ended at 6pm. That eliminates swimming for people that work for 5 days a week! I understand why some people believe open land...

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