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Strong long-term review history with 6,533 reviews and a 4.8★ average signals reliable, consistent service.
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If you haven’t walked the Detroit Riverwalk yet, you’re missing one of the best waterfront experiences in the Midwest. I walked the full length and it did not disappoint — the path is clean, well-maintained, and easy to navigate whether you’re strolling or shooting photos. The Detroit skyline views are absolutely stunning from the Riverwalk. Standing along the waterfront with the Renaissance Center and downtown Detroit as your backdrop is a moment that genuinely stops you in your tracks. I took photos the entire stretch and every angle delivered. The combination of the river, the skyline, and the open sky makes this one of the most photogenic spots in the city. What impressed me most was how well the space is kept up. The walkway runs smoothly from Milliken State Park all the way toward the Ambassador Bridge area — plenty of ground to cover, benches to rest, and spots to pause and take it all in. You also get clear views across to Windsor, Ontario — not many cities in the US can say you can see another country from your waterfront. Whether you’re a visitor or a local who hasn’t been in a while, the Detroit Riverwalk is a must. It captures the energy of a city that’s proud of its comeback. Highly recommend making time for this — bring your camera.
Really cool, lots of boats and you can see Canada, across the way. There's a tiny lighthouse, and a very long cement sidewalk, as well as several little wildflower side paths that were cool. Amazing statues and also an informative sculpture and memoriam of the underground railroad. Bathrooms at the beginning, but nowhere to be found in the middle, but eventually we did go into a downtown extremely huge building that did have public facilities but had to be let into it by a security guard (?) anyway it worked out. That's the only part I give less than 5 stars for was the bathroom situation after the beginning of the walk. Very very cool otherwise.
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Went on a Sunday on Memorial Day Weekend and had an excellent time with my 11 year old daughter and her dad. The walk was beautiful with lots to see, including Canada on the opposite side of us, and the park with the Bernstein 🐻 was exciting for us adults as much as our kid. It wasn't just playground equipment either, it had a great layout and beautiful landscaping. We had to hit the road back home before the splash pad opened.....but it looked really nice. Parking was free for 2 hours (then you need to switch spaces or whatever). Everyone was really nice and everything was peaceful, I saw lots of park staff members and law enforcement around and plenty of electric bikes in the area. We did not come to Michigan for the Riverwalk but we wanted to see at least one big body of water before leaving...and this one was easily accessible. I'm pretty sure between the Riverwalk and the new park (a nice man that knew the area told us about it..... told us that if we followed the Riverwalk just a little further we'd run into it, because we we about to call it a day) we spent about 3 hours there. We never really sat down, but there are lots of places to just sit and relax and watch the water, and the boats, and fish, etc.
The new portion that extends towards the ambassador bridge is amazing. It gets so close to the water, the landscaping is beautiful, and the playground is enormous. There is even an "inland lake"/ pond to create a habitat for more animals. At the moment it's mostly a goose area- but I did see some other birds. The new part also includes elevation changes so you can take a path not directly against the river and it winds you thru elevation change and landscaping.
A long, paved trail along the water with views of Windsor. There’s a small carousel, fountain, small snack bar, and restrooms. You’ll find people walking, biking and fishing. Lots of places to sit. Lots of free parking. Friendly and safe environment.