GROSSE POINTE WOODS

Monday-Friday

PUBLIC WORKS

20025 Mack 313-343-2460

The Department of Public Works (DPW) is responsible for the operation and maintenance of the following: Local & Major Streets, Forestry, Vehicle

Maintenance, Recycling, Parking

Maintenance, Solid Waste, Leaf Disposal and Water / Sewers.

WOODS LIBRARY

20680 Mack................................313-343-2072

CITY HISTORY

The City of Grosse Pointe Woods was originally incorporated in 1927 and was known as the Village of Lochmoor. In 1939, the Village of Lochmoor became the Village of Grosse Pointe Woods and on December 11, 1950, was incorporated as the City of Grosse Pointe Woods, a Home Rule City. The city covers an area of 3.28 square miles.

PARKS & RECREATION

Community Center

20025 Mack Plaza

Grosse Pointe Woods .............

313-343-2408 comctr@gpwmi.us

LAKE FRONT PARK

23000 Jefferson

313-343-2470

Front Gate 313-343-2470 ex. 3

May 1 – October 31 6:00 am – 11:00 pm

November 1 – April 30

8:00 am – 9:00 pm

Lake Front Park, located at 23000 E Jefferson, is a year round facility which offers many activities for Grosse Pointe Woods families. The facilities include an Olympic size pool, wading & baby pools, waterslide, 780 feet of boardwalk, fishing terrace, a large playscape, an outdoor basketball court, 2 bocce courts, and 2 shuffleboard courts, a volleyball court and 10 outdoor tennis courts. The Activities Building offers: Gym halfcourt basketball, Racquetball court and you can also play pool, foosball, air hockey, indoor shuffleboard, ping-pong, darts, bocce ball, or use the treadmills & exercise bicycles. There is also a marina, walking path and dog park.

CHENE-TROMBLY PARK

Corner of Ridgemont and Mack Avenue. Play area designed primarily for children under 12 years of age. An ice rink is maintained in the winter.

GHESQUIERE PARK

20025 Mack Plaza, behind City Hall. Play area designed for children of all ages with stands of mature trees and picturesque natural settings. Also includes baseball diamonds, mini soccer fields, roller hockey in the summer and an ice rink in the winter.

JULES DE PORRE PARK

Corner of Anita and Goethe, near Mason School, a pocket park.

SWEENEY PARK

Public access is through Ford Court, Baltree Court, Clairview Court, and Faircourt. Play area designed primarily for children under 12 years of age. An ice rink is maintained in the winter.

Relax On The South Shore Of Crystal Lake

2023 IN-SEASON RATES

Weekly June-August $2,500 • No rentals December through May

Damage deposit $500 (fully refundable a er veri cation)

Cottage Rental 6-8 Guests Maximum • 2 Full Baths Full Kitchen with a Snack Island

Large Smart TV with Cable, Roku, Prime

Laundry/O ce Area with Wi-Fi • Fireplace

Enclosed porch with dining area, and comfortable lounge with TV

New Weber gas grill and seating area, beautiful large deck overlooking Crystal Lake

Fire pit with six Adirondack chairs • Children are welcome

Pets possible – Discuss with Cottage Manager Many great golf options including two of the top 100 courses in America

CALL MIKE : 313.598.0365

Fall Rental Rates

Weekly: $1600 • Saturday 4:00 pm to Saturday 10:00 am ree Days: $500 • Friday 4:00 pm to Sunday 4:00 pm

All rentals have a $150 cleaning fee in addition to rental fee