A spectacular three-mile paved trail takes visitors through forest and future savanna prairie offering breathtaking vistas. Each season provides a unique opportunity to explore the beautiful habitat that supports a variety of wildlife. The trail connects the park from north to south, as well as to County Road 12.

A 10-acre off-leash pet area with a watering and rinsing station provides a wonderful opportunity for dog owners to exercise their dogs. There are two separate, fully fenced areas: nine acres for large dogs and one acre for small dogs. A daily or annual pass is required. An automated pay box on site accepts credit and debit cards for daily passes.

Dogs on a six-foot non-retractable leash are allowed on all paved and turf trails except where posted otherwise. Owners must pick up after their dog.

Geocaching is a family-friendly, high-tech treasure hunt that combines respect for the environment with a sense of adventure. This activity involves placing or looking for a cache using global positioning system (GPS) equipment.

A spectacular paved trail takes visitors through forest and future savanna prairie offering breathtaking vistas. Each season provides a unique opportunity to explore the beautiful habitat that supports a variety of wildlife. The trail connects the park from north to south, as well as to County Road 12.

Recreate on the water with canoeing, kayaking or stand-up paddleboarding! Get exercise and fresh air while you explore the shorelines of Spring Lake where motorized boats can’t go.

Spring Lake Regional Park has an ADA-accessible canoe and kayak launch.

One-mile of trail provides links through the park along the south boundary connecting to State Grants-in-Aid snowmobile trails.