William Rogers Village Park

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152 N State St
Sparta, MI 49345
+1 (616) 887-8251
http://www.spartami.org

William Rogers Village Park in Sparta, MI, is home to eight parks, with seven owned by the Village and one by Sparta Township, all open to the public. Among these, notable parks include Balyeat Field, offering soccer facilities, and Buth Field Dog Park, featuring separate enclosures for large and small dogs.

The Village emphasizes community engagement and responsible park usage, providing guidelines to ensure the safety and enjoyment of all visitors. With amenities and rules in place, the parks serve as a vibrant space for recreation and social interaction within the community.

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Awesome Hometown Park!
7/26/2017

Rogers Park is a wonderful park for all ages. A clean and well-maintained playground and splash pad ...

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The best band shell in northern Kent County
8/18/2016

My wife and I met friends at Rogers Park during Sparta's Celtic Festival. This is the 2nd time we've...

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Balyeat Field, spanning 6.88 acres and located just north of downtown Sparta, MI, is named after the esteemed former Superintendent of Sparta Schools, O. E. Balyeat. The park features two soccer fields and connects to the Arches Parking Lot via a pedestrian bridge over Nash Creek. Additionally, Buth Field, a 6-acre park, includes the Village of Sparta's first dog park, offering separate enclosures for large and small dogs. Both parks are open to the public and provide recreational spaces and amenities for community enjoyment. Generated from the website
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