- The list below includes 217 free or cheap things to do in or near Troy, Michigan, including 79 different types of inexpensive activities like Bowling, Parks, Sports Facilities/Fields and Family Fun Center.
- From Raintree Park to Beach Road Park, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Troy and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Dearborn, Westland, Sterling Heights and Waterford.
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Total Roller Hockey is a hockey sports complex that also offers soccer, lacrosse, baseball, volleyball, football, and adult kickball. The complex is available for birthday parties, field trips, and summer camps.
19.8 Miles
Total Sports Complex offers a range of recreational sports including soccer, baseball, lacrosse, softball, roller hockey, volleyball, football and adult kickball. They also provide organized leagues, casual activities and sports programs for all age groups.
19.9 Miles
Walk across the riverfront, watching sunsets in the evening; music and other fun activities is what you get at Detroit RiverFront. Some concerts are organized here occasionally. You also see the views of Canada from the riverfront.
19.9 Miles
Multiple lanes of ten pin bowling are available at Oaklanes, which even has a snack bar and pro shop. While there are open bowling times for the general public, the alley also works with several local leagues, tournaments, and summer leagues.
20.0 Miles
Located alongside the Detroit River, Hart Plaza is an open air public space. The plaza is located on the same spot where Detroit founder Antoine de la Mothe Cadillac landed in 1701.
20.1 Miles
Woodland Lanes features league, family, and large group play for bowling enthusiasts. The facility boasts 32 lanes, automatic bumpers, renovated lounges, a full snack-bar menu, and a pro-shop for bowling accessories and services.
20.3 Miles
Belle Island is an island and State Park. Sized at 982 acres, the park offers recreation and educational facilities, including walking, running and bicycle paths, an atrium, aquarium and zoo.
20.4 Miles
Hines Park is more commonly known as simply Hines Parkway since it covers a wide flood basin of more than 15 miles in length. The large park has a disc golf course, sledding hill, multiple playgrounds, several ball diamonds, volleyball courts, picnic areas, and an ice skating rink.
20.5 Miles
Situated on a river island, Belle Isle Park is a state park featuring the country's oldest aquarium, a zoo, and a plant conservatory. The park also offers a driving range, ball fields, and is the home of an historic lighthouse.
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Henry Ford Estate comprises of historic buildings but is currently closed for restoration. Although the estate is closed, the grounds remain open year-round for the general public to explore and discover.