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Merrill Park was established in 1939 as Comstock's first park. Inside are fishing access areas, basketball courts, picnic sites, green space and playground equipment. In 1996, former president Bill Clinton spoke to residents in the park.
Address: River St. and Comstock Ave Comstock MI USA
 1 616 343-8212
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Home to the Jan Schau Wildflower Walk, the River Villa Preserve provides ample scenic views for visitors to see as they explore Comstock's natural side.
Address: 123 East Michigan Ave. Comstock MI USA
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Visitors of River Oaks County Park can cross-country ski, hike, picnic and enjoy a wealth of other recreational opportunities. The park is located in between Comstock and Galesburg, above Morrow Lake, to which a boat ramp is available.
Address: 9202 East Michigan Ave (M-96) Galesburg MI USA 49053
 Send an Email 1 269 665-9608
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Enjoy a picnic or barbeque at Cooper Park in Comstock. A waterfall gently drops in the park into a pond, which is home to swans and welcomes fishing. There is plenty of green space to enjoy a range of activities on.
Address: Oran Ave. and 26th St. Comstock MI USA
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Located between Battle Creek and Kalamazoo, Fort Custer Recreation Area provides facilities for boating, biking, hiking, swimming and other activities. Inside the park is one of the few remaining oak barrens—widely spaced oak trees in a field of grass and wildflowers—found in Michigan.
Address: 5163 Fort Custer Dr Augusta MI USA
1 269 731-4200
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Inside Peer Park is a picnic area, a fishing pond and plenty of green space for different activities. Each year, Comstock's Arbor Day celebrations are held here, resulting in the planting of many trees.
Address: 26th Street N and E Michigan Ave Comstock MI USA
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