Pavilions
Pavilion rates and amenities
| Park Pavilion | Daily Rental Fees | Maximum Capacity | Bathroom Amenities | Electricity On-Site |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Clements Circle Park | Resident $70 Non-Resident $140 | 30 people | Port-a-Johns | No |
| Mies Park | Resident $75 Non-Resident $145 | 30 people | Port-a-Johns | Yes |
| Rotary Park #1 | Resident $150 Non-Resident $225 | 200 people | Comfort Station | Yes |
| Rotary Park #2 | Resident $80 Non-Resident $150 | 30 people | Comfort Station | Yes |
| Rotary Park #3 | Resident $115 Non-Resident $190 | 80 people | Comfort Station | Yes |
| Rotary Park #4 | Resident $115 Non-Resident $190 | 80 people | Comfort Station | Yes |
| Rotary Park #5 | Resident $75 Non-Resident $145 | 30 people | Comfort Station | No |
| Stymelski Veteran's Park | Resident $110 Non-Resident $185 | 80 people | Port-a-Johns | Yes |
| Shelden Park | Resident $70 Non-Resident $140 | 30 people | Port-a-Johns | No |
(Bicentennial Park) | Non-Resident $180 | |||
| BEN CELANI PAVILION AT BICENTENNIAL PARK - CLOSED FOR THE 2023 SEASON FOR A PARK IMPROVEMENT PROJECT | ||||
Pavilion reservation day - 2023
On Tuesday, Feb. 7, starting at 5 a.m. at the Kirksey Recreation Center (15100 Hubbard), residents will be able to reserve (in-person only) a timeslot to rent a pavilion for the 2023 season. Reservation timeslots will be available at 7 a.m. that morning and are scheduled every five minutes.
Starting at 6 a.m. on Wednesday, Feb. 8, open dates will be available to both residents and non-residents. Reservations may be made at the Kirksey Recreation Center and online.
Payment is due at the time of reservation, and all applications can be completed online or in-person, and fees paid before a permit will be issued. Pavilions are available for rent from May 1 through Sept. 30. All pavilion applications must be submitted and all fees paid at least seven days in advance of the rental date.
For questions, please contact Karla Sadler at (734) 466-2297 or ksadler@livonia.gov.
park amenities and LOCATIONS
| Park Amenities | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Park | Playground | Ball Diamonds | Walking Path | Sand Volleyball Courts | Nature Trails | Outdoor Pool |
| Bicentennial Park | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | No |
| Clements Circle | Yes | No | No | Yes | No | Yes |
| Mies Park | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | No | No |
| Rotary Park | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | No |
| Shelden Park | Yes | Yes | No | No | No | Yes |
- Bicentennial Park (Ben Celani Area - Closed for 2023 Season for Park Improvement Project)
- 35400 Seven Mile (On Seven Mile, east of Wayne)
- Additional amenities: tennis courts and pickleball courts
- 35400 Seven Mile (On Seven Mile, east of Wayne)
- Clements Circle Park
- 10101 Harrison (On Harrison, south of Plymouth)
- Mies Park
- 32305 West Chicago (West Chicago and Hubbard)
- Rotary Park
- 32300 Six Mile (Corner of Six Mile and Hubbard)
- Shelden Park
- 32901 Plymouth Road (Plymouth Road, east of Farmington Road)
- Additional amenities: tennis courts, pickleball courts, soccer field (fall only)
- 32901 Plymouth Road (Plymouth Road, east of Farmington Road)
- Stymelski Veterans Park
- 14407 Stark (South of Lyndon, west of Ford Field)
special use applications and permits
A Special Use Permit is defined as an activity or event held on City of Livonia property where the event will interfere with vehicular or pedestrian traffic and is beyond regular park usage, where a higher concern exists for the protection of participants, users and/or property.
To apply for a Special Use Permit, please read the information in the packet at the bottom of this section carefully and complete the application and required attachments. The application packet includes instructions and guidelines developed to guide applicants/organizations through the process. All applicants should familiarize themselves with the actual park policies and ordinances and laws referenced in this document.
If you are interested in using a Park Pavilion, please reserve the pavilion as soon as you can. If your Special Use Application is not approved, the pavilion fee will be refunded.
When is a special use application needed?
If your event meets one or more of the below conditions, a Special Use Application should be submitted at least 90 days in advance of the event date.
Livonia Parks and Recreation will accept Special Use Applications within 90 days but reserves the right to deny any application submitted. The earlier the submission, the better the department can assist the applicant/organization with their event.
- Any public event
- Any event with an attendance of over 250 people
- Any private event serving as a fundraiser
- Any event where items, products, or services will be sold.
- Run/Walk/Race
- Concert
- Fair/Festival
application information and process
In order to properly review an application, the City of Livonia requires adequate time to determine if the Special Use is feasible considering all logistics and details including the size and scope of event, traffic and pedestrian safety, security, and any other related concerns. Parks and Recreation may require a meeting with the applicant/organization to discuss the application.
Submission of the application does NOT guarantee approval. Do not publicize your event until approval has been confirmed.
If your application has been approved, your confirmation will be in the form of a Special Use Permit issued to the applicant. The applicant may be any member of the sponsoring organization who has been authorized by the organization to apply. The authorized applicant must be at least 18 years of age and available to work closely with the Parks and Recreation staff throughout the process. A Non-Profit organization must present 501c3 documentation and list City of Livonia Parks and Recreation as sponsor in all promotional and event material.
The City of Livonia Parks and Recreation Department will conduct a review process upon receipt of the application and will make a decision to approve the event based on the following criteria:
- Goals and objectives of the City of Livonia’s Parks and Recreation Master Plan.
- Public impact on park and street access and closures.
- Duplication of events.
- Scheduling conflicts with other City activities (i.e. A City run Special Event, road work, etc.).
- Park and facilities capacity (adequate support staff and resources).
- Concurrence by other affected agencies
Submit completed application packet (below) and all pertinent attachments to Livonia Parks and Recreation Department by mail or email to:
Livonia Parks and Recreation Department
15100 Hubbard
Livonia, MI 48154
Phone: (734) 466-2900 | Email: parks@livonia.gov
Additional questions can be directed to Ethan Engel at eengel@livonia.gov.