Facilities

Bush Park is one of Fenton's largest parks. It is 5 and a half acres and was given to the City of Fenton by Harry C. and Doris E. Bush on December 18, 1954. Both the Fenton Rotary and the Downtown Development Authority have been very generous in supporting this park. The park has 2 entrances; one at the east end of Jefferson Street behind St. John's Catholic Church and the other on N Leroy Street at Fifth Street. The park is always open and has no entrance fees. The Shiawassee River runs through the park and provides a beautiful opportunity to experience peace in the city. There are volleyball courts, children's play equipment, a tot lot area, restrooms, a gazebo, a pavilion with electricity, picnic areas and a small island to enjoy. The park is open from sunrise to sunset.

To reserve this park, please complete the Reservation Request Form (PDF). Once you complete the request, please turn it in at the city hall. You can also call us at 810-629-2261.

Rentals

The pavilion and the gazebo are available for rental at the city offices. The fees are as follows:

Pavilion Rental

• Resident: $75 rental fee plus $100 deposit, which is $175 total
• Non-resident: $100 rental fee plus $100 deposit, which is $200 total
• Non-profit: $30 rental fee plus $100 deposit, which is $130 total

Gazebo Rental

The gazebo is an all-day rental. For information about Fenton's gazebos and how to rent them, view the Gazebo Brochure (PDF).

• Resident: $100 rental fee plus $100 deposit, which is $200 total
• Non-resident: $150 rental fee plus $100 deposit, which is $250 total