Editing Springfield, Michigan (section)

==Parks==

===Begg Park===
Springfield's Begg Park is located at 503 Military Avenue just off M-96 and is Springfield's largest park at {{convert|20.7|acres|1|abbr=on}}. It is home to a professional 18-hole disk golf course and hosted the [[PDGA World Championships|2008 Disc Golf World Championship]].{{[[PDGA World Championships]]}}  In addition to the disc golf course, Begg Park also has the Springfield Farmers' Market, a playground area, a picnic pavilion, open spaces, tree-shaded areas, paved walking trails, and a brook that cuts through the park's center.

===Upton Park===
Upton Park is a 6.2 acre park located between Nettles Street and Upton Avenue in Springfield, Michigan. The park features a 1-acre pond used for fishing and model boat racing. In addition, the park has a pavilion used for picnics, playground equipment, a basketball court, and a walking trail that circles the pond. The park is located in the Central and Eastern neighborhoods and is located at the center of one of Springfield's most established neighborhoods. Upton Park is formally known as John F. Kennedy Park.

===B. Carol Hinton Park===
The City of Springfield received a grant in 2012 from the Michigan Department of Natural Resources to create a park out of a small piece of city-owned property near the intersection of 27th Street and Frisbie Boulevard. The park has a basketball court and play scape enclosed by a fence.

===Rothchild Park===
Rothchild Park is an open park located at Helmer Road and Harmonia Road. It is approximately {{convert|12|acres|abbr=on}} and features a pavilion with picnic tables and a dog park.
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