Pavilions
Used for families special groups, or church picnics, each pavilion houses picnic tables, a grill and electric outlets. The largest pavilion houses a wood burning fireplace and a balcony overlooking the pond. During the colder months, curtains are available for the pavilions to keep the wind and chill out.

Soccer
Soccer has become a year-round sport. In the afternoon, the fields are in use almost every day of the week. From kinder soccer to high school soccer, the fields host practices and games on the weekends too. There are five fields including two lighted fields.

Basketball
Basketball is essential to any great park, and Mike Miller Park is the home to two lighted full-length basketball courts. Used for practice or street games, these courts get a lot of playing time.

Tennis Courts
Tennis fanatics can play into the night in the two lighted courts located adjacent to the basketball courts. These courts have been recently resurfaced and look great. They are also completely enclosed with fencing making them ideal for the novice or more advanced players.

Softball/Baseball
There are five fields including three fields (204-250’), a 300’ softball field and a 380’baseball field and all five fields are lighted. The concessions stand which is also a grill that serves lunch daily, cooks up some good food for the players and fans. The restrooms are housed in back of the concession stand conveniently located between the two fields.

Playground
The main playground at Mike Miller County Park is an irresistible attraction for children ages 5 to 12. For parents, it’s a great place to make memories with their children. It also has a shaded area to help keep the parents and grandparents cool during those warm summer days. There are two smaller play areas as well that have swings and spring toys located throughout the park.

Volleyball/Horseshoe
The sand volleyball court is located in front of the far left pavilion upon entering the park. It is great for family cook outs and birthday parties and offers hours of fun for the entire family. The horseshoe pits are located in front of the main pavilion. One can reminisce about the old days as they play a friendly game. There are two runs available so have your pitching arms ready.

Batting Cages
Located between fields 2 and 3 are four sets of batting cages. There are three cages for baseball (with speeds of 38, 45 & 55mph) and one for softball (with a speed of 40mph). These cages require tokens which can be purchased near the cages. Please note the tokens are for the batting cages only. There is also a batting cage area between fields 1 and 2 without a batting machine.

Lake
The lake is a five acre lake stocked with bass, bluegill and catfish for your fishing enjoyment, limits are posted and a fishing license is required. There is a handicapped accessible fishing pier for fishing only with a canopy to keep one cool during the hot summer months. There is also a place for the little ones to feed the fish and ducks or to watch the large water fountain located in the center of the lake. We are developing a fishing program for the lake to ensure a safe and fertile fishing area for all to enjoy. For this reason, we kindly ask that no fish be dumped into the pond without consent from Marshall County Parks.

Veterans Honor Plaza
The Veteran’s Honor Plaza held its first Memorial Day and Veteran’s day celebration in 2001 and every year since our beloved hero’s are once again recognized. Veterans names are listed on monuments underneath the war in which they served, including: World War I, World War II as well as Korean and Vietnam. Bricks were purchased (and can be purchased today) by family members of those living and deceased to make the grounds of the platform of the plaza. Soldier’s names and the years they served are engraved on the bricks. Benches line the outer edges of the plaza. In the center of the plaza stands a tall, thin monument engraved with the seals of the Marine, Navy, Coast Guard, and Army branches of the United States Military. Upon its first Memorial Day, the plaza held a dedication in which several families, friends, government and community officials, and soldiers gathered to honor those who fought for our freedom.