Park Information
Springfield Oaks
secreservations@oaklandcountymi.gov
12451 Andersonville Road
Davisburg, MI 48350
Approximately 30 minutes before sunrise to 30 minutes after sunset, or as posted at the entrance.
secreservations@oaklandcountymi.gov
12451 Andersonville Road
Davisburg, MI 48350
Approximately 30 minutes before sunrise to 30 minutes after sunset, or as posted at the entrance.

A head table and banquet tables set up for a wedding

Banquet tables set up for a wedding


Decorated round tables under a large wooden pavilion

Exterior photo of the Ellis Barn with wildflowers in the forefront

Looking to hold a special event or meeting? There are many options at Springfield Oaks. 
The Event Center, Carousel Hall and Grand Hall provide the perfect place and an affordable option for banquets, award ceremonies and other special events. The barns, grounds and arenas can easily accommodate large events, and the horse areas and arenas are a great choice for horse shows and other activities. The Ellis Barn is a beautiful setting for an elegant, rustic country wedding or other celebrations.
Venues can be rented together or separately for maximum flexibility in event planning. Explore our venues, rental packages and decorating guidelines in the Springfield Oaks Facility Rental Information Packet.
To learn more about the possibilities for your event, call 248-599-2708 or complete the Springfield Oaks Rental Inquiry Form and email it to secreservations@oaklandcountymi.gov.
Get creative this winter with hands-on projects that are great for entering at the fair. The first 4-H Winter Craft Session will be held from 5:30-7 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 4 at the Springfield Oaks Event Center and it will focus on Kinusaiga fabric art. Kinusaiga is a Japanese art technique that uses small pieces of fabric tucked into grooves in a foam board to create a colorful picture or design. No sewing is required! Participants will learn how to layer and secure the fabric to create their own unique piece of artwork.
All materials will be provided. This class is suitable for ages 8+. Because sharp knives and other tools will be used during the project, youth under age 12 must be accompanied by an adult. Adults who would like to make their own craft must register as a participant as well.
Cost is $20/participant. Online registration is open now. Other sessions in the 4-H Winter Craft Series will include horse and dog lead braiding, cooking decorating, sewing crafts, embroidery and more. Upcoming craft dates are:
For more information, contact Jordan Hewitt at Hewittj8@msu.edu or 248-347-3860, ext. 279.
Register for Kinusaiga fabric art class
Discover the fun and focus of archery from 5:30-7 p.m. at the Springfield Oaks Event Center. These hands-on events are open to youth ages 12 and older, covering archery safety, proper form and target practice in a supportive environment. All experience levels are welcome.
Attend one session or all of them:
Cost is $5/session. All archery equipment is provided or participants may bring their own equipment. Closed-toe shoes are required.
Adults are welcome to stay and observe. If space is available, adults may also participate.
Registration is open now. For more information, contact Jordan Hewitt at Hewittj8@msu.edu or 248-347-3860, ext. 279.
Springfield Oaks is home of the historic Ellis Barn and annual Oakland County Fair, which draws 100,000+ visitors annually to the 10-day event. The 1884 Ellis Barn is 14,000-square-feet and features an indoor riding arena, 11 box stalls, mechanical exercise ring and cavernous second floor for hay and straw. The barn was donated by former major league baseball players Kirk Gibson and Tim Birtsas and moved from its original located on Dixie Highway to Springfield Oaks in 2005. Today, the barn is used to host weddings and special events like the Michigan Antique Festival. The park also offers a multipurpose room for banquets, reunions and seminars as well as exhibit hall space. The grounds include two outdoor arenas.
secreservations@oaklandcountymi.gov
12451 Andersonville Road
Davisburg, MI 48350
Approximately 30 minutes before sunrise to 30 minutes after sunset, or as posted at the entrance.